Given name
ππ°πΉπππΏπ
ππ°πΉπππΏπ is a given name from Ancient Greek. It is used in Gothic.
Meaning & origin
Where it comes from
ππ°πΉπππΏπ comes from Ancient Greek.
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ππ°πΉπππΏπβs family of names
In Gothic usage, ππ°πΉπππΏπ has a conventional equivalent in the Polish form Piotr. In Gothic usage, ππ°πΉπππΏπ has a transliteration in Paitrus. In Gothic usage, ππ°πΉπππΏπ has a transliteration in PaΓtrus.
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Spellings & scripts 2
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Across languages 1
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