Arapeta
English/Greek via Māori · Boy
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About the name Arapeta
Arapeta is a Māori name meaning "prophet" or "minister," derived from the Māori adaptation of the English word "apostle" (from Greek *apostolos*).
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Etymology
Arapeta is a Māori name meaning "prophet" or "minister," derived from the Māori adaptation of the English word "apostle" (from Greek *apostolos*). The name was adopted by Māori communities, particularly in New Zealand during the 19th century, often given to individuals associated with Christian missionary work or spiritual leadership.
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