July 14 Name Day: Akylas and Nicodemus
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes, inviting every Nicodemus and every Akylas in the city into a small Greek tradition.
Read MoreToday’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes, inviting every Nicodemus and every Akylas in the city into a small Greek tradition.
Read MoreToday’s name day reaches well beyond Greek families, inviting every Sarah or Sara you know, along with anyone named Iliofotos, into a small Greek tradition worth sharing.
Today’s name day reaches well beyond Greek families, touching every Berenice, Bernice, Veronica and Vera you know.
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes, inviting every Efimia and Olga, and even neighbours with related forms like Olha or Olya, into the celebration.
Today’s name day reaches easily beyond Greek homes, touching every Amalia, Amelia and even Amélie in your circle.
Today’s name day may be rarer in Montreal, but it still offers a distinctly Greek tradition worth sharing with every Pankratios and Pankratia you know.
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes, especially wherever a Theophilus, Théophile, Teófilo or Prokopios happens to be part of the day.
Today’s name day is a distinctly Greek one, but it still opens an easy conversation with any Kyriaki, Kyriakos or even Kyrie in your circle.
Today’s name day is a chance to celebrate two distinctly Greek names, Lykios and Satyros, and share the tradition with friends who may be hearing about it for the first time.
Today’s name day may be distinctly Greek, but it is the kind of tradition you can still share across the city with anyone curious about the story behind a rare and striking name.