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Coptic names - Baby names with the origin Coptic

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Bishoye Name of a prominent Coptic saint; commonly interpreted as 'man of God' or 'servant of God'. Coptic Boy
Khashaba From Arabic khashab (خَشَب) meaning 'wood' - often interpreted as 'wood' or 'woodcutter' (occupational/descriptor) Arabic, Coptic Boy
Mena Meanings vary by origin: in Arabic (Mīnā) often 'port' or 'harbor'; linked to Ancient Egyptian Menes meaning 'established' or 'he who endures'; as a variant of Mina/Meena it may be a short form of names ending in -mina or relate to precious/ornamental senses in South Asian usage. Arabic, Basque, Coptic, Egyptian, Spanish Girl
Menas enduring, established; steadfast Arabic, Coptic, Egyptian, Greek Boy
Minas Name borne by Saint Menas; of Coptic/ancient Egyptian origin. Exact meaning uncertain - often linked to notions of endurance or associated with the Egyptian god Min. Armenian, Coptic, Egyptian, Greek Boy
Onophrius ‘eternally good’ or ‘perfect one’ (literally 'he who is continually good') Coptic, Greek Boy
Pachom Traditionally interpreted as 'belonging to/servant of the Egyptian god (often associated with Khnum)'; name of St. Pachomius Coptic Boy
Pachomai Uncertain; derived from Egyptian/Coptic roots - often interpreted as 'eagle' or 'falcon', though some sources read elements as 'servant' or 'belonging to' (exact meaning disputed). Coptic Boy
Pakhomios Derived from an Egyptian name meaning "belonging to Khem" (associated with ancient Egypt, possibly linked to the deity Khnum) Coptic, Latin Boy
Pakhomius Derived from Coptic Pakhom (from ancient Egyptian), likely meaning "eagle" or "falcon". Coptic Boy
Tadros gift of God Coptic, Egyptian Boy