ERACLEOUS
Eracleous
Eracleous is a British surname of Greek origin, derived from the name Heracles, the mythological hero known for his strength and adventures. The surname Eracleous is patronymic in nature, indicating descendants of individuals with the given name Heracles.
The Eracleous surname is not widely distributed in Britain, but can be found primarily among individuals of Cypriot or Greek descent. Cyprus has historical ties to Greece, and migration patterns have led to the dispersal of this surname to various parts of the United Kingdom.
Individuals carrying the surname Eracleous have likely inherited a connection to the heroic figure of Heracles, and may find a sense of pride in this ancient lineage. Surnames often form an important part of personal identity and can offer insights into one's cultural background and ancestral heritage.
While the surname Eracleous may not be as common as more widespread British surnames, its roots in Greek mythology and the historical connections it represents contribute to the unique tapestry of British surnames and the diverse communities that have contributed to shaping British society.
There are approximately 166 people named Eracleous in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Eracleous.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Andreas
- Andrew
- Christopher
- George
- Harry
- Mario
- Marios
- Michael
- Panos
- Savvas
Female
- Anita
- Anna
- Christina
- Claire
- Ellena
- Georgia
- Helen
- Julia
- Maria
- Patricia