National Robert Day falls on April 6 and is celebrated worldwide to honor the Roberts. Robert, one of the most common names of the past millennia, is an ancient German name. The name has evolved from the term ‘Hrodebert,’ which translates to ‘fame’ and ‘bright.’ Prevalent both as a first name and a surname, Robert and its versions, Roberta, Roberto, and Rupert, continue to grace the identities of millions of boys and men around the world. National Robert Day illuminates the deep meaning behind the name and its prominence in our collective history.

National Damien Day is celebrated on March 6 every year to highlight and honor the Damiens around us. The name is inspired by the Greek word ‘Damianos’ and is one of the most widespread monikers across various cultures. Parents of almost all religions, creeds, and backgrounds consider the name for their offspring. Damiens around the world unite for a special celebration on National Damien Day.

National Pedro Day is celebrated every year on 23 January. This date is also the observation of National Pie Day — double celebrations for all Pedros. Pedro is a Spanish and Portuguese name derived from the Latin word ‘petra,’ which means ‘stone’ or ‘rock.’ ‘Pedroza’ is a Spanish word that means ‘rocky.’ Pedro is a well-known surname that denotes a long and illustrious Spanish ancestry. The first kind of hereditary surnames in Spain were patronymic surnames, derived from the fathers’ and mothers’ names.