Remus

remus English Romulus and + Etymology en :lbor la:Remus + 1 Proper noun en Roman mythology The legendary founder of Rome and the twin brother of Romulus. en male Latin, rare in English. Translations the founder of Rome Arabic: ar رِمُوس Armenian: hy Հռեմոս Bulgarian: bg Рем m Catalan: ca Rem Galician: gl Remo m Georgian: ka რემუსი German: de Remus Greek: el Ρέμος m Hungarian: hu Remus Italian: it Remo Japanese: ja レムス Remusu Latin: la Remus Marathi: mr रीमस m Persian: fa رموس remus Portuguese: pt Remo m Russian: ru Рем m Rɛm Spanish: es Remo male given name Catalan: ca Rem Italian: it Remo Romanian: ro Remus m Anagrams en emrsu semur resum Reums serum Mureș merus muser Muser murse mures Sumer Esrum Latin Etymology Remus' name may have originally meant “twin”, from la itc-ola *jemos twin, from la itc-pro *jemos, from la ine-pro *yemHós twin. The initial r- was probably introduced to make the name sound more like la Romulus.130 Cognate with sa यम yamá twin, and related to non Ymir and la geminus. Pronunciation Proper noun Remus<2> la Roman mythology Remus legendary founder of Rome a Latin cognomen Declension Remus<2> Descendants grc Ῥῶμος ca Rem en Remus it Remo pt Remo ro Remus es Remo References Rĕmus² Remus2 Rĕmus³ 3_Remus 1,342/1 1 Remus² 1,614/2 la cognomina