Origin and Meaning of Joaopedro

God will add (Joa) and rock (Pedro)

Origin: Portuguese - A compound name combining 'João' (John), which means 'God is gracious', and 'Pedro', which means 'rock' derived from the Greek 'petros'.

• Joaopedro is a popular compound name in Portuguese-speaking countries, reflecting the fusion of two significant biblical names.
• The name is often given to boys in Brazil and Portugal, showcasing a tradition of using combined names in these cultures.
• Notable bearers include Brazilian football players and public figures, highlighting the name's cultural prominence.
• Popularity of Joaquim has continually risen in recent years, while Pedro remains a classic name in Portuguese naming conventions.
• Variations of Joaquim and Pedro such as 'Joaquim', 'João Pedro', and 'Petrus' can be found across different cultures.