Maurille
Latin · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Maurille
Maurille derives from the Latin name Maurilius, a diminutive form of Mauritius, which means "of Moors" or "dark-skinned," from the Latin "Mauritania" referring to the North African region.
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Etymology
Maurille derives from the Latin name Maurilius, a diminutive form of Mauritius, which means "of Moors" or "dark-skinned," from the Latin "Mauritania" referring to the North African region. The name was primarily used in medieval France and among Christian communities, with Saint Maurille (or Morille) being a 4th-century bishop of Angers who contributed to its religious significance.
Maurille currently ranks #2,298 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1936.
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