Definition of praenomen in English:

praenomen

noun priːˈnəʊmɛnprēˈnōmən

An ancient Roman's first or personal name, for example Marcus Tullius Cicero.
Compare with nomen, cognomen, agnomen
Example sentencesExamples
- They seem to give the praenomen (personal name) Titus to the same man, and a Titus Petronius Niger is attested as consul on Herculaneum tablets.
- ‘Nothing…’ Nero lied, ignoring the use of his praenomen as a playful, boyishly immature slur.
- Lots of Marks around, here and in Western Europe and that makes sense - Marcus was a common Roman praenomen (essentially the equivalent of a first name), and the Romans had very few such common names.
- Bring back Gaius as a good Latin praenomen, say I.

Origin

Latin, from prae 'before' + nomen 'name'.

Rhymes

cognomen, nomen, snowmen

Definition of praenomen in US English:

praenomen

nounprēˈnōmən

An ancient Roman's first or personal name, for example Marcus Tullius Cicero.
Compare with nomen, cognomen, agnomen
Example sentencesExamples
- Lots of Marks around, here and in Western Europe and that makes sense - Marcus was a common Roman praenomen (essentially the equivalent of a first name), and the Romans had very few such common names.
- They seem to give the praenomen (personal name) Titus to the same man, and a Titus Petronius Niger is attested as consul on Herculaneum tablets.
- ‘Nothing…’ Nero lied, ignoring the use of his praenomen as a playful, boyishly immature slur.
- Bring back Gaius as a good Latin praenomen, say I.

Origin

Latin, from prae ‘before’ + nomen ‘name’.

单词	praenomen
释义	Definition of praenomen in English: praenomen noun priːˈnəʊmɛnprēˈnōmən An ancient Roman's first or personal name, for example Marcus Tullius Cicero. Compare with nomen, cognomen, agnomen Example sentencesExamples They seem to give the praenomen (personal name) Titus to the same man, and a Titus Petronius Niger is attested as consul on Herculaneum tablets. ‘Nothing…’ Nero lied, ignoring the use of his praenomen as a playful, boyishly immature slur. Lots of Marks around, here and in Western Europe and that makes sense - Marcus was a common Roman praenomen (essentially the equivalent of a first name), and the Romans had very few such common names. Bring back Gaius as a good Latin praenomen, say I. Origin Latin, from prae 'before' + nomen 'name'. Rhymes cognomen, nomen, snowmen Definition of praenomen in US English: praenomen nounprēˈnōmən An ancient Roman's first or personal name, for example Marcus Tullius Cicero. Compare with nomen, cognomen, agnomen Example sentencesExamples Lots of Marks around, here and in Western Europe and that makes sense - Marcus was a common Roman praenomen (essentially the equivalent of a first name), and the Romans had very few such common names. They seem to give the praenomen (personal name) Titus to the same man, and a Titus Petronius Niger is attested as consul on Herculaneum tablets. ‘Nothing…’ Nero lied, ignoring the use of his praenomen as a playful, boyishly immature slur. Bring back Gaius as a good Latin praenomen, say I. Origin Latin, from prae ‘before’ + nomen ‘name’.
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