Ioakeimos

Ioakeimos is a male given name used in Greek-speaking communities. In Greek script, Ιωακείμος. It is the Greek form of the given name Joachim, which appears in the Bible and Orthodox Christian tradition.

The name is derived from the Hebrew name Yehoiakim/Jehoiakim, meaning "the Lord will establish" or "God will establish." In Greek, Ioakeimos is the conventional rendering of this root name, with English forms such as Joachim or Joakim serving as translations.

Ioakeimos has been used in Greece since antiquity and through the Byzantine era, and remains in use in modern Greece, Cyprus, and Greek communities abroad. It is a traditional but relatively uncommon given name; bearers are often members of Orthodox Christian families.

Variants include Ioakimos and Joachim in other languages; English forms include Joachim, Joakim, and Joacim. Note: The exact spelling in Greek may vary by era and region.