Do you have a Semitic/Biblical name?

[Grumpy Cat]

Mine is Greek. I'm not sure if it traces back to Hebrew. It is a Christian name, yes, but a Greek name applied to Christianity.

Jesus was called Yeshua bin Yusef, Jesus Christ is a Greek name. Christos is Greek for "anointed" and I don't think it's Hebrew.

[Fra Baldracco]

I own a typical roman latin name-Valerio, which means strong and beautiful as I am.

[Wyn]

Jesus was called Yeshua bin Yusef,

Probably Yeshua bar Yosef, assuming he spoke Aramaic.

Christos is Greek for "anointed" and I don't think it's Hebrew.

Yeah, khristos is the Greek translation of the original Hebrew masiah (hence 'Messiah'), meaning "anointed."

[Midnight]

No.
In fact, I'm so pure & uncontaminated, I don't even have a name .

[Lucretius]

Nope, my name is of Germanic/Nordic origin.

burzum?

[Allenson]

My name (Peter) is of course an important one in Christianity but it's origins are I-E; Latin 'petra' or Greek 'petros' meaning rock or stone.

[Loki]

My name is of Germanic origin.

[Gamera]

No, but there's a Hebrew version of my name.

[Pallantides]

burzum?

Nah lol... 'burzum' is from the Black Speech in Tolkien's Middle Earth.

Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
Ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.


Sounds more like Turkish than anything Nordic/Germanic.

[Brynhild]

My name is Celtic and so are the names of my children, although I have siblings, nephews and nieces who have semitic names.