Phineas

Phineas is derived from the Hebrew name Pinechas, which is commonly interpreted to mean "oracle" or "mouth of serpents." It symbolizes someone who communicates with wisdom and insight, often associated with priests or sage figures in historical contexts.

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The name Phineas has roots in Ancient Egypt, where it is believed to have originated from the Egyptian name "Pa-Nehasi," meaning "the bronze-colored one." This name was later adapted into Hebrew as Phinehas, found in the Old Testament.

  • Babies named Phineas in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 97
  • Nicknames: Finn, Phin, Phil, Percy, Pip.
  • Full Names: Phineas Finn, Phineas Fletcher, Phineas Wilson, Phineas Taylor Barnum, Phineas Flynn.
  • Famous Namesakes: Phineas Taylor Barnum-Showman, Phineas Gage-Railroad foreman, Phineas Flynn-Animated character, Phineas Fletcher-Poet, Phineas Finn-Fictional character.
  • Gender: The name Phineas is traditionally given to males and is seen as a classic, slightly antiquated choice.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Phineas corresponds to the number 3, which signifies creativity, inspiration, and social dynamics. It indicates a person who is naturally charming, expressive, and optimistic, possessing a youthful spirit that inspires others.

Phineas is not an overly common name, maintaining a unique appeal. It occasionally appears on baby name lists but is often chosen for its historical significance and charming sound. It enjoys moderate popularity, particularly among English-speaking communities.

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