Remos as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Remos

What is the meaning of the name Remos ?

The baby name Remos is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced REH-mohs; IPA: /ˈremos/ (Greek/Spanish); anglicized sometimes /ˈreɪmoʊs/.

Remos is Greek, Latin in Origin.

Remos is a modern masculine given name shaped by Greco-Latin currents. Most likely it is a Hellenized elaboration of Remus/Remo, adopting the Greek -os masculine ending; it appears in contemporary Greek and diaspora use, and occasionally as a creative form in Lusophone or Hispanophone contexts where remo means "oar."

Its cultural resonance comes from Remus, the twin of Romulus in Roman legend; while the exact etymology of Remus is obscure (possibly pre-Latin), many modern name guides connect it with Latin remus "oar," yielding interpretive meanings such as "rower" or "oarsman." Close variants and relatives include Remus (Latin/Romanian), Remo (Italian), and the cognate family of Rémi/Rémy and Remigius/Remigio (from remex "rower"). Short forms may be Rem. Because Remos also exists as a Greek surname (e.g., Remos), the given-name use is rare but familiar in sound, offering a sleek, Pan-Mediterranean twist on a classical root.

⚙ Remos barely registers. Across 24 countries, we found just 46 recorded uses of it.