Zephyrinus

Zephyrinus represents a form of the name Zephyros (Ζέφυρος) from the Roman and Latin realm. The masculine first name is translated as "the west wind".

What does the name Zephyrinus mean?

Zephyrinus is a Roman-Latin derivation of Zephyros (Ζέφυρος) and means "the west wind". The roots of the name lie in Ancient Greek, where it is derived from Zéphuros (Ζέφυρος), meaning "the west wind", or originally from zófos (ζόφος), which describes "the west", "the dark region", or "the darkness", the place where the sun sets. In Greek mythology, Zephyros represents the god of the west wind, who heralds spring with his breeze. Other variants of the name include Zephyrus, Zephir, Zephyr, Zephyre, Zephyrin, Zefir, Zefirinas, Zefyrinas, Cefiro, Tzafrir, Ceferino, and Zeferino. A prominent bearer of this name is Saint Zephyrinus, known as the 15th Bishop of Rome and Pope.

Where does the name Zephyrinus come from?

The name Zephyrinus has its roots in Ancient Greek and means "the west wind". The Ancient Greek

How do you pronounce Zephyrinus?

Ze-fi-ru-nus

When is the name day of Zephyrinus?

The name day of Zephyrinus is celebrated on December 20.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the