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      Meaning of the first name Panagiota

      Origin

      Greek

      Meaning

      All-holy or Most Holy

      Variations

      Panagiotis, Pangiota, Panayotta
      The name Panagiota is of Greek origin, deriving from the words “pan” meaning all and “hagia” meaning holy. Traditionally, it conveys the essence of being all-holy or most holy. This name is often associated with the Virgin Mary, revered in the Orthodox Christian faith, particularly in Greek culture. As such, Panagiota is a name that embodies reverence and sanctity, reflecting strong religious connotations and cultural significance.

      Historically, Panagiota has been a prevalent name in Greece, closely tied to the veneration of the Virgin Mary, referred to as Panagia in Greek, which translates to All-Holy. This term is often used in the context of various churches and religious icons dedicated to her, highlighting her esteemed status in Christian Orthodox tradition. Throughout the centuries, the name has appeared in historical texts, literature, and religious practices, serving as a reminder of the cultural and spiritual heritage linked to the name.

      In contemporary settings, Panagiota remains a popular name in Greece and among Greek communities worldwide. It is often shortened to affectionate forms such as Pangi or Nia. Many women named Panagiota actively participate in cultural and religious festivals that honor the Virgin Mary, maintaining the name's strong connections to tradition. The name is not only embraced for its historical roots but also celebrated for its melodic quality and cultural significance, ensuring its continued relevance in modern society.

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      George

      George

      This is the most common name of those married to a Panagiota.
      George

      George

      This is the most common name for a child of a Panagiota.
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