US Popularity:6761
Origin:Latin
Meaning:Yellow hair, blonde
The name Flavian has its origins in ancient Rome and is derived from the Latin name Flavianus. Stemming from the Latin word flavus, meaning “yellow hair” or “blonde,” Flavius was a prominent family name in ancient Rome. The Flavian family produced several emperors during the Roman Empire, including Vespasian, Titus, and Domitian, who collectively formed the Flavian dynasty. Their rule is often associated with military success and monumental architectural projects such as the Colosseum in Rome. If you’re on the hunt for a historically significant name with an air of nobility, Flavian could be it.

Flavian Name Popularity Data

Yearly Ranking Change:

Year:
1953
#8838
in 1953
- 604
from 1928
In comparison to the previous year's data
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