Angelos

Meaning of Angelos

Originating from Greek, the name Angelos is traditionally given to male babies. It is pronounced as AHN-jeh-lohs (/αn.ˈʝe.lo̞s/) in Greek. One variation of this name is Angelo.

In terms of popularity in the United States, Angelos has been given to a modest number of babies over the years. In recent times, it has ranked around 10,000th place. However, it's important to note that name popularity can fluctuate over time.

The name Angelos carries with it various associations and meanings. In Greek culture, it translates to "messenger" or "angel." This connection to celestial beings gives the name a sense of spirituality and divine essence.

If you're looking for a unique and meaningful name with Greek origins for your baby boy, Angelos could be an excellent choice!

Pronunciation

Greek

  • Pronunced as AHN-jeh-lohs (/αn.ˈʝe.lo̞s/)

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Notable People Named Angelos

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