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| | | | 1. | PILIPOS(Pilippos) | From Greek name Filippos (fil "love" and ippos "horse" i.e. "the one who likes horses". It is in use since VII c. till now. The short forms are Pilos, Pilo; the corresponding surnames are… 0.2 KB | | 2. | PION | From Greek name Pios (Lat. Pius) which means "virtuous", "moral". The name, which is used now, comes from the name of a flower (peony). | | 3. | PIRUM | From Persian pir "saint", "sacred" and Turkish um article i.e. "my saint" It is in use since XVI c. Now only the surname Pirumyan is used. | |
