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Name 3263

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TrismegistosTM name 3263
Name
Philotheos
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Greek
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: "loving God, pious". Inspiration: Philotheos of Antioch, young boy aged 10, discrediting pagan cult of parents in public, d. ca. 304.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: saint
common word: adjective
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3267

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TrismegistosTM name 3267
Name
Philoxenos
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Greek
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'loving strangers'. Inspiration: saint with cult at Oxyrhynchos?
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: saint
common word: adjective
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3285

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TrismegistosTM name 3285
Name
Philippos
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Greek
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'friend of horses'. Inspiration: one of the Apostles.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: NT
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Unknown character
 

Name 3302

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TrismegistosTM name 3302
Name
Phoibammon
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
hybrid
Genealogy
Greco-Egyptian
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'Apollo-Ammon'. Inspiration: soldier and martyr of Assiut.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: saint
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3343

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TrismegistosTM name 3343
Name
Georgios
Gender
male
Structure
simple
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Greek
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'farmer, earthworker'. Inspiration: St Georgios, soldier and martyr.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: saint
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3386

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TrismegistosTM name 3386
Name
Iakob
Gender
male
Structure
simple
Type
monolingual with hybrid variants
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'seizing by the heel' or 'supplanting'. Inspiration: Old Testament patriarch.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: OT
Secular character
 
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Name 3405

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TrismegistosTM name 3405
Name
Ieremias
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual with hybrid variants
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'Yahweh will exalt'. Inspiration: Old Testament prophet.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: OT
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Unknown character
 

Name 3410

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TrismegistosTM name 3410
Name
Iesous
Gender
male
Structure
simple
Type
monolingual with hybrid variants
Genealogy
Semitic: Aramaic
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'deliverance'. Inspiration: Jesus Christ.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Jesus
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3437

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TrismegistosTM name 3437
Name
Isaak
Gender
male
Structure
simple
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'he will laugh, he will rejoice'. Inspiration: Old Testament patriarch.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: OT
Secular character
 
Unknown character
 

Name 3459

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TrismegistosTM name 3459
Name
Isma'īl
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual with hybrid variants
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'God will hear'. Inspiration: Abraham's firstborn son.
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: OT
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Name 3463

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TrismegistosTM name 3463
Name
Ioanna
Gender
female
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'Yahweh is gracious'. Inspiration: New Testament figure, disciple and associate of Mary Magdalene.
Literature
 
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proper noun: Biblical: NT
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Name 3464

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TrismegistosTM name 3464
Name
Ioannes
Gender
male
Structure
compound
Type
monolingual with hybrid variants
Genealogy
Semitic: Hebrew
Origin
foreign
Etymology
Meaning: 'Yahweh is gracious'. Inspiration: a New Testament figure (John the Evangelist or John the Baptist) or saint (John Chrysostom).
Literature
 
Religious character

proper noun: Biblical: NT
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