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    Rokas

    Also spelled: Roch, Rocco, Roko

    Pronunciation: ROH-kahs

    ♂ Male
    Germanic

    Meaning

    Rock, rest

    Origin

    Germanic

    About Rokas

    Rokas, a name with Germanic roots meaning "rock" or "rest," feels both sturdy and serene. It’s a choice for parents who appreciate a name with a grounded, earthy strength, yet one that doesn't feel overly common. While its sound might evoke a familiar European charm, Rokas holds a particular distinction as a popular contemporary name in Lithuania, giving it a unique cultural anchor beyond its ancient origins. This blend of medieval strength and modern appeal, combined with a subtle nod to Christian tradition, makes Rokas a quietly powerful option for a little boy.

    Quick Facts

    - Pronunciation: ROH-kahs - Common nicknames: Roch, Rocco, Roko - Popular in: Lithuania

    Popularity & Trends

    Rarity:
    Uncommon
    Trend:Stable
    Era:Medieval, Contemporary
    Popular in:Lithuania

    Popularity Trends

    Is Rokas Right for Your Baby?

    Rokas is a Strong, Earthy name for boys that suits parents looking for something with character. Most people will pronounce it correctly on the first try.

    Syllables2
    LengthMedium
    International UseRegional
    PronunciationEasy

    Cultural Associations

    Biblical / Christian

    Regions Where Rokas Is Used

    Baltic

    Name Vibe

    Strong
    Earthy

    Famous People Named Rokas

    • Rokas Jokubaitis (basketball player)
    • Rokas Giedraitis (basketball player)
    • Rokas Žilinskas (politician)
    • Rokas Masiulis (former Minister of Transport and Communications of Lithuania)

    Rokas in different fonts

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    Sibling Name Style

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Rokas

    What is the origin of the name Rokas?

    Rokas has Germanic origins, meaning "rock" or "rest." It's a name with ancient roots that still feels fresh today.

    Is Rokas a traditional name?

    While Rokas has medieval origins and biblical associations, it has found modern popularity, particularly in countries like Lithuania.

    What does Rokas mean?

    Rokas means "Rock, rest". It is derived from Germanic.

    What is the origin of Rokas?

    Rokas originates from Germanic. Its cultural origin is Germanic.

    Is Rokas a male or female name?

    Rokas is a male name.

    How do you pronounce Rokas?

    Rokas is pronounced "ROH-kahs".

    What language does Rokas come from?

    Rokas comes from Germanic.

    Is Rokas a popular name?

    Rokas is considered a uncommon name, and its popularity trend is stable.

    What are variants of Rokas?

    Variants of Rokas include Roch, Rocco, Roko.

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