Manes
Latin · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Manes
Manes derives from Latin meaning "good" or "benevolent," rooted in the Latin adjective *manis* and historically associated with the Roman concept of ancestral spirits or protective deities.
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Etymology
Manes derives from Latin meaning "good" or "benevolent," rooted in the Latin adjective *manis* and historically associated with the Roman concept of ancestral spirits or protective deities. The name appears in Roman pagan tradition, early Christian martyr hagiography (particularly Saint Manes), and later European usage, with notable historical figures including the Persian religious founder Mani (Latinized as Manes).
Manes currently ranks #5,468 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2006.
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