Theramenes

Theramenes is a traditional Greek male first name, meaning "the strong one from Thera" or "the powerful hunter." The name has its roots in Ancient Greek, with the first element likely coming from Thḗrā (Θήρᾱ), which refers to the Aegean island of Thira, now known as Santorini, or from the verb thēráō (θηράω), meaning "to hunt."

What does the name Theramenes mean?

Theramenes is a traditional Greek name for men, meaning "the strong one from Thera" or "the powerful hunter." The origin of the compound name can be found in Ancient Greek. The first part likely comes from Thḗrā (Θήρᾱ), which refers to the island of Thira, now known as Santorini, or from the verb thēráō (θηράω), meaning "to hunt." The second component derives from menos (μενος), which means "strength," "power," or "spirit." A well-known bearer of this name was Theramenes, an Athenian statesman of the 5th century BC.

Where does the name Theramenes come from?

The first name Theramenes has Ancient Greek roots and means "the strong one from Thera" or "the powerful hunter." The

How do you pronounce Theramenes?

The-ra-me-nes, where the 'e' in 'nes' is pronounced like a short 'e.'

Popularity

The name Theramenes is found in certain regions of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In Germany, it is represented 100% in Thuringia, in Austria 100% in Lower Austria, and in Switzerland, the distribution is 33.3% in Basel-Landschaft, 33.3% in Jura, and 33.3% in Ticino. If you bear the name Theramenes, it would be helpful if you could share your home region to help expand our statistics.