Nelius

Nelius is a name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Cornelius. It is most commonly used as a given name for males. The name's etymology is thought to relate to the Latin word "cornu," meaning horn, or possibly to the Sabine word "nerlo," signifying a warrior. While not as prevalent as its more common variant, Cornelius, Nelius has appeared throughout history in various regions, particularly in areas with historical ties to Roman culture or influence. Notable individuals bearing the name Nelius are not widely documented in popular historical records, contributing to its relative obscurity compared to other classical names. The name is sometimes found in genealogical records and local histories. Its usage has seen fluctuations over time, with periods of greater popularity followed by decline. The sound and structure of the name lend themselves to various linguistic interpretations and adaptations in different cultures.