Prudentius Name Meaning

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The name Prudentius comes from Late Roman roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Prudentius below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Prudentius Name Meaning

Late RomanLate Latin name derived from prudens "prudence, good judgement". This was the name of a 9th-century bishop of Troyes. He is considered a local saint there.

Origin: Late RomanGender: Boy
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1 Patroclus
2 Philetos
3 Pilirani
4 Philotheos
5 Phanuhel
6 Panagiotis
7 Pelagius
8 Prometheus
9 Pomponius
10 Patrizio
11 Parminder
12 Prudenzio
13 Philandros
14 Prabhakar
15 Premislav
16 Primitivo
17 Prospero
18 Paulinus
19 Patroklos
20 Polykarpos
21 Pompiliu
22 Panteleimon
23 Philibert
24 Pericles
25 Prasenjit
26 Przemysław
27 Philippos
28 Pantaleon
29 Phaidros
30 Patariki
31 Panayiotis
32 Prudence
33 Prabhakara
34 Prue
35 Phunihel
36 Pitambara
37 Paramonos
38 Pankratiy
39 Parthalán
40 Pelagios
41 Prosperus
42 Petruccio
43 Pancrazio
44 Poseidon
45 Pantheras
46 Porfirio
47 Polydeukes
48 Petronius
49 Paraskevas
50 Primitivus
51 Philippus
52 Pedrinho
53 Prokopis
54 Patricius
55 Proinsias
56 Przemysł
57 Peregrine
58 Prudencio
59 Pierrick
60 Prudencia
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