Filotej
Greek · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Filotej
Filotej derives from the Greek elements "philo-" (love) and "theos" (God), meaning "lover of God" or "friend of God." The name is used primarily in Slavic Orthodox Christian cultures, particularly in Serbia, Russia, and other Eastern Orthodox communities, with historical roots in Byzantine and early Christian tradition.
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Etymology
Filotej derives from the Greek elements "philo-" (love) and "theos" (God), meaning "lover of God" or "friend of God." The name is used primarily in Slavic Orthodox Christian cultures, particularly in Serbia, Russia, and other Eastern Orthodox communities, with historical roots in Byzantine and early Christian tradition.
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