Phineas
Old Testament name
Phineas is a masculine given name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Hebrew or Egyptian roots.
It appears in the Bible as the name of a priest and grandson of Aaron.
The name has modest but steady use in English-speaking countries, perhaps best known through fictional characters like Phineas Fogg in Jules Verne's *Around the World in Eighty Days* and the animated series *Phineas and Ferb*.
Phineas goes by Finn with his friends.
Personal name, either position
- platypusEgg-laying Australian mammal
- CandaceFeminine name, ancient royal title
- FlynnIrish family name
- triangleThree-sided plane figure
inventor · backyard · summer · Disney · rollercoaster · blueprints · catchphrase · Isabella
One who performs sacraments
- LevitePriestly tribe member
- zealotObsessive cause supporter
- AaronOld Testament priest
- IsraeliteBiblical covenant people member
covenant · tabernacle · atonement · plague · judgment · grandson · spear · zeal
Legendary Greek seafaring heroes
- ThraceHistorical Balkan territory
- blindLacking the sense of sight
- seerOne who envisions futures
- prophetDivinely inspired messenger
Cleopatra · punishment · Zeus · prophecy · starvation · torment · Jason · voyage
Of a prim era
- BarnumFamed circus promoter
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- 19th-centuryThe eighteen hundreds
- gentlemanCourteous, honorable man
classic · distinguished · formal · traditional · antiquated · patrician · stately
Perry
Personal name, either position
triangle · inventor · backyard · summer · Disney · rollercoaster · blueprints · catchphrase · Isabella · contraption
priest
One who performs sacraments
Israelite · covenant · tabernacle · atonement · plague · judgment · grandson · spear · zeal · righteousness
Argonauts
Legendary Greek seafaring heroes
prophet · Cleopatra · punishment · Zeus · prophecy · starvation · torment · Jason · voyage · king
Victorian
Of a prim era
- BarnumFamed circus promoter
- old-fashionedBelonging to earlier times
- 19th-centuryThe eighteen hundreds
gentleman · classic · distinguished · formal · traditional · antiquated · patrician · stately