Servaas
Latin · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Servaas
Servaas is the Dutch and Flemish form of Servatius, derived from the Latin "servus" meaning "servant" or "slave," reflecting a virtue name common in early Christianity.
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Etymology
Servaas is the Dutch and Flemish form of Servatius, derived from the Latin "servus" meaning "servant" or "slave," reflecting a virtue name common in early Christianity. The name is primarily used in Dutch, Flemish, and German-speaking regions, with historical prominence through Saint Servatius (4th century), a venerated Christian martyr and bishop of Tongeren in what is now Belgium.
Servaas currently ranks #1,257 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1998.
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