Plautius, Plautia

Origin: Latin
Meaning: derived from the Latin word plaustrum meaning “wagon” or “cart.”
Pronunciation: (Plow-shus); PLOW-see-oos)

Plautius was a common Roman praenomen. It was borne by the consul Aulus Plautius and the first wife of Emperor Claudius, Plautia Urganilla.

Plautilla is a dimuntive form of the feminine Plautia.

Other forms include:

• Plauzio (Italian)
• Plaucjusz (Polish)
• Plaucio (Spanish)

Feminine forms

• Plauzia (Italian)
• Plaucja (Polish)
• Plaucia (Spanish)