Livius name meaning
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What does Livius mean?
Livius means Lividus is used as a baby boy name and is majorly used in Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish and German is rooted from Latin. Livius is manly version of Liv. Liv is version of dominant and perpetual Olivia.
Also Liv is variation of Líf. Liv is English equivalent of Lif. Liv is originated from Old Norse, Latin and Scandinavian, Liv means "Protection, Life and Olive Tree".
Variants of Livius
Names that rhyme with LiviusHow popular is the name Livius?
Livius is a familiar baby name in Romania. According to our evaluation, over 100 babies have been named Livius globally.
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Livius in Nordic countries
| Countries | Men | |
|---|---|---|
| First Name | Secondary Name | |
 | 28 | 39 |
 | 5 | 6 |
 | 3 | 0 |
Numerological analysis of Livius
You need to open up to new adventures and experiences. Dreams are important to you because you think that a person without dreams is like a walking dead. You are a strong, awake, down-to-earth person. And you need someone with total opposite traits. It's time you set up a positive mind-set, open up to new adventures and explore the world. You are a fighter for good but always attract the worst people in your life.
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Famous people named Livius
- Livius Andronicus, Greco-Roman dramatist and epic poet of the Old Latin period