Augustine

Masculine

Meaning

Majestic or venerable, derived from the Roman imperial title.

Etymology

Augustine derives from the Latin 'Augustinus,' a diminutive form of 'Augustus,' meaning 'majestic' or 'venerable.' The name became widely known through Saint Augustine of Hippo and Saint Augustine of Canterbury in early Christian history.

About the Name Augustine

Augustine is a classical name with strong Christian associations, particularly through the influential Church Fathers. It has remained in use across many cultures and languages since ancient times.

Notable Bearers

Saint Augustine of Hippo Saint Augustine of Canterbury Augustine Birrell

Historical People Named Augustine

AUGUSTINE LONERGAN

HONORABLE

Augustine Longergan

Senator