Her Roman name is Minerva intellect.

Ancient roman female last names. Roman cognomen of unknown meaning possibly from a combination of Greek ἄγριος agrios meaning wild and ἵππος hippos meaning horse or alternatively of Etruscan origin. Female Names Arnthi 1 Arntlei - Variant of Arnthi - Arntlei Petrus puia was Arntlei the wife of Petrus 5. It is possibly derived from Latin gaudere to rejoice though it may be of unknown Etruscan originThis was a very common Roman praenomen the most famous bearers being Gaius Julius Caesar the great leader of the Roman Republic and his adopted son Gaius Octavius later known as.

Below we have listed the male and female form of the Roman surnames along with their meanings. In the New Testament this name was. Lucius was a close second followed by Marcus.

It was also used as a praenomen or given name by the Furia and Menenia families. In mythology this is the name of a goddess of wisdom. Much of its culture is still alive today in some form as it has altered many parts of life including architecture government.

Where you are Gaius I am Gaia. A famous bearer was Julius Caesar Roman general dictator and politician. Gaius m Ancient Roman Biblical Latin Biblical Roman praenomen or given name of uncertain meaning.

Ubi tu Gaius ego Gaia. That explains the generic use of the name in the vow made by a Roman woman at the end of the marriage rite. 35 rows The name Tullia has been in the Roman times as the prestigious family name Tullius.

Caesar Ancient Roman English An Ancient Roman political title that indicated a military leader. Feminine form of Latin Athanasius Greek Athanasios meaning immortal ATHENA. Female Form of Surname.