Christos is a Greek word that translates to "Christ" in English, meaning "the Anointed One." It is often used in Christian contexts to refer to Jesus Christ, who is central to Christianity as the Son of God and the Messiah. The term signifies the belief in his divine appointment and role in salvation. In addition to its religious significance, Christos is also a common name in Greek culture. It is often given to boys and is celebrated in various traditions. The name reflects the deep-rooted Christian heritage in Greece and the importance of faith in everyday life.