Fromεὐσεβής(eusebḗs) +-ῐος(-ĭos).

Εὐσέβῐος• (Eusébĭos) m (genitiveΕὐσεβῐ́ου);second declension

1. a malegiven name, equivalent to EnglishEusebius

• Greek:Ευσέβιος(Efsévios)
• → Georgian:ევსები(evsebi)
• → Latin:Eusebius
  • → Catalan:Eusebi
  • → English:Eusebius
  • → French:Eusèbe
  • → German:Eusebius
  • → Hungarian:Özséb
  • → Italian:Eusebio
  • → Polish:Euzebiusz
  • → Portuguese:Eusébio
  • → Romanian:Eusebiu
  • → Spanish:Eusebio
• → Old Armenian:Եւսեբիոս(Ewsebios),Եւսեբէոս(Ewsebēos),Եւսեբիս(Ewsebis)
  • → Armenian:Եվսեբիոս(Evsebios)
• → Old Armenian:Սեբէոս(Sebēos),Սեբիոս(Sebios)(by apheresis)
  • Armenian:Սեբեոս(Sebeos)
• → Russian:Евсе́й(Jevséj)

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