Origin and Meaning of Cleophus

Glory of the Father

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek name 'Kleopas', which is thought to be derived from the elements 'kleos' meaning 'glory' and 'pater' meaning 'father'.

• Cleophus is often connected to religious context, specifically in Christianity, as it is mentioned in the New Testament as one of the disciples of Jesus.
• The name has variations such as Cleopas and is used less commonly in modern times but can be found within specific cultural and religious communities.
• Notable bearers include Cleophus Miller, an American politician, and Cleophus, a character in certain literary works highlighting diverse cultural narratives.
• The name Cleophus has seen fluctuations in popularity but remains relatively rare in contemporary naming trends.
• Variants of Cleophus may include Cleopas and Cleo, which share similar etymological roots but may differ slightly in meaning and usage.