The first name Odysseus is of Greek origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Greek: Full of Wrath

Greek: Wrathful

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Alcinoos  (Greek)
Helps Odysseus Return Home

Alcinous  (Greek)
Helps Odysseus Return Home

Anticlea  (Greek)
Mother of Odysseus

Calypso  (Greek)
The Mythological Nymph Who Beguiled Odysseus for Seven Years. A West Indies Style of Singing. Daughter of Atlas

Dessa  (Latin)
Wandering. from the Greek Odysseus

Elpenor  (Greek)
One of Odysseus's Men

EuIycleia  (Greek)
Nurse of Odysseus

Eumaeus  (Greek)
A Swineherd Who Fought With Odysseus

Euryalus  (Greek)
Taunted Odysseus

Irus  (Greek)
Challenged Odysseus on His Return to Ithaca

Laertes  (Greek)
Father of Odysseus

Melanthius  (Greek)
Sides With Penelope's Suitors Against His Master Odysseus

Moly  (Greek)
An Herb Hermes Gives to Odysseus to Protect Him

Nausicaa  (Greek)
Princess Who Finds Odysseus

Odessa  (Latin)
Wandering; Quest. Variant of Odysseus

Pen  (Greek)
Diminutive of Penelope: Bobbin. Penelope Was the Faithful Wife of Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey

Penelope  (Greek)
Bobbin. Penelope Was the Faithful Wife of Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey

Telegonus  (Greek)
Son of Odysseus

Telemachus  (Greek)
Son of Odysseus

Ulises  (Spanish)
Variant of the Greek Name Odysseus. Ulysses Was the Clever and Resourceful Mythological Hero of Homer's Epic the Odyssey

Ulysses  (Latin)
Variant of the Greek Name Odysseus. Ulysses Was the Clever and Resourceful Mythological Hero of Homer's Epic the Odyssey

Ulysses  (Latin)
Form of Odysseus

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