Eugenius
Eugenius is the Latin form of the given name Eugene. It derives from Greek eu- meaning "good" or "well" and -genes meaning "born" or "noble," yielding a meaning such as "well-born" or "noble." The form was widely used in the Latin Christian world and appears in historical, religious, and scholarly contexts.
In Christian history the name has been borne by several notable figures, including popes and saints. Popes
In modern usage, Eugenius is relatively uncommon in everyday English but remains encountered in religious, historical,
In culture and literature, Eugenius can appear as a personal name for fictional characters or as a
- Eugene (name) for related forms and etymology
- List of popes named Eugene/Eugenius for historical instances