Given name

Pjotr

“stone”

Pjotr is a masculine given name from Russian. It is used in German, Dutch, and Hungarian.

Original RussianПётр

Meaning & origin

What it means

Pjotr is a romanization of Пётр. Пётр goes back to Ancient Greek Πέτρος, meaning “stone.”

Explained through its name family

Where it comes from

Pjotr comes from Russian.

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How it developed

A transliteration of Russian Пётр.

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Pjotr’s family of names

In Hungarian usage, Pjotr shares an earlier linguistic root with Péter. In Finnish usage, Pjotr has a conventional equivalent in the English form Pyotr. In German usage, Pjotr has a conventional equivalent in the Russian form Пётр.

Walk Pjotr’s family in the name graph

PjotrPyotrПётрPéter

The ring: across languages.

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Across languages 3

Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.

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Sibling ideas

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