Octavius

octavius English Etymology From en la Octāvius Roman praenomen and nomen, from la octavius eighth, probably initially in reference the child's birth order or the month of their birth in the Roman calendar. Pronunciation en /ɒkˈteɪvɪəs/ UK Proper noun en uncommon en male Latin. Usage notes When Gaius Octavius or its derivative en Octavian is distinguished from the title en Augustus in reference to the Augustus Roman emperor Augustus, it is typically used to discuss the early period of his life before the formal granting of the title by the Roman Senate in 27BC. Derived terms en Dontavious Related terms en Octavian Translations male given name Catalan: ca Octavi m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 屋大維 Wū-Dà-Wéi French: fr Octave m German: de Octavius Greek: el Οκτάβιος Ancient Greek: grc Ὀκταούιος, grc Ὀκτάβιος Hindi: hi ऑक्टेवियस m Italian: it Ottavio Korean: ko 옥타비우스 Marathi: mr ऑक्टेव्हियस m Portuguese: pt Otávio m Romanian: ro Octav m Spanish: es Octavio m Latin Octavia gens Etymology la Octāvius :af octāvus<t:eighth> -ius + 1 Pronunciation Octāvius Proper noun Octāvius<2> a Roman nomen gentile, gens or "family name" famously held by: Augustus, the first Roman emperor Declension Octāvius<2> Derived terms la Octāvia la Octāviānus Descendants ca Octavi 1 fr Octave 1 it Ottavio 1 pt Otávio 1 ro Octav 1 scn Uttavi 1 es Octavio 1 See also References la nomina gentilia