Gender: MasculineUsages: Ancient Greek (Latinized), Georgian, RussianTranscription: Σαραπίων(Ancient Greek) სერაპიონ(Georgian) Серапион(Russian)Meaning: Latinized form of Greek Σαραπίων (Sarapion), which was derived from the name of the Hellenistic-Egyptian god SERAPIS. This was the name of a saint who fought in the Third Crusade of 1196, a Mercedarian friar, later martyred. Also, Serapion was also frequently used as a first name in Georgia and Russia, but can be considered as rare (in both countries) nowadays.(Information from name #119697 originally submitted by user SeaHorse15)
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Usages: Ancient Greek (Latinized), Georgian, Russian
Transcription: Σαραπίων(Ancient Greek) სერაპიონ(Georgian) Серапион(Russian)
Meaning: Latinized form of Greek Σαραπίων (Sarapion), which was derived from the name of the Hellenistic-Egyptian god SERAPIS. This was the name of a saint who fought in the Third Crusade of 1196, a Mercedarian friar, later martyred. Also, Serapion was also frequently used as a first name in Georgia and Russia, but can be considered as rare (in both countries) nowadays.
(Information from name #119697 originally submitted by user SeaHorse15)