Vicente
vee-SEN-teh
Meaning:
Victorious or conqueror
Gender
Boy
Origin
Latin, Spanish, Italian
Popularity Rank
#628 (boys)
#1291 (overall)
#1291 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While Vicente remains a beloved name in Spanish-speaking countries, its popularity has been steadily growing in other regions due to its classic sound and noble meaning.
Why Parents Choose Vicente
Parents often choose Vicente for its timeless elegance, strong cultural roots, and its association with victory and faith, making it a meaningful choice for a boy's name.
History & Cultural Significance
Originating from Latin 'Vincentius,' Vicente has been widely used in Spanish-speaking countries for centuries. Its historical roots trace back to early Christian saints and martyrs, making it a name rich in religious and cultural heritage.
Vicente is a classic Spanish name often associated with Saint Vincent, a revered figure in Catholic tradition, symbolizing victory and strength.
Notable People Named Vicente
- Saint Vincent of Saragossa
- Vicente Fernández, the legendary Mexican singer
- Vicente del Bosque, renowned Spanish football coach
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Pop Culture References
- Vicente Fernández in music
- Vicente del Bosque in sports
- Vicente in Latin American literature