August – Origin, Meaning, Popularity & Significance
Gender: Gender-Neutral
Origin: Latin origin
Region: United States, European nations
Meaning: Great or Magnificent
August is a gender-neutral name that is Latin in origin. It is derived from the word Augustus, which means “great” or “Magnificent” or “majestic” or “highly respectable”. The name has a historical association with the first Roman Emperor, Augustus Caesar. It is also used as a surname. It is becoming increasingly popular in the United States, Germany, Italy, and other European nations. The name has a noble vintage feel and will bring a majestic confidence to your baby.
Famous Personalities
- August Wilson, an American playwright, is best known for a ten-play series, The Pittsburgh Cycle.
- August Werner Schellenberg was a Canadian actor who worked in television shows as well as films.
- August Zuckerberg is the daughter of Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook and Meta Platforms.
