Largus

Largus is an ancient Roman cognomen, a third name used to distinguish individuals within the same family. It derives directly from the Latin adjective 'largus', meaning 'generous,' 'abundant,' or 'large.' Cognomens often described a person's physical characteristics, personality traits, or occupation, and 'Largus' would have likely been given to someone perceived as generous or perhaps physically large.

The name has seen very limited use outside of historical Roman contexts. It is not a common given name in modern times and is primarily recognized through historical figures from the Roman Empire. Its direct and clear Latin meaning makes its etymology straightforward.