Forename Γεράσιμος

Globally, Γεράσιμος (Gerasimos , Gherasim , Γεράσιμος ) is a common male first name. The first name Γεράσιμος is characteristic of Greece, where it is a common masculine name, Romania, where it is quite a rare mostly male, but uncommonly feminine name, and Albania, where it is a rare boy's name. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Greece, Romania, and the United States. Also, Γεράσιμος is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Γεράσιμος

name Makis, name Gherasim, name Γεράσιμος, name Gerasimos, name Герасимос, name Gerasim, name Gerassimos, name Герасім, name Μάκης, name Герасим, name Yerassimos

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Gerasimos	Germany, Greece, Canada, United States, South Africa
Gherasim	Greece, Italy, Moldova, United States, Romania
Γεράσιμος	Greece
Yerassimos	Peru

First names said to be same

Gerasim, Gerassimos, Makis, Μάκης, Герасим, Герасимос, and Герасім

First name Γεράσιμος in the context

Γεράσιμος is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Gerasimos , the theatrical character in the play "Oi Atithasoi".

Notable namesakes

	γεράσιμος ὁ ἐν ᾿ιορδάνῃ Christian monk and abbot, TR (b. 500)
	γεράσιμος βλάχος Greek renaissance humanist, GR (b. 1607)
	γεράσιμος α΄ αλεξανδρείας Greek Patriarch of Alexandria from 1620 to 1636, GR (b. 1560)
	γεράσιμος παλλαδάς Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria between 1688 and 1710, GR (b. 1633)
	γεράσιμος β΄ Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, GR (b. 1650)
	γεράσιμος πιτσαμάνος Greek architect, painter and sculptor (1787-1825), GR (b. 1787)
	γεράσιμος γ΄ Ecumenical Patriarch in 1794–1797, CY (b. 1750)
	γεράσιμος κόκκινος Greek soldier and politician, GR (b. 1805)
	γεράσιμος κομποθέκρας GR (b. 1750)
	γεράσιμος ζωχιός Greek soldier and politician, GR (b. 1811)
	γεράσιμος α. μεταξάς Greek soldier, GR (b. 1816)
	γεράσιμος μαρκοράς Greek writer and poet (1826-1911), GR (b. 1826)
	γεράσιμος λειβαδάς GR (b. 1789)
	γεράσιμος τανταλίδης Greek priest, TR (b. 1854)
	γεράσιμος βώκος Greek writer (1868-1927), GR (b. 1868)