Stavros
Meaning of Stavros
Stavros is a male name of Greek origin. In Greek, it is pronounced as STAH-vros (/ˈstɑvros/). The name Stavros is derived from the Greek word "stavros," meaning "cross." It carries religious significance as it symbolizes the cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified. Stavros is a popular name in Greece and other Greek-speaking countries. It has also gained some popularity in the United States, with variations such as Stavro being used occasionally. Despite not being among the most common names, Stavros has maintained a consistent presence in recent years. Its usage peaked in 2011 when it ranked 27th among newborn boys in the United States. Overall, Stavros exudes strength and holds deep cultural associations within the Greek community.
Pronunciation
Greek
- Pronunced as STAH-vros (/ˈstɑvros/)
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Notable People Named Stavros
| Stavros Spyrou Niarchos was a Greek billionaire shipping tycoon known for building the world's largest supertankers and becoming a major figure in global petroleum shipping. |
| Stavros Dimas is a Greek politician who served as European Commissioner for the Environment and Minister for Foreign Affairs, and was nominated for the post of President of Greece in 2014. |
| Stavros Tsoukalas is a Greek professional footballer currently playing as a midfielder for Cypriot First Division club Karmiotissa Polemidion. |
| Stavros Anthony - Stavros S. Anthony is the 37th lieutenant governor of Nevada and a former law enforcement officer and politician. |
| Stavros Tsitouras is a retired Greek pole vaulter. |
