Anastase as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Anastase

What is the meaning of the name Anastase ?

The baby name Anastase is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced {'english': '/ˌænəˈsteɪz/ (an-uh-STAYZ)', 'french': '/anaˈstaz/ (ah-nah-STAZ)'}.

Anastase is Greek in Origin.

Anastase is the French masculine form of a name descending from Greek Anastasios, rooted in anastasis, "resurrection." Via the Latin Anastasius and the spread of Christianity, it became established across Europe. In Romania it appears as a given name but is best known through the related surname Năstase. The meaning carries associations of rebirth, renewal, and Easter.

The name flourished in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, borne by martyrs, bishops, and four popes named Anastasius, which cemented its ecclesiastical aura. In France it saw favor in clerical and 19th-century usage before turning rare, now perceived as vintage. International variants include Greek Anastasios; Latin/German Anastasius; Italian/Spanish Anastasio; Polish Anastazy; Hungarian Anasztáz; and Bulgarian Anastas. Feminine counterparts are Anastasie (French) and Anastasia. Diminutives commonly include Tasos (Greek) and Tase/Tasho in Balkan contexts.