Justinian is a name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman name Justinus. It means "just" or "fair. " The name gained prominence during the Byzantine Empire, particularly with the reign of Emperor Justinian I, who implemented significant reforms and built the Hagia Sophia. The name has been used in various forms and cultures, often symbolizing justice and fairness. Its historical significance and association with a powerful emperor have contributed to its enduring use.
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