Similar Names For August

• austin

  austin as a young man by the name (less often than the girls name austin) is very aw-feeding. it is of french and latin, and the importance of austin is "great and wonderful". variant and oral form through augustine, in the daily work. he enjoyed the popularity in england, as late as in the 17th century. now most often a surname as a first name. saint augustine (seventh century), and sometimes as austin. in the united states, which bears the name of the western association by stephen austin, one border and one of the founders of the republic of texas. the state capital is named after him. the "austin powers" films, though, has probably disqualified utility for an entire generation of future parents. also the shape of august. also the manner of augustus. the form of this.,sublime,great, magnificent
• Austyn

  Latin - August; Dignifies; Holy; A vairant of name Augustine, Latin - August, Dignifies, Holy, A vairant of name Augustine
• augustus

  augusto behalf of children of latin origin, and the importance of augustus is "great and marvelous". taking into account that, historically, the glamour, the of the roman emperors and the germans fürstengeschlechter, took him to great britain in the 18th century, when it became very fashionable. sculptor augustus saint-gaudens; painter augustus john; beer magnate augustus busch. also the shape of august.,sublime,great, grand, wonderful (to increase)
• Asta

  Arrow, Weapon, Old Greek - Star, Like a star, Latin - August, dignified, holy, A variant of name Astera
• Auguste

  Latin- August, Dignified, Holy, Worthy of Respect, Great, Magnificent, A form of name Augusta
• Augustine

  Latin - August; Dignifies; Holy; Derived from the element 'augustus' which means to increase, Latin - August, Dignifies, Holy, Derived from the element 'augustus' which means to increase
• monica

  consultants,monica how to a girl's name is pronounced mah ni-kah. it is of latin origin, and the importance of monica is "advisor". of uncertain origin. possibly from the latin "monere", which means "advice", or "nonnica" which comes from "nonna", the latin word for "nun." you can also greek "monos" meaning "single, alone". santa monica, mother of augustine, prayed for her son and saved him from self-destruction. saint augustine, then, was one of the greatest saints of history. the name is poopular with the catholics. figure monica geller in the tv-comedy "friends".,to warn, to advise,lady of the solitude
• ambrose

  ambrose how to a girl's name is pronounced am brohz. it is of greek origin, and the importance of ambrosio is "immortal". in english the form of the end of the huts of america, called the ambrose, from greek ambrosios. saint ambrose (fourth century) was the bishop of milan, after having been baptized by st. augustine, st. ambrosius (eighth century), was a tutor of charlemagne. the name is most common in greece, as in english-speaking countries. the writer ambrose bierce, civil war, general ambrose e. burnside.,immortal,immortal,the immortal being
• Agustin

  Latin - August, dignified, holy; A variant of name Augustine, Latin - August, dignified, holy, A variant of name Augustine
• Austine

  Latin- August, Dignified, Holy, Worthy of Respect, Great, Magnificent, A form of name Augusta
• sebastian

  of sebastos,people of the ancient city, sebastian,sebastian as a young man by the name is pronounced se-bass-tian. it is of greek origin, and the importance of sebastian is "worshipped". the original form of this name is known to those of a particular city or region of asia minor, whose greek name was taken from the latin imperial title of "augustus". saint sebastian, who probably was a native of this place, was a third of a century martyred, the captain, became the patron saint of soldiers. shakespeare gave him the name, the twin brother of viola in "twelfth night". the british, who since the 1940s, can be affected by a character in evelyn waugh ' s popular, "brideshead revisited". track celebrities, and sebastian coe.,venerable
• Agustino

  Italian form of Augustinus, Italian form of Augustinus
• Augustu

  Sicilian form of Augustus, meaning venerable., Sicilian form of Augustus, meaning venerable.
• Agustina

  Latin - August, Dignified, Holy, Majestic, Worthy of Respect, Grand, The exalted One, Variant of Augustine, Variation of Augustus