Theophilos

Meaning of Theophilos

The name Theophilos is of Greek origin and is primarily associated with males. It is pronounced as thee-OH-fee-los (/θiˈɒfɪlɒs/) in Greek. A variation of this name is Theophilus. In the United States, Theophilos was given to 7 newborn boys in the year 2018, ranking at 9657. This name carries a strong historical and religious significance, as it means "friend of God" or "loved by God." With its unique sound and deep meaning, Theophilos is a distinctive choice for parents seeking a meaningful name for their baby boy.

Pronunciation

Greek

  • Pronunced as thee-OH-fee-los (/θiˈɒfɪlɒs/)

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Notable People Named Theophilos

Theophilos, the Byzantine Emperor from 829 to 842, was known for being the last emperor to support iconoclasm and for leading the Byzantine armies in a prolonged war against the Arabs.
Theophilos the Indian, also known as "the Ethiopian", was an Aetian or Heteroousian bishop who experienced fluctuating favor with the Roman emperor Constantius II and is referenced in the Suda encyclopedia.
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