Names That Mean Assembly

A bold though slightly clunky saint name, Hermegoras was borne by the first bishop of Aquileia in Italy in the 3rd century. Blending the name of the messenger god Hermes with the Greek agora, the name can be interpreted as meaning "assembly of Hermes" or more literally as "marketplace by the boundary marker".

Hermegoras

The Italian form of the saint name Hermegoras, Ermacora is a rare but less clunky option. Associated with the first bishop of Aquileia, Italy in the 3rd century, Ermacora blends the name of the messenger god Hermes with the Greek agora and can be interpreted as meaning "assembly of Hermes" or more literally as "marketplace by the boundary marker".
 
The name is more likely to be used as a surname than a given name, as in the case of footballer Frederico Ermacora and politician Felix Ermacora. Celebrated Italian solider and veteran, Ermacora Zuliani, was one first name bearer, however.

Ermacora

Many will recognise Pythagoras as the name of the Greek mathematician whose theorem on triangles they learned in math class. As a given name, Pythagoras is rarely used, but with its wise and intellectual associations, it could make a bold middle choice - especially if you were hoping to honor a math teacher or someone who's into philosophy, Ancient Greece, or astronomy. 
 
The name derives from the Greek place name Pythios - also one of the names of Apollo - and agora meaning "marketplace, assembly". Pythios gets its name from the Greek verb "to rot", and while this might sound like a negative meaning, it was actually named to celebrate the sickly sweet smell of decay that spread after Apollo had slain a monstrous python.

Names That Mean Assembly

The names

Hermegoras

Ermacora

Pythagoras