Origin and Meaning of Haralambos

Joyful and shining

Origin: Greek - Derived from the Greek elements 'charis', meaning 'grace' or 'joy', and 'lampos', meaning 'shining'.

• Haralambos is a traditional Greek name that is often associated with the Orthodox Christian faith, especially prominent among saints.
• The name is commonly used in Greece, Cyprus, and among Greek communities around the world, often reflecting a cultural heritage.
• Saint Haralambos is revered as a martyr in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and his feast day is celebrated on February 10th.
• The name Haralambos may not be widely popular outside of Greek-speaking communities but maintains a stable presence in Greece.
• Variations of the name include Charalampos and Haralampos, as well as shorter forms like Haris or Babis.