Panagiotis
Just 121 men in Poland carry it, and none have been recorded since 2000: most Poles have never met one. From Greek, Panagiotis means "all-holy".
Panagiotis Pronunciation
Panagiotis is pronounced pah-nahg-YO-tees (/panagˈjɔtis/).
What Panagiotis means
Where Panagiotis comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Panagiotis comes from Greek. The name grows from Panagia, the title Greeks give the Virgin Mary. That title joins pan, meaning all, and hagia, meaning holy. Read plainly, the name says all-holy, całkowicie święty in Polish.
A Panagiotis carries a dedication to Mary in his name. This is a devotional name. In Greek, Panagia names Mary in church and in ordinary speech, so the name points straight to her. In Greece it has its day on August 15, the feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos, when families gather for the imieniny.
On a Polish class register, Panagiotis stands apart from the Piotrs. The two names share no root. Piotr comes from Greek petros, a rock. Panagiotis comes from Panagia, the all-holy.
How many people are named Panagiotis
1 in 176415 men in Poland is named Panagiotis. 121 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3058 among male names.
Panagiotis as a middle name
Panagiotis is a first name for 121 men in Poland and a middle name for another 21, an 85/15 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 1937th, between Olimpiusz (21) and Petru (21).
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#1935 Mulugeta21
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#1936 Olimpiusz21
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#1937 Panagiotis21
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#1938 Petru21
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#1939 Phong21