Cosmas
Meaning of Cosmas
The name Cosmas is of Greek origin, pronounced as KOZ-mas (/ˈkɔz.mɑs/). It carries a rich historical and cultural significance, often associated with Saint Cosmas, one of the twin brothers known as the patron saints of medicine and pharmacists. The name means "order" or "decency," reflecting virtues that are highly valued across cultures. Variations of the name include Cosimo and Cosme, offering additional options for parents seeking a unique yet meaningful name for their child. In recent years, the name Cosmas has remained relatively rare in the United States, with occasional occurrences recorded between 2012 and 2023. Despite its rarity, its distinct sound and profound heritage make it an appealing choice for those looking to bestow a name with both historical depth and modern appeal.
Pronunciation
Greek
- Pronunced as KOZ-mas (/ˈkɔz.mɑs/)
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Notable People Named Cosmas
| Cosmas Maduka is a Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, known as the founder, president, and chairman of the Coscharis Group. |
| Cosmas of Prague was a priest, writer, and historian. |
| Cosmas Magaya was a renowned Zimbabwean mbira musician. |
