Marianus
Marianus is a male name .
Origin and meaning
Marianus (female form Mariana ) is Latin , derived from the Roman gentile name Marius meaning "belonging to Marius, Marier", and was also worn as a cognomen . In Christianity, where the name was adopted as a baptismal name, it crossed itself with the derivation marianus from the name Maria and thereby assumed the secondary meaning "belonging to Maria (the mother of Jesus) , Marians". The derivation from the name of Mary is also the basis for the honorary title of Johannes Duns Scotus Doctor Marianus .
Name bearer
- Marianus Arokiasamy (1927–2007), Archbishop of Madurai
- Marianus Brockie (actually Daniel Brockie ; 1687–1755), Scottish Catholic theologian and philosopher
- Marianus Scottus (Gaelic Muiredach ; † ~ 1081), Irish monk, scholar and monastery founder
- Marianus Scotus (chronicler) (Gaelic Máel Brigte ; 1028-1082 / 1083), Irish monk and chronicler
- Marianus Sertorius, pseudonym of Anton Reiser (theologian) (1628–1686), German Lutheran theologian
variants
See Marian
Remarks
- ^ Lidia Becker, Hispano-Romanesque name book. Investigation of the personal names of pre-Roman, Greek and Latin-Roman etymology on the Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages (6th-12th centuries , Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2009 (= Patronymica Romanica, 23), ISBN 978-3-484-55523-5 , Pp. 695f., Sv "Marius"; Egidio Forcellini, Totius Latinitatis Lexicon , verb. And ext. After the 3rd edition, supervised by Giuseppe Furlanetto, Volume 3, Leipzig: Hahn / London: Black, Young & Young, 1835, p. 31, sv "Marianus"
- ↑ Peter Herrmann, Inscriptions from Miletus , Part 3, Berlin: de Gruyter, 2006 (= Miletus: Results , Volume 6, Part 3), ISBN 978-3-11-018966-7 , p. 295, No. 1576