TITUS

Meaning

A surname derived from the Roman given name Titus, which may derive from the Latin 'titulus' (title) or 'tutus' (safe, protected).

Etymology

The surname comes directly from the Latin personal name Titus, which was common in ancient Rome and later adopted in Christian contexts through biblical references. The name was borne by the Roman emperor Titus and appears in the New Testament.

About the TITUS Surname

A surname with ancient Roman origins that has been perpetuated through both historical and religious significance. The name has maintained consistent use across centuries and cultures.

Distribution

Found worldwide with particular concentrations in English-speaking countries and areas with Christian heritage.

Notable Bearers

Titus Andronicus (Shakespeare character), various historical figures named Titus

People with the TITUS Surname