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      Meaning of the first name Bartholome

      Origin

      Hebrew; Common in Christian Contexts

      Meaning

      Son of the Furrow or Plowman

      Variations

      Bartholomew, Bartholomei, Bartholomeus
      The name Bartholome originates from the Hebrew name Bar-Talmay, which translates to son of the furrow or son of the plowman. This name reflects an agricultural heritage, highlighting the connection between the individual and the land. In Christian contexts, Bartholome is often associated with the Apostle Bartholomew, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, further solidifying its significance in religious traditions.

      Historically, Bartholome has been prominent in Judeo-Christian texts. The Apostle Bartholomew is mentioned in the New Testament, and his role as a key figure in the early Christian church has contributed to the name's endurance over centuries. The name has also appeared in various forms across different cultures, with variations such as Bartholomew and Bartolomeo being common in Christian communities. During the Middle Ages, the name was often given to children in hope of agricultural prosperity, linking it to the cultivation of land and the sustenance it provided to communities.

      In modern times, the name Bartholome remains relatively rare but can still be found in some cultures and contexts. It is often encountered in religious scenarios, particularly within Christian circles, where references to saints and biblical figures are common. Variants of the name, such as Bart or Bartholomew, are more frequently used and popularized in contemporary society. Additionally, the name appears in literature and popular culture, often evoking a sense of tradition and historical depth.

      Based on our records...

      Garcia

      Garcia

      This is the most common surname associated with Bartholome.
      Maria

      Maria

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

      Bartholome

      This is the most common name for a child of a Bartholome.
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      1720 is when there were the most people born with the first name Bartholome.

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