Othellos

Othellos is a proper noun used in various linguistic and cultural contexts. In many cases it appears as a masculine given name or surname, particularly within Greek-influenced naming traditions. It is also encountered as a transliteration variant of the name Othello used in some languages or in derivative works, but it does not refer to a single, universally recognized figure.

As a name, Othellos may occur in literature, film, and art as a character or place name chosen by creators who wish to evoke connections with the Shakespearean Othello without relying on the original spelling. In genealogy, some families bear the surname Othellos, often reflecting Greek, Albanian, or other Eastern Mediterranean heritage. The precise interpretation of the name depends on linguistic and cultural context.

Related forms include Othello and Otello, among others, and Othellos may appear in academic or bibliographic texts when discussing name variants and transliteration practices. Because it is not tied to a single canonical subject, the meaning of Othellos varies by source. See also Othello (disambiguation) and Otello for broader context.