What does Thuringus mean in Latin?

Thuringus, a adjective, means “Thuringian”.

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

Thuringus¹

Thuringus (feminine Thuringa, neuter Thuringum)

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	Thuringus	Thuringa Thoringa	Thuringum Thoringum
genitive	Thuringī Thoringī	Thuringae Thoringae	Thuringī Thoringī
dative	Thuringō Thoringō	Thuringae Thoringae	Thuringō Thoringō
accusative	Thuringum Thoringum	Thuringam Thoringam	Thuringum Thoringum
ablative	Thuringō Thoringō	Thuringā Thoringā	Thuringō Thoringō
vocative	Thuringe Thoringe	Thuringa Thoringa	Thuringum Thoringum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	Thuringī Thoringī	Thuringae Thoringae	Thuringa Thoringa
genitive	Thuringōrum Thoringōrum	Thuringārum Thoringārum	Thuringōrum Thoringōrum
dative	Thuringīs Thoringīs	Thuringīs Thoringīs	Thuringīs Thoringīs
accusative	Thuringōs Thoringōs	Thuringās Thoringās	Thuringa Thoringa
ablative	Thuringīs Thoringīs	Thuringīs Thoringīs	Thuringīs Thoringīs
vocative	Thuringī Thoringī	Thuringae Thoringae	Thuringa Thoringa

From Germanic, of uncertain origin; see Thuringii.

Descendants

noun · masculinesecond declension

Thuringus²

Thuringus m sg (genitive Thuringī, feminine Thuringa)

declension
form	singular	plural
nominative	Thuringus Thoringī	Thuringī Thoringī
genitive	Thuringī Thoringī, Thoringōrum	Thuringōrum Thoringōrum
dative	Thuringō Thoringīs, Thoringō	Thuringīs Thoringīs
accusative	Thuringum Thoringōs, Thoringum	Thuringōs Thoringōs
ablative	Thuringō Thoringīs, Thoringō	Thuringīs Thoringīs
vocative	Thuringe Thoringe, Thoringī	Thuringī Thoringī

From Germanic, of uncertain origin; see Thuringii.