#Christian name

• Agaton — A Romanian masculine baptismal name of Greek origin, historically borne by several Christian saints, hierarchs, and monks, including Pope Agatho in the 7th century. Within hagiographical and cultural contexts, the name evokes the concept of spiritual goodness, gentleness, and moral purity, frequently utilized within Orthodox monastic environments as a monastic name.
• Agoștin — An archaic, colloquial, or regional Romanian variant of the masculine given name 'Augustin' (derived from the Latin Augustinus); historically prominent in traditional rural registers, especially in Transylvania and Banat, heavily influenced by old ecclesiastical texts.
• Anania — A masculine given name and surname of Hebrew origin, frequently encountered in Christian and biblical onomastics, deriving from the name Hananiah, which translates to 'Yahweh has been gracious' or 'God is merciful'. In the sacred texts of the New Testament, the name is borne by several important figures (including the disciple who baptized Apostle Paul). In the Romanian cultural space, it is also recognized as a prestigious monastic name, borne by remarkable ecclesiastical and literary figures, such as Metropolitan Bartolomeu Anania.
• Arsenius — A masculine given name of Greek origin (Arsenios), widespread in the Orthodox Christian world, carrying the meaning of virile, strong, or courageous. In Romanian culture, the name holds a deep spiritual resonance, frequently associated with prominent monastic figures, historical church hierarchs, canonized saints, and personalities in cultural life.