Origin and Meaning of Octaviano
Meaning & Origin
Eighth
Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin word 'octavus', meaning eighth. The name is historically associated with the number eight.
Interesting Facts
- Octaviano is a variant of the name Octavian, which was famously borne by the first Roman emperor Augustus, whose birth name was Gaius Octavius Thurinus.
- The name is predominantly used in Italian, Spanish, and Latin American cultures, often among families with an appreciation for classical names.
- Notable bearers of a similar name include Gaius Octavius (Augustus) and Octavian A. A. C. Resende, a Brazilian writer and activist.
- Octaviano is not a very common name, but it has seen gradual popularity in certain regions, particularly in association with historical figures and in families with a love for classical heritage.
- Variations of Octaviano include Octavius, Octavia (for females), and even mere 'Octave' which is more commonly found in French-speaking areas.