Where does “Zograf” come from?

Zograf (English) comes from Ancient Greek ζωγράφος, from Ancient Greek Ζωή, from Ancient Greek ζῶ, from Ancient Greek ζώω, from Proto-Hellenic ďṓwō — to live.

Zograf (English): Famously born by a saint (George the Zograf, an icon in Zograf Monastery) and used as the pen name of a number of Bulgarian iconographers and painters

Definitions

Famously born by a saint (George the Zograf, an icon in Zograf Monastery) and used as the pen name of a number of Bulgarian iconographers and painters

Ancestry of “Zograf”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Ancient Greek	ζωγράφος	one who paints from life from nature; a painter
2	Ancient Greek	Ζωή	a living; property
3	Ancient Greek	ζῶ	to live
4	Ancient Greek	ζώω	Epic and Ionic form of ζάω
5	Proto-Hellenic	ďṓwō	to live

Every word from Proto-Hellenic ďṓwō →Every word from Ancient Greek ζώω →Every word from Ancient Greek ζῶ →