Gnaeus
Gnaeus is a Latin male given name used as a praenomen in ancient Rome. It was common in the early Republic and continued into the Imperial era, but its usage declined over time and it is rarely encountered in modern contexts outside of historical or literary references.
The exact origin and meaning of Gnaeus are uncertain. It is generally treated as an Italic praenomen
Notable bearers of the name include Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, known as Pompey the Great, a leading general
Today the name Gnaeus is primarily of historical interest and is rarely used as a given name.