Aquilla
MEANING
ORIGIN
Roman
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Latin word 'aquila' meaning 'eagle'.
CULTURAL NOTES
In Roman culture, the eagle was a symbol of power and strength.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Commonly used in Roman times, often as a cognomen or surname.
MEANING
ORIGIN
English
ETYMOLOGY
Adopted from the Latin 'Aquila'.
CULTURAL NOTES
Associated with nobility and leadership due to its meaning.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used in historical contexts to denote power or a person of significance.
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