Origin and Meaning of Cornealius

Horned, from the horn

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin name Cornelius, which means 'horn'. It is believed that the name may refer to the shape of a horn or a person who is strong or mighty.

• Cornealius is a variant of the more common name Cornelius, which has been used since ancient Roman times.
• The name has roots in various cultures, including Roman and Christian traditions, with multiple adaptations in languages such as Cornélie (French) and Cornelio (Spanish and Italian).
• Notable bearers of the name Cornelius include Saint Cornelius, a Pope in the early Christian church, as well as several historical figures and saints in various denominations.
• Cornelius has seen fluctuating popularity over the centuries, with a notable rise during the 19th century in Western countries.
• Related names and variations include Corneel (Dutch), Cornelie (French feminine form), and Neil (as a less direct derivative).