Spiridon

Meaning of Spiridon

Spiridon is a strong and unique name of Greek origin. It is predominantly used for baby boys. The name is pronounced as spee-REE-don (/spiːˈriːdən/) in Greek. Spiridon has variations such as Spiro and Spyridon. While not very common, Spiridon has been given to a small number of newborns in the United States over the years, with a peak occurrence in 1981 when it ranked 6260.

The name Spiridon carries historical and religious associations due to its roots in Greece. It is derived from the Greek word "spiridion," which means "spirit" or "breath." In Greek Orthodox tradition, Saint Spiridon was a revered bishop known for his miracles, piety, and faithfulness. He is considered the patron saint of Corfu and is celebrated on December 12th. Naming your child Spiridon can be seen as a nod to this influential figure in Greek culture and spirituality.

With its distinctive sound and rich history, Spiridon can be an excellent choice for parents looking for a name that stands out while honoring Greek heritage and tradition.

Pronunciation

Greek

• Pronunced as spee-REE-don (/spiːˈriːdən/)

• Spiro
• Spyridon