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Since Robert isn't a Greek name the way the Greeks "call" it is:

Ροβέρτος.

All names (in Greek) start with a CAPITAL letter. The letter ς is the same as σ but ς is used only at the end of a word and σ inside the word (eg: Θάλασσες--->seas)

If you just want to write in Greek the English pronunciation of the word Robert then the answer is: Ρόμπερτ.

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Name Robert in greek?

I have found a few different spellings of the name "Robert" in greek. For example: Ρόμπερτ, Ροβέρτος and Ροβέρτοσ. I know they all look similar but are some possibly lower case and others upper? Can anyone help? Thanks so much.

Well I will not disagree with ing ong, indeed it is as she says, but I usually go a step further:

The name Robert is a Germanic name which means "bright-fame" or, I would guess a person that has a great reputation:

So the Greek equivalent is Ευθύμιος

The Greek equivalent of Robert is Haralambos. Greek men named Haralambos (Χαράλαμπος) often take the nickname Bob when they immigrate to the United States and other English-speaking countries. Bob is derived from Babi (Μπάμπης), a Greek nickname for Haralambos. Χαράλαμπος translates loosely to "lamp of joy" or "glowing/shining with joy"- hara = joy, lambos = lamp

St. Haralambos was an early Christian priest of Magnesia in what is contemporary Thessaly, Greece. He is commemorated of February 10.

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I think that'd be cool! Usually, people want modern names for kids. But I really want to name my kids (I'm not close either) after a Greek god, although I'm not sure which one yet. Maybe one that's symbolic to me :) Don't listen to them, people are usually into names like "Robert" or "Nicole". They like to "go with the flow".

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