The first name Aeneas is of Scottish, Irish, Shakespearean, Greek, Biblical, Latin origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Scottish: Sometimes Used in Scotland As a Translation of the Gaelic 'Aonghus'

Irish: Worthy of Praise

Shakespearean: 'The History of Troilus and Cressida' a Trojan Commander

Greek: Praiseworthy. Aeneas Was the Trojan Hero of Virgil's Aeneid, This Name His Been Occasionally Used Since the Renaissance

Biblical: Praised, Praiseworthy

Irish: Praise

Latin: Excellent

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Achates  (Greek)
Figure in Ancient Greek Mythology Who Was the Companion of Aeneas

Achates  (Latin)
A Friend of Aeneas

Aeneades  (Latin)
Descended from Aeneas

Anchises  (Greek)
Father of Aeneas in Ancient Greek Mythology

Anchises  (Latin)
Father of Aeneas

Ascanius  (Latin)
Son of Aeneas

Beroe  (Latin)
Traveled With Aeneas

Caieta  (Latin)
Nursed Aeneas

Eneas  (Irish)
Variant of Aeneas: Praise

Eurydice  (Latin)
Wife of Aeneas

Evander  (Latin)
Fought With Aeneas

Iulus  (Latin)
Son of Aeneas

Lavena  (Latin)
Variant of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Lavina  (Latin)
Variant of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Lavinia  (Latin)
In Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Palinurus  (Latin)
Pilot of Aeneas's Boat

Turnus  (Latin)
Killed by Aeneas

Vinnie  (Latin)
Diminutive of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

Vinny  (Latin)
Diminutive of Lavinia: in Classical Mythology, Lavinia Was the Daughter of King Latinus and the Wife of Trojan Hero Aeneas, Who Named the City Lavinium in Her Honour

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