List of Roman cognomina
This is a list of Roman cognomina.
A
- Abercius
- Abito
- Absens[1]
- Abundantius
- Abundius
- Abundus
- Aburianus[2]
- Acacius
- Acaunus
- Acceptus[3]
- Acer[3]
- Achaica[1]
- Achaicus
- Acidinus
- Aciliana[1]
- Acilianus
- Aculeo
- Acutianus
- Acutus[3]
- Adauctus
- Adelphius
- Adiutor
- Adranos
- Adventus
- Aeacus
- Aebutus
- Aedesius
- Aelianus[3]
- Aemiliana[1]
- Aemilianus[4]
- Aenianus[3]
- Aequa[1]
- Aequitas[1]
- Aemilianus[2]
- Aeserninus
- Aeternitas[1]
- Aetius
- Afer[3]
- Afra[1]
- Africana[1]
- Africanus[4]
- Afrinus
- Agaptus
- Agatopus
- Agelastus
- Agilis[1][5]
- Agorix
- Agricola
- Agrippa
- Agrippianus
- Agrippina[1]
- Agrippinillus
- Agrippinus
- Ahala
- Ahenobarbus[6]
- Albanianus
- Albanus[3]
- Albillus
- Albina[1]
- Albinianus
- Albinius
- Albinus
- Albucillus
- Albucius
- Albus
- Alcimus
- Alethius
- Alienus
- Allectus
- Alogiosus[3]
- Alogius[3]
- Aluredes
- Alypius
- Amabilis[1]
- Amandianus
- Amandinus
- Amandio[3]
- Amandus[3][5]
- Amans[1]
- Amantillus
- Amantius
- Amarantus
- Amator
- Amatus
- Ambrosius
- Ambustus (associated with gens Fabia)
- Amor[1]
- Amphion
- Ampliatus[3]
- Amplus[3]
- Anatolius
- Andouarto[7]
- Andronicus
- Angelus
- Annaeanus
- Annianus
- Animaequitas[1]
- Anniolus
- Antias
- Antius
- Antiquus
- Antistianus[3]
- Antonianus
- Antonillus
- Antoninus[2]
- Antulla[1]
- Anulinus
- Anulla[1]
- Anullinus
- Apelles
- Apelliana[1]
- Apellinus
- Aper
- Apollinaris
- Apollonarius
- Apollonius
- Appianillus
- Appianus[5]
- Appuleianus
- Aprilis[1]
- Aprillus
- Aprinus
- Apronianus
- Apronillus
- Aprulla[1]
- Apuleianus
- Aquila[5]
- Aquilianus
- Aquilinus
- Aquillianus
- Arator
- Aratus
- Arcadius
- Arcanus
- Arcavius
- Archarius
- Aricinus[3]
- Ariouisti[8]
- Arius
- Armiger
- Arminus
- Arnobius
- Arpagius
- Arrianus
- Arruntianus
- Arruntius
- Artorianus
- Arulenus
- Arvina
- Asellio
- Asellus
- Asiaticus
- Asina[9]
- Asinianus
- Asper
- Asprenas
- Asprenus
- Assanius
- Atianus
- Atilianus
- Atratinus
- Atta[1]
- Attianus
- Attianillus
- Atticianus
- Atticillus
- Atticinus
- Atticus[10][6]
- Attilianus
- Auctillus
- Auctoritas[1]
- Auctus[5]
- Audaios
- Audax
- Audens
- Aufidianus
- Augendus
- Augur[6]
- Augurinus
- Augurius
- Augustalis[1]
- Augustanus
- Augustinus
- Augustus
- Aurelianus
- Aurelius
- Aureolus
- Aurunculeianus
- Auruncus
- Ausonius
- Auspex
- Auspicatus
- Auxentius
- Auxientius
- Auxiliaris[1]
- Auxilio[3]
- Auxilius
- Avienus
- Aviola
- Avitianus
- Avitillus
- Avitus[11]
- Axilla
B
- Babulla[1]
- Baebianus
- Balbillus
- Balbinus
- Balbus[3][10]
- Bambalio
- Bamballio
- Banquerius
- Barba
- Barbarus
- Barbatus[9]
- Barbillus
- Barbula
- Baro
- Bassianus
- Bassinus
- Bassus[12][5]
- Bato
- Belenus
- Belisarius
- Beatus
- Bellator
- Bellicianus[8]
- Bellicus[8]
- Bellus
- Benedictus
- Benignus
- Bestia
- Betto
- Bibaculus
- Bibulus
- Bitucus
- Blaesillus
- Blaesus
- Blandinus
- Blandus[3]
- Blasius
- Blossianus
- Bodenius
- Boethius
- Boetius
- Bolanus
- Bonifatius
- Bonosus
- Bonus
- Bradua
- Briccius
- Bricius
- Briktius
- Britannicus
- Britius
- Brixius
- Brocchillus
- Brocchus
- Bromidus
- Bruccius
- Brucetus
- Bruscius
- Bruttianus
- Brutus
- Bubo
- Bubulcus
- Buca
- Buccio
- Bulbus
- Bulla
- Burcanius
- Burrus
- Buteo
C
- Caecilianus
- Caecina
- Caecinianus
- Caedicianus
- Caelianus
- Caelimontanus (associated with Gens Verginia)
- Caelinus
- Caecus
- Caelestinus
- Caelestius
- Caelianus
- Caelinus
- Caelistis[1]
- Caepio[13]
- Caerellius
- Caesar[13]
- Caesennianus
- Caesianus
- Caesonianus
- Caesoninus
- Caianillus
- Caianus
- Calacicus
- Calamus
- Calaritanus
- Calatinus
- Calavianus
- Caldus
- Calenus[10]
- Calerus
- Caletus
- Calidianus
- Callidianus
- Callisunus
- Calogerus
- Calpurnianus
- Calpurnis
- Calvinus[10]
- Calvisianus
- Calvus[3][9]
- Camerinus
- Camerius
- Camillus
- Camosus[3]
- Campanianus
- Campanus
- Campester
- Campilius[7]
- Candidianus
- Candidillus
- Candidinus
- Candidus
- Canianus
- Canidianus
- Canina
- Caninianus
- Cantaber
- Capella[1]
- Caper[14]
- Capito[5]
- Capitolinus
- Capra[1]
- Caprarius
- Capreorus
- Caracturus
- Carantus
- Carbo
- Carinus
- Carius
- Carnifex
- Carus[5]
- Carvilianus
- Casca
- Cassianillus
- Cassianus
- Cassius[5]
- Castinus
- Castorius
- Castus[3]
- Catianus
- Catilina
- Cato
- Catonius
- Cattianus
- Catuarus[15][8]
- Catullinus
- Catullus
- Catulus
- Catus[6]
- Caudex
- Caudinus
- Celatus
- Celer[3]
- Celerianus
- Celerinus
- Celsillus
- Celsinillus
- Celsinus
- Celsus[3]
- Cenaeus
- Cencius
- Censor
- Censorinillus
- Censorinus
- Censorius
- Centumalus
- Cerialis
- Cerinthus
- Certinus
- Certus
- Cerularius
- Cervianus
- Cervidus
- Cethegus
- Chlorus
- Christianus
- Cicada[1]
- Cicatricula
- Cicero[4]
- Cico
- Cicurinus
- Cicurius
- Cimber
- Cincinnatus
- Cinna[12]
- Cinnianus
- Cita
- Cittinus
- Civilis
- Clarentius
- Clarianus
- Clarus
- Classicianus
- Classicus
- Claudianus
- Claudillus
- Claudus
- Clemens[5]
- Clementianus[5]
- Clementillus
- Clementinus
- Clodianus[5]
- Clodus
- Cocceianus
- Cocles
- Coelianus
- Coelinus
- Cogitatus
- Colias
- Collatinus
- Colonus
- Columbanus
- Columella
- Coma[1]
- Comes[1]
- Comitianus
- Comitinus
- Commidius
- Commidus
- Commius
- Commodus
- Communis[5]
- Concessianus
- Concessus
- Congrio
- Constans
- Constantianus[5]
- Constantillus
- Constantinus
- Constantius[5]
- Coranus
- Corbulo
- Corculum
- Cordillus
- Cordus
- Coriolanus
- Cornelianus[5]
- Cornicen
- Cornix
- Cornutus
- Corvinus
- Corvus
- Cosmas
- Cossus[13][9]
- Cotentinus
- Cotta
- Crassillus
- Crassus
- Cratippus[4]
- Cremutius
- Crescens[5][1]
- Crescentianus
- Crescentillus
- Crescentina[16]
- Crescentinus
- Crescentius
- Creticus
- Crispianus
- Crispinianus
- Crispinillus
- Crispinus
- Crispus[10]
- Crito
- Crotilo
- Crus
- Cucuphas
- Culleolus
- Cullio
- Cumanus
- Cunctator
- Cunobarrus
- Cupitianus
- Cupitus
- Curianus
- Curio
- Cursor
- Curtianus
- Curvus
- Cyprianus
- Cyricus
D
- Dacianus
- Dacicus
- Dacius
- Dalmaticus
- Dalmatius
- Dama
- Damascius
- Damasippus
- Damasus
- Damianus
- Dannicus
- Dardanius
- Dardanus
- Dativus
- Datus
- Decembris[1]
- Decianus
- Deciminus
- Decimus
- Decmitius
- Decor[1]
- Decoratus
- Densus
- Dentatus
- Denter
- Dento
- Desideratus
- Desiderius
- Dexion
- Dexippus
- Dexter
- Dextrianus
- Diadematus
- Diadumenus
- Dianilla
- Didianus
- Didicus
- Didymus
- Dido
- Dignillus
- Dignissimus
- Dignitas[1]
- Dignus
- Diligens[1]
- Dio
- Diocletianus
- Dioscourides
- Disertus
- Dives[17]
- Docilis[1]
- Docilinus
- Docilus
- Dolabella
- Dolens
- Dominicus
- Domitia[5]
- Domitianus[5]
- Domitillus
- Domitius[5]
- Donatianus
- Donatillus
- Donatus[5]
- Donicus
- Dorotheus
- Dorso
- Dorsuo
- Dotalis[1]
- Draco
- Drusillus
The feminine "Drusilla" is known, but is the masculine form attested? - Drusus
- Dubitatius
- Duilianus
- Dulcis[1]
- Dulcitius
- Durio
- Durus
- Duvianus
E
- Eborius
- Eburus[8]
- Eburnus
- Ecdicius
- Eclectus
- Efficax
- Egbuttius
- Egnatianus
- Egnatillus
- Elegans[1]
- Elerius
- Eliphas
- Elpidius
- Elvorix
- Emeritus
- Encratis
- Ennecus
- Ennius
- Ennodius
- Eonus
- Eparchius
- Epidianus
- Epimachus
- Epiphanius
- Epolonius
- Erasinus
- Esdras
- Esquilinus
- Equinus
- Etruscillus
- Etruscus
- Eucherius
- Eudomius
- Eudoxius
- Eugenius
- Eugenus
- Eulogius
- Eumenius
- Eunapius
- Euphemius
- Eurysaces
- Eustachius
- Eustacius
- Eustathius
- Eustochius
- Eutherius
- Evodius
- Excingus
- Exoratus
- Exoriens[1]
- Exsupereus
- Extricatus
- Exuperans
- Exuperantius
- Exuperata[8]
- Exuperatus[8]
- Exupereus
- Exuperius
F
- Faber
- Fabianus
- Fabiolus
- Fabricianus
- Fabullianus
- Fabullus
- Facilis[1]
- Facundinus
- Facundus
- Fadus
- Fagus
- Falco
- Falconillus
- Falx
- Fama
- Familiaris
- Fastidius
- Fastus[6]
- Farus
- Fatalis[1]
- Faustillus
- Faustinianus
- Faustinus
- Faustus[3][5]
- Faventinus
- Favonianus
- Favor[1]
- Favorinus
- Felicianus
- Felicio[3]
- Felicissimus
- Felicitas[1]
- Felicius
- Felicla[1]
- Felicula[1]
- Felissimus
- Felix[1][3][5]
- Ferentinus
- Ferox
- Ferreolus
- Festianus
- Festivus
- Festus
- Fidelis[1]
- Fidenas
- Fides[1]
- Fidus
- Figulus
- Fimbria
- Fimus[3]
- Firmianus
- Firmillus
- Firminianus
- Firminillus
- Firminus
- Firmiolus[3]
- Firmus
- Flaccianus
- Flaccillus
- Flaccinator
- Flaccinus
- Flaccus
- Flamen
- Flaminianus
- Flaminillus
- Flamininus
- Flamma
- Flavianillus
- Flavianus[5]
- Flavillus
- Flavinus
- Flavus
- Florens[1]
- Florentianus
- Florentillus
- Florentinus
- Florentius
- Florianus
- Floridus
- Florillus
- Florinus
- Florus[3][5]
- Flos[1]
- Fonteianus
- Fontinalis[1]
- Forianus
- Formica[1]
- Fortio[1]
- Fortis
- Fortunata[1]
- Fortunatianus
- Fortunatus[3][1]
- Fraucus
- Frequens[1]
- Frequentianus
- Frequentillus
- Frequentinus
- Frigidianus
- Frontalis
- Frontillus
- Frontinianus[5]
- Frontinus
- Fronto[5]
- Frontonianus
- Frontonillus
- Fructuosus
- Fructus[3]
- Frugi
- Frugius
- Frumentius
- Fufianus
- Fulgentius
- Fullo
- Fullofaudes
- Fulvianillus
- Fulvianus
- Fulvillus
- Fulvus
- Fundanus
- Furianus
- Fuscianillus
- Fuscianus
- Fuscillus
- Fuscinillus
- Fuscinus
- Fuscus[3]
- Fusus[13]
G
- Gabinianus
- Gabinillus
- Gabinus
- Gaetulicus
- Gaianillus
- Gaianus
- Gala
- Galarius
- Galba
- Galenus
- Galerus
- Gallicanus
- Gallicus[11]
- Gallienus
- Gallio
- Gallus[2][10]
- Galvisius
- Garilianus
- Garrulus
- Gaudens
- Gaudentianus
- Gaudentius
- Gauolus[7]
- Gavianus
- Gavros
- Gelasius
- Gellianus
- Gemellianus
- Gemellinus
- Gemellus
- Geminianus
- Geminus
- Generidus
- Genesius
- Genialis
- Gennadius
- Gentilis
- Germanicus
- Germanus[2]
- Jovinianus
- Geta[5]
- Getha
- Glabrio
- Globulus
- Gluvias
- Glycia
- Gogaenus[11]
- Gordianus
- Gordio
- Gorgonius
- Gracchanus
- Gracchus
- Gracilis
- Graecinus
- Gramula[3]
- Granianus[5]
- Granillus
- Gratianus
- Gratidianus
- Gratillus
- Gratinianus
- Gratinus
- Gratus
- Grattianus
- Gregorius
- Grumio
- Gryllus
- Grypus
- Gualterus
- Gurges
- Gutta[1]
- Graecus
H
- Habitus
- Hadrianus
- Hardalio
- Hasta
- Helvianus
- Hemina
- Herculanus
- Herculia[3]
- Herculius
- Herennianus
- Herennius
- Herenus
- Herma
- Hermias
- Hermina
- Hermogenes[18]
- Hesychius
- Hiberus
- Hibrida
- Hilara[1]
- Hilarianus
- Hilarillus
- Hilarinus
- Hilario[3]
- Hilaris
- Hilarius
- Hilarus[2]
- Hipparchus
- Hirpinius
- Hirrus
- Homullus
- Honoratianus
- Honoratus
- Honorinus
- Horatianus
- Horatius
- Hortalus[10]
- Hortensianus
- Hortensis
- Hortensus
- Hostilianus
- Humilus
- Hybrida
I
- Iacomus
- Ianuaria[1]
- Ianuarius[3][1]
- Iavolenus
- Imbrex
- Imperiosus
- Impetratus
- Indaletius
- Indus
- Infantio[3]
- Ingeniosus
- Ingenuillis
- Ingenuus
- Ingenvinus
- Innocens
- Inregillensis
- Iocundus
- Iovianus
- Iovinianus
- Iovinus
- Iovius
- Irenaeus
- Isatis
- Isauricus
- Isaurus
- Isidorus
- Ismarus
- Italicus
- Iuba
- Iucundianus
- Iucundillus
- Iucundinus
- Iucundus[3]
- Iulianus[5]
- Iulillus
- Iuliolus
- Iulius
- Iulus
- Iuncinus
- Iuncus
- Iunianus[5]
- Iunillus
- Iunior
- Iustianus[5]
- Iustillus
- Iustinianus
- Iustinus
- Iustus
- Iuvenalis
- Iuvenis
- Iuventianus
- Iuventinus
- Iynx
K
- Kario[7]
L
- Labienus
- Labeo
- Laberianus
- Lactantius
- Lactuca
- Lacticinus
- Laeca
- Laelianus
- Laenas
- Laetillus
- Laetinianus
- Laetus
- Laevillus
- Laevinus
- Laevus
- Lamia
- Lanatus
- Lanuccus[8]
- Larcianus
- Lartianus
- Largus
- Lateranus
- Latinus
- Latro
- Laurentinus
- Laurentius
- Laurinus
- Laurus
- Leddicus
- Lentullus
- Lentulus
- Leo[2]
- Leontius
- Lepidianus
- Lepidillus
- Lepidinus
- Lepidus[6]
- Lepontus
- Leporinus
- Lepos
- Libanius
- Liberalis
- Liberius
- Libo
- Licinianus[5]
- Licinus
- Ligur
- Ligus[6]
- Ligustinus
- Limetanus
- Linus
- Litorius
- Littera
- Litumaris
- Livianus
- Livigenus
- Livillus
- Lollianus
- Longillus
- Longinianus
- Longinillus
- Longinus
- Longus
- Lovernianus
- Lovernius
- Lucanus[5]
- Lucianus,
- Lucidus
- Lucifer
- Lucilianus
- Lucillianus
- Lucillus
- Lucinus
- Luciolus
- Lucretianus
- Lucretius[5]
- Lucrio [3]
- Luctacus
- Luculla[1]
- Lucullus
- Lunaris
- Luonercus
- Lupercillus
- Lupercus
- Lupicinus
- Lupinus
- Lupulus
- Lupus
- Lurco
- Lurio
- Luscinus
- Luscus[6]
- Lusianus
- Lustricus
- Lutatianus
- Lycaeus
M
- Maccalus
- Macer
- Macerinus
- Macrinianus
- Macrinillus
- Macrinus
- Macro
- Macrobius
- Mactator
- Maecenus
- Maecianus[5]
- Magnentius
- Magnianus
- Magnillus
- Magnus[2][3]
- Magunnus
- Maiorianus
- Maior
- Maius
- Malchus
- Malleolus
- Mallianus
- Mallus
- Maltinus
- Maluginensis[9]
- Mamercinus
- Mamercus
- Mamertinus
- Mamilianus
- Mamma
- Mammula
- Mancinus
- Maniacus[7]
- Manilianus
- Manlianus
- Mansuetus
- Marcallas
- Marcella[5]
- Marcellianus
- Marcellinus
- Marcellus[5]
- Marcialis
- Marcianus
- Margarita
- Marianillus
- Marianus[5]
- Marinianus
- Marinus
- Maritialis[3]
- Maritimus
- Marius
- Maro
- Marsallas
- Marsicus
- Marsus
- Marsyas
- Martialis
- Martianus
- Martinianus
- Martinus
- Martius
- Martyrius
- Marullinus
- Marullus
- Masavo
- Masculus
- Materninus
- Maternus
- Matho
- Maturinus
- Maturus
- Mauricius
- Maurinus
- Mauritius
- Maurus
- Maxentius
- Maxima[1]
- Maximianus[5]
- Maximillianus
- Maximillus
- Maximinus
- Maximus[5][1]
- Medullinus
- Megellus
- Meletius
- Melissus
- Melito
- Melitus
- Mellitus
- Melus
- Meminianus
- Memmianus
- Memor
- Mento
- Mercator
- Mercurialis
- Mercurinus
- Merenda
- Merula
- Messala
- Messalla [6]
- Messalinus
- Messianus
- Messor
- Metellinus
- Metellus[4][6]
- Metilianus
- Metunus
- Micianus
- Mico
- Milo
- Milonius
- Minervalis
- Minervinus
- Minianus
- Minicianus
- Minucianus
- Moderatillus
- Moderatus
- Modestinus
- Modestus[3]
- Modianus
- Molacus
- Momus
- Montanillus
- Montanus
- Mordanticus
- Mucianus
- Mugillanus
- Munatianus
- Muncius
- Murena
- Mus
- Musa
- Musca[17]
- Musicus[3]
- Mutilus
- Mutto[7][10]
N
- Nabor
- Naevianus
- Naevolus
- Narcissus
- Narses
- Nasica[9][6]
- Naso
- Natalianus
- Natalinus
- Natalis (disambiguation)
- Natalius
- Natta (disambiguation)
- Nepos (disambiguation)
- Nepotianus
- Naucratius
- Nazarius (disambiguation)
- Nectaridus
- Nelius
- Nemesianus
- Nemnogenus
- Neneus
- Nennius
- Nepos
- Nepotillus
- Neptunalis
- Nero
- Nertomarus
- Nerva
- Nicasius
- Nicetius
- Nigellus
- Niger[19][6]
- Nigidianus
- Nigrianus
- Nigrinus (disambiguation)
- Ninnianus
- Niraemius
- Nobilior
- Noctua
- Nolus
- Nonianus
- Norbanianus
- Noricus
- Noster (disambiguation)
- Novanus
- Novation
- Novellianus
- Novellus
- Novianus
- Numerianus
- Numida[2]
- Nummus
- Numonis
O
P
- Pacatianus
- Pacatus
- Pachomius
- Pacilus
- Pacuvianus
- Paenula
- Paetillus
- Paetinus
- Paetus[6]
- Palicanus
- Palma
- Pammachius
- Pamphilius
- Panaetius
- Pansa[10]
- Pantensus
- Pantera
- Panthera
- Papianus
- Papinianus
- Papirianus
- Papus
- Paratus
- Pardus
- Parmensis
- Parnesius
- Pasicles[5]
- Pastor
- Paterculus
- Paternianus
- Paternus
- Patiens
- Patricius
- Paulinus
- Paullinus
- Paullus/Paulus
- Pavo
- Pelagius
- Pelecrio[3]
- Pennus
- Pera
- Peregrinus
- Perennis
- Perpetuus
- Persicus
- Pertacus
- Pertinax
- Pervincianus
- Pervincus
- Petasius
- Peticus
- Petilianus
- Petillianus
- Petro
- Petronax
- Petronianus[5]
- Petronillus
- Petronius
- Petrus
- Philippus
- Philo
- Philopappus[9]
- Philus
- Photius
- Picens (associated with gens Herennia)
- Pictor
- Pilatus
- Pilus
- Pinarianus
- Pinnus
- Piso[4][6]
- Pitio
- Pius
- Placidianus
- Placidinus
- Placidus
- Plancianus
- Plancinus
- Plancus
- Planta
- Plautianus
- Plautillus
- Plautinus
- Plautis
- Plautus
- Pleminianus
- Plinianus
- Plotianus
- Plotillus
- Plotinus
- Plotus
- Polemo[9]
- Pollianus
- Pollienus
- Pollio
- Pollus/Polus
- Polybius
- Pompeianus
- Pompilianus
- Pompolussa
- Pomponianus
- Pomponillus
- Pontianus
- Ponticillus
- Ponticus
- Poplicola
- Porcellus
- Porcianus
- Porcina
- Porcus
- Porphyrius
- Posca
- Posidonius
- Postumianus
- Postuminus
- Postumus
- Potens
- Potentinus
- Potestas
- Potitianus
- Potitus
- Praenestinus
- Praesens
- Praetextatus
- Praetextus
- Prilidianus
- Primanus
- Primianus
- Primigena[1]
- Primigenius[3]
- Primillus
- Priminia[3]
- Primio[3]
- Primitivus[1]
- Primulus
- Primus[3][1]
- Prisca[1]
- Priscianus[5]
- Priscillianus[5]
- Priscillus
- Priscinus
- Priscus[2]
- Privatus
- Privernas
- Probatus
- Probianus
- Probillus
- Probinus
- Probus[5]
- Processus
- Proceus
- Procla[1]
- Proclus
- Procula[1]
- Proculianus
- Proculinus
- Proculus[3][5]
- Procus
- Procyon
- Promptus
- Prontinus
- Profuturus
- Propertius
- Propinquus
- Prosperus
- Protacius
- Proteus
- Protus
- Provincialis
- Proximillus
- Proximus
- Prudens
- Prudentillus
- Publianus
- Publicianus
- Publicola
- Publicus
- Publilianus
- Pudens
- Pudentianus
- Pudentillus
- Pudentius
- Pulcher[17]
- Pulcherius
- Pulex
- Pullus
- Pulvillus
- Pupianus
- Pupus[3]
- Purpureo
- Purpurio[3]
- Pusinnus
- Pusio
- Pustula
Q
- Quadratillus
- Quadratus
- Quartillus
- Quartinus
- Quartio[3]
- Quarto
- Quartus
- Quietus
- Quintianus
- Quintilianus
- Quintillanius
- Quintillus
- Quintinus
- Quintio[3]
- Quintus
- Quiricus
- Quirinalis
- Quirinus
R
- Rabirianus
- Raeticus
- Ramio
- Ravilla
- Rebilus
- Reburrinus
- Reburrus
- Receptus
- Rectus
- Regillensis
- Regillianus
- Regillus
- Reginus
- Regulianus
- Regulus
- Remigius
- Remus
- Renatus
- Repentinus
- Respectillus
- Respectus
- Restitutus[3][5]
- Rex
- Rhesus
- Ripanus
- Robustus
- Rogatianus
- Rogatillus
- Rogatus
- Rogelius
- Romanillus
- Romanus[3]
- Romulianus
- Romulus[3]
- Roscianus
- Rufianus
- Rufillus or Rufilla[1]
- Rufinianus
- Rufinillus
- Rufinus or Rufina[1]
- Rufio[3]
- Rufrianus
- Rufus[19][3][5][1][6]
- Ruga
- Rullianus
- Rullus
- Ruricius
- Rusca
- Ruso
- Russus
- Rusticus[3]
- Rutilianus
- Rutilus
S
- Sabaco
- Sabellius
- Sabina[1]
- Sabinianus
- Sabinillus
- Sabinus[3][1][5]
- Sabinio[3]
- Saccus
- Sacerdos
- Saeclus[7]
- Saenus
- Saenarius[7]
- Salinator
- Sallustianus
- Salonianus
- Saloninus
- Salvianus
- Salvillus
- Salvinus
- Sanctinus
- Sanctus
- Sandilianus
- Sanga
- Sapiens[6]
- Sarimarcus
- Saserna
- Satullus
- Saturnalis
- Saturnina[1]
- Saturninus[5][1]
- Saunio
- Saverrio
- Saxo
- Scaeva
- Scaevola
- Scapula
- Scaro
- Scarpus
- Scato
- Scaurianus[5]
- Scaurus
- Schlerus
- Scipio[9][6]
- Scribonianus
- Scrofa
- Sebastianus
- Secunda[1]
- Secundianus
- Secundillus
- Secundinus
- Secundio[3]
- Secundus[3][1]
- Securus
- Sedatus
- Sedulus
- Segestes
- Seianus
- Sempronianus[5]
- Senator
- Seneca
- Senecianus
- Senecio[8]
- Senilianus
- Senilis
- Senna
- Senopianus
- Seppius[20]
- Septimianus
- Septimillus
- Septimus[21]
- Serapion[10]
- Serapion
- Serenus
- Sergianus
- Sergillus
- Seronatus
- Serranus
- Sertorianus
- Servanus
- Servatius
- Servilianus
- Sestianus
- Sestinus
- Severa[1]
- Severlinus
- Severianus
- Severillus
- Severinus
- Severus[1][2][3]
- Seuso
- Sextianus
- Sextilianus
- Sextillianus
- Sextillus
- Sextinus
- Sextus
- Siculus
- Sidonius
- Sigilis
- Silanus
- Silianus
- Silo
- Silus
- Silvanus
- Silvester
- Silvianus
- Silvillus
- Silvinus
- Silvia
- Silvius
- Similis
- Simo
- Simplex
- Simplicianus
- Simplicius
- Siricius
- Siricus
- Sisenna
- Sisinnius
- Sita
- Sitio[3]
- Solinus
- Sollemnis
- Solon
- Solus
- Sophus
- Soranus
- Sorex
- Sorio
- Sospes
- Sotericus
- Sparsus
- Spartacus
- Spectatillus
- Spectatus
- Spendius
- Speratus
- Spinther
- Spurinna
- Squillus
- Stabilio[3]
- Statius
- Stellio
- Stilo
- Stichus
- Stolo
- Strabo[10][6]
- Structus
- Suavis
- Subulo
- Suburanus
- Successianus
- Successus[3]
- Sudrenus
- Sulca
- Sulinus
- Sulla[12]
- Sulpicianus[5]
- Super
- Superbus
- Superianus
- Superstes
- Superus
- Sura
- Surdus
- Surinus
- Surius
- Surus[11]
- Symmachus
- Symphorianus
- Synistor
- Synnodus
- Syriacus
T
- Tacitianus
- Tacitus
- Taenaris
- Tancinus[8]
- Tanicus
- Tantalus
- Tappo[12]
- Tarcisius
- Tarquinianus
- Tatianus
- Taurillus
- Taurinus
- Taurus[1]
- Tegula
- Telesinus
- Tenax
- Terentianus
- Terentillus
- Tertia[1]
- Tertianus
- Tertinus
- Tertiolus
- Tertius[1]
- Tertulla[1]
- Tertullianus
- Tertullus
- Tetricus
- Tettianus
- Thrasea
- Thurinus
- Tiberianus
- Tiberillus
- Tiberinus
- Tibullus
- Tiburs
- Tigris[1]
- Tiro[4]
- Titianus[5]
- Titillus
- Titinianus
- Titiolus
- Titulla[1]
- Togidubnus[8]
- Tlaboni[22]
- Torquatus
- Toxotius
- Traianus[5]
- Trailus
- Tranio
- Tranquillinus
- Tranquillus
- Trebellianus
- Trebonianus
- Tremerus
- Tremorinus
- Tremulus
- Trenico
- Triarius
- Tricipitinus
- Trifer
- Trifolio[3]
- Trigeminus
- Trimalchio
- Trinus
- Trio[1]
- Tritus[2]
- Trogus
- Trypho
- Tubero
- Tubertus
- Tubulus
- Tuccianus
- Tuditanus
- Tullianus
- Turbo
- Turibius
- Turpilianus
- Turpilinus
- Turrinus
- Tuscillus
- Tuscus
- Tusculus[10]
- Tuticanus
- Tutor
U
V
- Vala
- Vallaunius[8]
- Valens
- Valentianus
- Valentillus
- Valentinian
- Valentinus[5]
- Valerianus[5]
- Valerillus
- Valgus (associated with Gens Quinctia)
- Varialus
- Varianus
- Varro
- Varus[4]
- Vatia
- Vaticanus
- Vatinianus
- Vatio[3]
- Vedrix, Velikov
- Vegetus
- Vejento
- Velocianus
- Velox
- Venantianus
- Venantius
- Venator
- Venerius[3]
- Venter
- Ventrio[3]
- Venustinus
- Venustus[3]
- Verax[1]
- Verecundus
- Vergilianus
- Verginianus
- Verillio[7]
- Verinus
- Verissimus
- Veritas[1]
- Verna[1]
- Vernio[3]
- Verres[17]
- Verrucosus
- Veruicius [7]
- Verullus
- Verus[3][5]
- Vespa
- Vespasianus
- Vespillo
- Vestinus
- Vetranio
- Vettianus
- Vettillus
- Vettonianus
- Veturianus
- Vetus[23]
- Viator
- Vibennis
- Vibianus
- Vibidianus
- Vibillus
- Vibulanus
- Vicanus
- Victor[5][1]
- Victoria[1]
- Victorianus
- Victoricus
- Victorinus
- Victorius
- Victricius
- Vigilantius
- Vincentius
- Vindacus[8]
- Vindex
- Vindicianus
- Vinicianus
- Vipsanianus
- Virgilianus
- Virgula[1]
- Virginianus
- Viridio
- Virilio[3]
- Virilis
- Viscellinus
- Vitalianus
- Vitalinus
- Vitalio[3]
- Vitalis[3]
- Vitellianus
- Vitulus
- Vitus
- Vivianus
- Vocula
- Volumnianus
- Volusianus[5]
- Volusus
- Vopiscus
- Voluptas[1]
- Vulso
Z
See also
- Roman Empire
- Roman naming conventions
- Naming conventions for women in ancient Rome
- Roman Republic
- List of Roman imperial victory titles
- List of Roman nomina
- List of Roman praenomina
- Roman tribe
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