What does Ascanius mean?

Ascanius as a boys' name is of Latin origin. Mythology: son of Aeneas. His other name, Iulus, was the theoretical root of the name of the clan to which Julius Caesar belonged.

ENDS WITH -ius

ASSOCIATED WITH mythology, clan (surname)

Variations

How popular is Ascanius?

Ascanius is an unusual first name for males and an uncommon surname too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Recommended sound-alike names are Accacio, Adonias, Adonis▲, Aengus, Agapios, Agathius, Akillius, Alcadio, Aleksius, Alexius, Alfaeus (see Alpheus), Alfonsus, Alfonzus (see Alphonse), Aloisius, Aloysius▼, Amadeus, Amadis, Amani, Anastasius (see Anastasios), Anastatius (see Anastasios), Anastius, Andrius, Angus, Anstasios (see Anastasios), Anstasius (see Anastasios), Antaios, Antonius, Aramis, Arcadio, Arcadios, Arcadius, Arcelius, Arcenio, Arcinio, Aricelius, Arkadius, Arminius, Arsanio (see Arsenio), Arsenios (see Arsenio), Arsenius, Aslan, Astraeus, Astraios, Atanasius (see Athanasios), Athanasius, Athenios, Aurelius, Blasius, Caius, Cecilius, Dacius, Damarius, Darius▼, Esavius (see Eusebius), Eustasius (see Eustace), Eustatius, Fabius, Flavius, Gaius, Ignacius, Ignatius, Janus, Jenarius, Junius▼, Justinius, Lucianus, Macarius, Manus, Marius, Nazarius, Nectarius, Octavius, Pelagius, Stasius and Urbanus. These names tend to be more frequently used than Ascanius.