Cornelius

  • Origin
    Latin, Roman
  • Meaning
    The name Cornelius is associated with strength, power, and leadership. Its historical significance gives it a sense of dignity and nobility.
  • Variations
    Cornélio, Cornelis, Korneliusz, Cornelio, Corneille
  • Similar names
    Augustus, Maximus, Julius, Aurelius, Valerius
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  • Cornelius, a resolute name of Latin origin, embodies a remarkable history and carries an air of strength and leadership. Rooted in antiquity as a Roman clan name, Cornelius has transcended centuries, making it a name of enduring prominence. The meaning "horn" or "horned" alludes to its ancient roots, symbolizing fortitude and power. Parents seeking a name with historical significance will find Cornelius a compelling choice, as it echoes with nobility and dignity. Cornelius offers several variations across different languages, such as CornĂ©lio, Cornelis, and Korneliusz, adding a global touch to its allure. With its majestic sound, it pairs well with surnames of various origins. Whether in history, art, sports, or literature, Cornelius has left an indelible mark. From Cornelius Vanderbilt's monumental philanthropy to the endearing character Cornelius Fudge in "Harry Potter," this name resonates with eminence. Choose Cornelius for your baby boy, and gift him a name that exudes power, history, and distinction.
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