Sargis
Just 116 men in Poland carry Sargis, so most people here have never met one. The name means "servant", tracing back through Latin to Sergius.
Sargis Pronunciation
Sargis is pronounced SAHR-gees (/ˈsargis/).
What Sargis means
Where Sargis comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
The name Sargis is short, and its background is not simple. The fields here trace its origin to Hebrew. The meaning attached to it, "servant," arrives by a different road, through the Roman family name Sergius. One small name holds two separate lines of descent.
The sense of "servant" was fixed to the name later, borrowed from Latin rather than born with it. Sergius was a Roman clan name whose own meaning scholars still debate. When people read "servant" into Sargis, they are reading the Latin cousin, not the Hebrew root. That is worth keeping straight.
On a Polish class register, Sargis stands out among the Kacpers and Zuzannas. A teacher may pause at it once. The name has no Polish name-day of its own here, and no diminutive is recorded for it in these fields. What stays fixed is the plain gloss: służący, servant.
How many people are named Sargis
1 in 184019 men in Poland is named Sargis. 116 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3147 among male names.
Sargis as a middle name
Sargis is a first name for 116 men in Poland and a middle name for another 3, a 97/3 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 6821st, between Sarathi (3) and Sarkis (3).
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#6819 Sarat3
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#6820 Sarathi3
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#6821 Sargis3
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#6822 Sarkis3
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#6823 Satoshi3