Severin
s(e)-ve-rin
Popularity:
14423
Origin:
Latin
Other Origin(s):
French,German,Italian,Scandinavian
Meaning:
Stern, severe, austere
Severin is a masculine name of Latin origin, from sĕvērus, meaning “stern,” “severe,” and “austere.” Potterheads may think of the strict Professor Severus Snape, but Severin’s suave ending makes it a notable appellation baby can make their own. Severin can be found throughout Europe in Italian, Scandinavian, German, and French-speaking communities. You’ll know you picked the right choice when baby starts sporting an ever-so-dapper furrowed brow.