Cletus
[ˈkliːtəs]Meaning
from greek klētos, "one who has been called" or "summoned"
Background Story
Cletus is a short form of Anacletus, from the Ancient Greek anáklētos, "invoked", and is also an anglicised form of Kleitos. It is used in Ancient Greek, French (African), Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. The name is sometimes used to refer to the third pope, Saint Anacletus.
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