What Does the Name Vespasian Mean

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Vespasian Name Meaning

HistoryFrom the Roman cognomen Vespasianus, derived either from Latin vesper meaning "west" or "evening" or vespa meaning "wasp". This was the name of a 1st-century Roman emperor, Titus Flavius Vespasianus, the...

Origin: HistoryGender: Boy
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2 Vesna
3 Vaughan
4 Volodya
5 Varlaam
6 Vincent
7 Vepkhia
8 Valeriu
9 Vavrinec
10 Vojtech
11 Valerianus
12 Valdimárr
13 Vygantas
14 Vortigern
15 Vikentije
16 Vartolomej
17 Vincente
18 Väinämöinen
19 Varnava
20 Vibianus
21 Visvaldas
22 Viltautas
23 Vladislav
24 Vespera
25 Venceslás
26 Virgilius
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29 Valeriy
30 Valentinus
31 Vangelis
32 Vitalis
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34 Voldemaras
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36 Vincenc
37 Visvaldis
38 Vladimer
39 Vikenti
40 Vilfredo
41 Veselin
42 Vinicius
43 Veniaminu
44 Virgiliu
45 Vladimeru
46 Vytautas
47 Vendelín
48 Valerio
49 Vitaliy
50 Viktoras
51 Vedastus
52 Vulferam
53 Vittorino
54 Victorius
55 Velasco
56 Vladimír
57 Vulcanus
58 Vjekoslav
59 Vespasianus
60 Vinzenz
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