Eudoxie
Greek · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Eudoxie
Eudoxie derives from the Greek name Eudoxia, composed of "eu" (good) and "doxa" (glory or opinion), meaning "of good repute" or "good glory." The name was borne by several Byzantine empresses and saints, particularly in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and remains used primarily in French and Greek-speaking Catholic and Orthodox Christian communities.
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Etymology
Eudoxie derives from the Greek name Eudoxia, composed of "eu" (good) and "doxa" (glory or opinion), meaning "of good repute" or "good glory." The name was borne by several Byzantine empresses and saints, particularly in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and remains used primarily in French and Greek-speaking Catholic and Orthodox Christian communities.
Eudoxie currently ranks #4,439 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1906.
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