Lazarus

  • Origin
    Greek, Hebrew
  • Meaning
    God has helped
  • Variations
    Eleazar, Lazaro, Lazzaro, Lazare, Lazăr
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  • Drama and depth define Lazarus, a name carrying profound weight and unmistakable presence. This choice appeals to families comfortable with names that carry significant cultural and religious resonance, unafraid of the stories and associations that come attached. Lazarus possesses a theatrical quality without being absurd, commanding attention while maintaining legitimacy through its deep historical roots. The name suggests resilience and transformation, themes that resonate with parents wanting their child's name to embody meaningful concepts. It's undeniably bold—Lazarus makes a statement simply by existing on a birth certificate or roll call sheet. This name rewards confidence; it needs to be worn with assurance rather than hesitation. Lazarus works beautifully for families who appreciate classic literature, biblical narratives, or simply the sound of something magnificent and rare. The name offers nickname possibilities for those wanting softer everyday options while maintaining the full name for formal occasions. Parents choosing Lazarus typically possess strong convictions about their naming choices and aren't swayed by others' opinions. This name isn't for everyone, and that exclusivity becomes part of its appeal for the right family.
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