What Does the Name Prudentius Mean

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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 Phaedrus
2 Placidus
3 Prokopis
4 Panteleimon
5 Przemysł
6 Pancrazio
7 Pasquale
8 Pompilius
9 Prudentia
10 Polykarpos
11 Prochoros
12 Philippos
13 Philetus
14 Pompeius
15 Pridbjørn
16 Patroklos
17 Prospero
18 Polydeukes
19 Philibert
20 Phunihel
21 Prokopiy
22 Prokopios
23 Prudenzio
24 Pellegrino
25 Phanouel
26 Përparim
27 Philander
28 Prosperus
29 Pelagios
30 Prudencia
31 Peregrinus
32 Parthalán
33 Patrizio
34 Paramonos
35 Polycarp
36 Pitambara
37 Premislav
38 Phaidros
39 Perceval
40 Phinehas
41 Pancratius
42 Ploutarchos
43 Pelagius
44 Prune
45 Periklis
46 Pamphilos
47 Pankratiy
48 Perikles
49 Pasqualino
50 Patariki
51 Porphyrios
52 Petronius
53 Pompiliu
54 Paulinho
55 Philetos
56 Phanuhel
57 Prudence
58 Pharamond
59 Pericles
60 Prue
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