Petros is a masculine name of Greek origin, stemming from the word petra, meaning “rock,” and serving as the original form of Peter. Pronounced in Greek as PEH-tros (/ˈpe.tros/), it evokes a sense of solidity and resilience, recalling the apostle Simon Peter, a foundational figure in early Christian history. In the United States, Petros remains relatively uncommon—16 boys were given the name in 2024, placing it 908th in popularity—yet that modest presence only adds to its quiet distinction. Parents in search of a classical, yet unassuming, name unlikely to crowd the classroom roster may find Petros an appealing choice.
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