Milos

Meaning of Milos

Milos dances off the tongue with a breezy, sun-kissed rhythm, tracing its roots to two vibrant heritages: the Greek island of Milos, where ancient marble cliffs meet crystal waters, and the Slavic “milu,” meaning dear or gracious. It’s a name that feels both worldly and warmly familiar—like a cherished friend with stories to tell. From Oscar-winning director Miloš Forman to families across Central Europe, Milos carries a quietly confident charm that stands out without shouting. In the U.S., where fewer than ten babies claim the name each year (hovering around the 900th rank), Milos offers parents the chance to gift something refreshingly distinctive yet utterly inviting.