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Certainly yes, but its also a fact that many Greek names, together with the Greek alphabet and language, have "travelled" because of the Romans all over Europe since the ancient times.
And of'course the formation of Greek names is far away more complicated than "a set of syllabes", as it can be in other languages...! (See the "Lexicon of the Greek Personal Names" by the British Academy, www.lgpn.ox.ac.uk )

PS Who said Ayda anyway?

• About Ada - Damis  Oct 13 2005, 1:00:31 AM
  • Re: About Ada - Pavlos  Oct 14 2005, 1:46:32 PM
    • Re: About Ada - Damis  Oct 15 2005, 11:32:13 AM
  • Re: About Ada - Alena  Oct 13 2005, 4:23:45 AM
    • Re: About Ada - Damis  Oct 13 2005, 4:44:59 AM
      • Re: About Ada - Cass  Oct 13 2005, 5:40:54 AM
        • Re: I claim Naomi isn't Japanese - Tbird  Oct 13 2005, 9:31:46 AM
          • Well if you pronounce it nay-O-mee, you're right! (m) - Integrity  Oct 15 2005, 12:31:32 AM
          • Re: I claim Naomi isn't Japanese - Rene  Oct 14 2005, 8:17:45 AM
          • Look it up. It is. nt - Cass  Oct 13 2005, 5:14:49 PM
        • Agree . . . - Chrisell  Oct 13 2005, 6:32:12 AM
          • Agree but... - Damis  Oct 13 2005, 9:58:25 AM
            • Re: Agree but... - Chrisell (not signed in)  Oct 13 2005, 8:19:12 PM
              • Re: Agree but... - Damis  Oct 14 2005, 2:53:41 AM
                • I agree that both meanings should be placed in. nt - Siri  Oct 15 2005, 4:32:49 AM