"angelos" is Greek for "messenger". "Angelis" would be a close variant, and perfectly possible as both a proper name and a surname (Michael Angelis, an example).
Jefferson De Angelis's birth name is Thomas Jefferson De Angelis.
Janus did not exist in ancient greek mythology.
Joanna Roth's birth name is Angelis, Joanna.
Sorry, this word does not exist in Greek. There are some things that have simply no equivalent in another language.
Since "de Angelis" means "of the angles" or "from the angles" it is much more likely to be used as a name for a Christian Catholic family than for a Jewish family.AnswerI strongly disagree. The surname DE ANGELIS is a Jewish surname. My grandmother's surname was De Angelis. De Angelis was originally "DE MALACH". This surname is also common amongst Catholics but bear in mind that they are certainly the descendents of forcibly/ not forcibly converted Jews of Italy.
The name Jill does not exist in Greek; there is no Greek equivalent for the name, therefore no translation either. If the name derives from Julia, one could say that the Greek equivalent is Ιουλία (ee-oo-Lee-ah), the female form of Julius (a Latin name).
Richard DeAngelis's birth name is Richard John De Angelis.
Michael Angelis is 5' 8".
Peter Angelis died in 1734.
Peter Angelis was born in 1685.
Odysseas Angelis was born in 1912.
it doesn't exist