Panfila / Pamphila

Panfila is a name of Greek origin, derived from the elements 'pan' (meaning 'all') and 'philos' (meaning 'loving' or 'dear'). It was historically used in ancient Greece and later adopted in early Christian communities, particularly in the Eastern Roman Empire. The name carries a strong positive connotation, suggesting a person who is universally loved or who loves everyone. While not widely common in modern times, it has a long and dignified history, often associated with saints and virtuous women.