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There are 12 Aug- names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Aug- names 1 to 12. August was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #607 and a usage of 0.0185%. The unusual Aug- names are Augustas (Lithuanian), Auguste (French), Augustijn (Dutch), Augustin (Czech, English, French, German, and Romanian), Augustinas (Lithuanian), Augustine (English), Augustinus (German), Augustín (Czech and Slavic), Augusto (Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish), Augusts (Latvian), and Augustyn (Polish). Aug- names are somewhat popular baby names for boys. At the modest height of their usage in 1901, 0.112% of baby boys were given Aug- names. There were 2 Aug- names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. The names have since fallen from favor, and in recent years they are of only occasional use. In 2007, 1 Aug- name listed among the top 1000, with a usage of 0.018%.
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August Augustas ... august, dignified, holy ... language of origin is Latin and it is ... variant of August ... Auguste ... august, dignified, holy ... used chiefly in the French language ... variant of August ... Augustijn ... august, dignified, holy ... of Latin origin and it is used ... variant of Augustine ... Augustin Augustinas ... august, dignified, holy ... used mostly in Lithuanian and it is ... form of Augustine ... Augustine Augustinus ... august, dignified, holy ... primarily used in German and its ... variant form of Augustine ... Augustín ... august, dignified, holy ... primarily used in the Czech and ... Its language of origin is Latin ... Augusto ... august, dignified, holy ... origin is Latin, and its use, Italian, ... form of August ... Augusts ... august, dignified, holy ... used chiefly in the Latvian language ... form of August ... Augustyn ... august, dignified, holy ... used chiefly in Polish and it is ... variant form of Augustine ...
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... august, dignified, holy ... used mostly in Czech, English, ... variant form of Augustine ... 
... august, dignified, holy ... used chiefly in the English language ... saint, the Italian Augustine of ... 
