Serranus

English-Latin

Serranus. n. pr.

1. ‘Sower’ or ‘from Saranum,’ a Roman cognomen of the gens Atilia inherited from Gaius Atilius Regulus Serranus, who was consul in the mid-3rd century BC.
   • Serranus (-i, masc.)

Latin-English

Serrān|us, -ī. (serˈra.nus) masc.

1. Cognomen of the gens Atilia.