Philadelphia — Baby Name Meaning and Origin

Philadelphia

Letter: P

Unisex

Meaning of Philadelphia:

Philadelphia is a unique and charming name of Greek origin. It is a combination of the Greek words 'phileo', meaning 'to love', and 'adelphos', meaning 'sibling'. Philadelphia can be interpreted as 'brotherly/sisterly love'. The name represents the virtue of love and the importance of forming strong bonds with family and others. It is a name that reflects warmth, empathy, and a deep sense of connection.

Gender: Unisex
Origin: English, Greek
US popularity: In 1994, 5 newborns in the United States were named Philadelphia (Social Security Administration data). Recorded peak: 1984 with 8 babies.

Origin:

English , Greek

More names starting with P:

Pa , Paadaash , Paadaasht , Paadesha , Paahana , Paaie , Paak Afarin , Paak Gohar , Paak Rokh , Paal , Paarevaan , Paari

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Frequently asked questions about Philadelphia

What does the name Philadelphia mean?

What is the origin of the name Philadelphia?

Philadelphia is a unisex name of English, Greek origin.

Is Philadelphia a boy or girl name?

Philadelphia is commonly used as a unisex name.

How popular is the name Philadelphia?

In 1994, 5 newborns in the United States were named Philadelphia, according to Social Security Administration data. Its recorded peak was 1984, with 8 babies given the name.

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