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This name is of French origin and means "baptizer" or "one who baptizes". In the Christian religion, Baptiste refers to Saint John the Baptist who was the cousin of Jesus and was famous for baptizing people in the River Jordan.
From the Old French baptiste, which is derived from the Ecclesiastic Late Latin baptista (a baptist, one who baptizes). The name was traditionally bestowed in honor of John the Baptist and is now commonly used as part of the popular combination name Jean-Baptiste. (BAH-TEEST)
Derived from the Ecclesiastic Late Latin baptista (a baptist, one who baptizes). (BAP-TEEST)
Derived from the Ecclesiastic Late Latin baptista (a baptizer), which is from the Greek baptistes (a baptizer). The name is usually bestowed in honor of John the Baptist, the one who baptized Jesus Christ. (BAP-TEES-TAY)
