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Commodus

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Name — A masculine given name, most notably that of a Roman emperor who reigned in the 2nd century AD.

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Etymology

From Borrowed from Latin Commodus, ultimately Latin commodus (“suitable; convenient”).

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Commodus” mean?

The word “Commodus” means a masculine given name, most notably that of a Roman emperor who reigned in the 2nd century AD.

How do you use “Commodus” in a sentence?

Here is “Commodus” used in a sentence: “Commodus is remembered as one of Rome's more erratic emperors.”

What part of speech is “Commodus”?

“Commodus” is a name.

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