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Christian Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Price

Worth, Value

Pronunciation: PRICE (/praɪs/)

Unisex Name Biblical origin Popularity 55
Meaning
Worth, Value
Origin
Biblical
Lucky Number
8
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
(Amber)
Life Path
6
Popularity Score
55
Language
English, Greek, Latin
Lucky Colors: Gold

What does Price mean?

Derived from the Greek word 'priceis', meaning 'purchase' or 'value'. In the New Testament, the price of redemption was paid by Jesus Christ with His blood. A name rich in symbolism and faith.

Price in other languages & scripts

Hebrew
פרייס
נגזר מהמילה הארמית 'פרס' שפירושה 'שופט' או 'אב'
Greek
Πραισ
Παράγεται από το αρμενικό 'Περς' που σημαίνει 'κριτής' ή 'πατήρ'
Latin
Pretium
Derived from the Latin word 'pretium' meaning 'price' or 'value'
English
Price
Originates from Welsh and Old English meaning 'son of Rhys' or 'enthusiasm'

How to pronounce Price

English pronunciation
PRICE
IPA notation
/praɪs/

Numerology & personality

A nurturing, loving, and caring personality.

Associated Traits
KindFaithfulLoyalC = CourageousH = Humble

Spiritual & cultural context

A symbol of God's immeasurable love and sacrifice.

Denotes power, authority, and leadership. In medieval Europe, only a king could call himself "Rex" - a Latin term meaning "King". Today, we often use "King" to refer to someone who is influential, dominant, or the primary member of a group.

Popularity of Price by region

Region Country Score Year
United States US 55 2024
United Kingdom UK 69 2024
Italy IT 74 2024

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Frequently asked questions about Price

What is the meaning of Price?
Price is derived from the Greek word 'priceis', meaning 'purchase' or 'value'.
Is Price a Christianity name?
Yes, Price is a name deeply rooted in Christian tradition and symbolism.
How to pronounce Price?
Pri-ce
Is Price popular today?
Although not commonly used today, Price holds a special significance for those who value its rich history and symbolism in Christianity.
What is the origin of Price?
Price is derived from the Greek word 'priceis', meaning 'purchase' or 'value'.