June 21 Name Day: Aphrodisios and Aphrodisia
Today’s name day is a rarer one, but it still opens a window onto Greek culture for every Aphrodisios, Aphrodisia and even the Latin-form Aphrodisius you may know.
Read MoreToday’s name day is a rarer one, but it still opens a window onto Greek culture for every Aphrodisios, Aphrodisia and even the Latin-form Aphrodisius you may know.
Read MoreToday’s name day reaches beyond Greek circles through the old learned names Methodius and Callistus, part of a tradition that still makes a memorable conversation starter in Canada.
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes through the rare but memorable names Zosimus and Paisios, a chance to share a small Greek tradition with anyone who carries them.
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes to every Erasmus, Elmo, Leo and Leon who shares these old Greek names in modern Canadian life.
Today’s name day reaches beyond Greek homes, touching every Ishmael, Ismail and Felix you know across the city.
Today’s name day is a chance to wish a happy celebration to every Tichon or Tychon you know, and share a Greek custom that still travels easily in Canada.
Today’s name day reaches well beyond Greek circles, touching every Monica, Augustine, August, Augusta and Jerome you know.
Today’s Greek name day may be less familiar in English, but it is still a chance to share the tradition with every Elissaios, Elisso and Niphon in your circle.
Today’s name day may be rare, but it still offers a distinctly Greek tradition worth sharing with every Trifilios or Trifylios you know.
Today’s name day is a rarer one, but it still opens a cross-cultural window from Greek Onoufrios to Onuphrius, Onofrio and Onofre.