Panopoulos

Panopoulos is a surname of Greek origin. It is derived from the given name Panos, a short form of Konstantinos, meaning "steadfast" or "constant." The "-opoulos" suffix is a patronymic, indicating "son of." Therefore, Panopoulos literally translates to "son of Panos."

The surname is most commonly found in Greece, particularly in regions with a history of the name Konstantinos being popular. Like many surnames, its prevalence can vary geographically within Greece and among Greek diaspora communities worldwide.

Individuals with the surname Panopoulos have contributed to various fields. Historical records and modern directories show people with this name in professions ranging from business and academia to arts and sports. Without specific prominent individuals being universally recognized by this surname alone, the focus remains on its etymological roots and general distribution.

The name's structure and origin are typical of many Greek surnames, reflecting a common naming convention that has been in use for centuries. The transliteration from Greek script to the Latin alphabet can sometimes result in slight variations, though Panopoulos is a widely accepted and standard form.