Callistus name meaning
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What does Callistus mean?
Callistus is equivalent of The Greek Name Καλλιστος = Most Beautiful in Latin language.
How do I pronounce Callistus?
The three syllabled name Callistus is pronounced, c(a)-llis-tus. call(i)-stus is the different way(s) to pronounce the name.
Variants of Callistus
How popular is the name Callistus?
Callistus is a common baby name in Nigeria and Ghana while it is somewhat familiar in Kenya, Zimbabwe, Cameroon and United States. As per our estimate, over 5000 people has been named Callistus globally.
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Numerological analysis of Callistus
You would do anything for the people you love. You hate people who play hard to get. People envy your success and personal life, and would give just anything to be like you. You are self-reliant, self-motivated and persistent. You believe that nothing is impossible until your heart beats. You deserve the best because you are simply the best. It takes a long time for someone to gain a special place in your heart.
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- Atalaya - Used specifically in Hindi and Arabic uncustomary, Atalaya is used as a girl name is came from Old Greek, Atalaya means "Guard-tower"
Famous people named Callistus
- Callistus I of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople for two periods from June 1350 to 1353 and