Given name

Milziade

Milziade is a masculine given name from Ancient Greek. It is used in Italian.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Milziade comes from Ancient Greek.

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How it developed

In Italian usage, Milziade developed from Μιλτιάδης.

Milziade’s family of names

In Italian usage, Milziade developed from the Ancient Greek form Μιλτιάδης. In Italian usage, Milziade has a conventional equivalent in the English form MILTIADES.

Walk Milziade’s family in the name graph

MilziadeMiltiadisMiltiadesMiltosMelchiadeΜίλτοςΜιλτιάδης

The ring: across languages.

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People named Milziade

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Sibling ideas

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