Panajotis
A Greek name meaning "all-holy", from the epithet Panagia of the Mother of God. In Poland it barely registers: only around 47 men carry it, and most Poles will never meet one.
Panajotis Pronunciation
Panajotis is pronounced pah-nah-YO-tees (/panaˈjɔtis/).
What Panajotis means
Where Panajotis comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Panajotis begins in Greek, in the word Panagia, the all-holy. Panagia joins pan, meaning all, with hagia, meaning holy. Orthodox tradition gave that title to Mary, and Panajotis, from the fuller Panagiotis, was formed to belong to her.
The short meaning stays close to that origin. Panajotis means all-holy. A boy who bears it is tied by his name to the Mother of God, and the ending fixes the name to a person rather than to the title alone.
Greek families keep the link alive through the calendar. Many named Panagiotis mark their name-day on 15 August, the feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos. The fuller form Panagiotis ranks among the most common male names in Greece. In a Polish class register the spelling Panajotis reads as a guest from the Greek south. The name reaches back to Panagia, the all-holy.
How many people are named Panajotis
1 in 454174 men in Poland is named Panajotis. 47 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5564 among male names.
Panajotis as a middle name
Panajotis is a first name for 47 men in Poland and a middle name for another 12, an 80/20 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 2829th, between Oskari (12) and Patrycy (12).
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#2827 Onyeka12
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#2828 Oskari12
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#2829 Panajotis12
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#2830 Patrycy12
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#2831 Phúc12