Pierre-Stéphane
Greek and Latin · Boy · 4 syllables
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About the name Pierre-Stéphane
Pierre-Stéphane is a French compound name combining "Pierre" (from Latin *petrus*, meaning "stone" or "rock") and "Stéphane" (from Greek *stephanos*, meaning "crown" or "garland").
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Etymology
Pierre-Stéphane is a French compound name combining "Pierre" (from Latin *petrus*, meaning "stone" or "rock") and "Stéphane" (from Greek *stephanos*, meaning "crown" or "garland"). The name is predominantly used in French-speaking cultures and Catholic Christian traditions, with roots tracing to Saint Peter and Saint Stephen, two important figures in early Christianity.
Pierre-Stéphane currently ranks #2,379 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1970.
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