Praxede
Greek · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Praxede
Praxede derives from the Greek name Praxedis, formed from the root "praxis" (πράξις), meaning "action" or "deed," and conveys the sense of one who acts or practices virtue.
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Etymology
Praxede derives from the Greek name Praxedis, formed from the root "praxis" (πράξις), meaning "action" or "deed," and conveys the sense of one who acts or practices virtue. The name is primarily used in Catholic Christianity, notably borne by Saint Praxedis (also Praxedes), a legendary Roman martyr of the 1st-2nd century venerated in the Catholic Church.
Praxede currently ranks #1,165 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1900.
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