Corinthians is an uncommon given name of Greek origin, derived from the city of Corinth in Greece. In the New Testament of the Bible, it refers to the early Christian community established in Corinth by the Apostle Paul around 50 AD. The name has gained some popularity as a first name, particularly among those with religious or cultural ties to Christianity or Greece.
The name Corinthians appears to have had periods of popularity with a notable spike between 1989 and 2001, with five births each year during this period. However, it is less common outside these years, with only six births recorded in 1978. In total, there were 26 babies named Corinthians over the given timeframe.