Maurus is a male name of Romansh origin, derived from the Latin language. It translates to "Dark Skinned." The name has a rich historical and religious significance, with notable figures such as Saint Maurus of Parentium, Saint Maurus of Pécs, and Blessed Maurus Magnentius Rabanus being associated with it. Additionally, Maurus has been linked to individuals from various fields, including science, education, and literature, such as Manfred Maurus, Maurus of Salerno, and Mister Maurus. Outside of personal names, Maurus also has references to historical regions and species of butterflies. The name's etymology reflects its cultural and linguistic roots, making it a unique and meaningful choice for individuals.