orphanos
Orphanos is a term used primarily in Greek-language and related contexts to denote an orphan. In modern Greek, the word orphanos (ὀρφανός) describes a child whose parents are deceased or otherwise absent, and it appears frequently in everyday language, literature, and social discussions about family and child welfare.
The form orphanos derives from Classical Greek ὀρφανός, and through Latin and Old French translations it influenced
Orphanos is also encountered as a surname or as part of compound names in Greek-speaking communities and
Beyond its ordinary meaning, Orphanos has occasionally been used as a character name, organization title, or