I don’t like this name. It sounds so ugly and unattractive. Don’t name your daughter this!
― Anonymous User 1/30/2019
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I think it's really pretty, but I'd spell it "Agapi".
― Anonymous User 8/30/2016
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Agape is a pretty name, with a pretty meaning. Some people have pointed out its similarity to "Agape", and the solution to that is simple. Spell it "Agapi". It always makes more sense to me to transliterate η as I anyway.
Like other ancient Greek names, I don't think this would translate well into modern day. Plus, in the English-speaking world, the spelling would be a problem.
Despite the meaning, I only feel hatred. I haven't checked the comments yet, but I know they'll be full* of people drooling over this name. It is a sophisticated name, I'll give it that. Sophisticated in a sort of old-fashioned way, polysyllabic way, so don't go patting yourself on the back for discovering the "hidden meaning" of love. It's also incurably ugly. Something about it grates on me. Maybe it's because I'm a grinch who can't fathom the true meaning of trendy names/Christmas, but I think it's overrated despite the thankfully low incidence of use. Bad humbug.* I originally typed this as fool. Both apply.