Eutalio

This name derives from the Ancient Greek “Euthalía (Ευθαλία),” composed of two elements: “eû ‎(εὖ)” (well) plus “thállō ‎(θάλλω)” (bloom, sprout, grow, flourish, swell, abound). In turn, the name means “flower, bloom, well blooming, verdant.” The Greek Name Efthalia refers to a woman who lived in Sicily. Efthalia had a mother with the same name, who one day started bleeding due to a disease. Her mother, the Efthalia senior, saw a dream with the Holy Martyrs Alfeios, Kyprinos, and Philadelphos, who told her that if she believed in Christ, she should be baptized would be saved from her illness.