Panagiota is a female given name of Greek origin, often associated with the Greek Orthodox tradition. The name is derived from the Greek word "panagios," meaning "all-holy," and is commonly linked to the Virgin Mary, who is revered in Christianity. In Greece, Panagiota is a popular name, often shortened to "Penny" or "Nia." It is celebrated on the feast day of the Virgin Mary, which is observed on August 15. Many women named Panagiota may also carry cultural significance, reflecting the rich heritage of Greece and its traditions.