Apollos

Meaning of Apollos

Apollos is a name of graceful Greek origin, literally meaning “of Apollo,” and carries with it the luminous legacy of the ancient god of music, poetry and prophecy. Pronounced uh-POL-os, it unfolds with the ease of a gentle raga, inviting visions of dawn’s first light. In the New Testament, Apollos appears as a learned speaker whose eloquence and warmth helped kindle early Christian communities—a bridge between classical grandeur and heartfelt devotion. Today in the United States, about twenty little Apolloses are born each year, hovering around the 900th rank, a testament to its steady, understated charm. Much like the sun god Surya revered in India, the name Apollos radiates warmth and creativity, promising a bright path ahead for any young boy who bears it.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as uh-POL-os (/əˈpɒləs/)

• Apollo