Obeline
Greek · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Obeline
Obeline derives from the Greek name Obelia, which comes from the root "obelos" (ὀβελός), meaning "spit" or "skewer," and was historically associated with martyrdom and sacrifice in early Christian contexts.
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Etymology
Obeline derives from the Greek name Obelia, which comes from the root "obelos" (ὀβελός), meaning "spit" or "skewer," and was historically associated with martyrdom and sacrifice in early Christian contexts. The name is primarily used in Christian traditions, particularly in Orthodox and Catholic communities, and appears in historical records related to early Christian saints and martyrs.
Obeline currently ranks #6,273 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2008.
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