Origin and Meaning of Cleophes

Glory of the Father

Origin: Greek - The name Cleophes is derived from the Greek name 'Kleopas,' which is composed of the elements 'kleos' meaning 'glory' and 'pater,' meaning 'father.'

• Cleophes is a less common name that has historical significance, appearing in biblical contexts.
• In Christian tradition, Cleophes is often identified with Cleophas, who is mentioned in the New Testament as a disciple of Jesus.
• The name has variations in other cultures and languages, including Cleophas in Latin and Greek traditions.
• Although not a highly popular name today, it has seen sporadic use within certain religious communities.
• Related names include Cleopatra (feminine form), which means 'glory of the father' in a similar way.