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  1. Discussion Evangeline ( fun discovery )

    No, there isn't a neuter case for a Greek name. The names only have masculine and feminine forms, however in few cases, some names have only a masculine form and don't have a feminine one, while others are only feminine names. I suppose the author named her Ikaros because of the myth, he gave...
  2. Discussion Evangeline ( fun discovery )

    Greek names change depending on gender, and are treated as nouns. Names for males end in -os or -is, while names for females end in -a, -i or -ia. There are few exceptions but most names follow these endings. Athanasios and Athanasia (Αθανάσιος / Αθανασία) is basically the same name, it just...
  3. Discussion Evangeline ( fun discovery )

    Actually the name Athanasia is correct, it does exist. It's a greek name, the feminine form of Athanasios (see also http://www.greek-names.info/athanasia/)
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