Neros

Neros is a plural form that may refer to multiple individuals who share the given name or surname Nero, or to fictional or cultural uses of the name in various contexts. It is not a single, standalone historical figure or concept, but rather a linguistic form used in reference works or lists when discussing several people named Nero.

The root name Nero derives from Latin and is often associated with meanings such as dark or black, reflecting its historical origins as a personal name. In historical writing, the most prominent bearer is Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, commonly known simply as Nero, who ruled the Roman Empire from 54 to 68 CE. In discussions focused on the name in the singular, Nero is the principal reference, while Neros can denote multiple individuals who share that name in biographical or genealogical contexts.

In modern usage, Nero appears as a personal name in various cultures and as a surname. The plural Neros may be encountered in encyclopedic entries, genealogical records, or literary and fictional works where several characters or figures bear the name. Because Neros is not a distinct, standalone entity, its precise meaning and scope are determined by the surrounding context and descriptors.

See also: Nero, Nero (disambiguation).