"consecrated, revered"
Origin: Latin
Language: English
Augustino
Imperial Roman grandeur with Italian warmth
Italian
Spanish
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Classic
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Meaning & Origin
The Story of Augustino
Augustino is the Italian and Spanish variant of Augustine, derived from the Latin 'Augustus' meaning great, venerable, or consecrated. Augustus was a title of supreme honor in ancient Rome, bestowed upon Octavian (the first Roman Emperor) in 27 BCE. The name radiates Imperial grandeur — it was borne by saints, emperors, and philosophers across the ages. Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD), one of the most influential theologians in Western history, cemented this name's intellectual prestige.
While Augustine and Agustín have remained steady in Catholic communities, Augustino with its distinctive -ino suffix (a common Italian diminutive of endearment) has a warmer, more musical quality. It retains the name's classical gravitas while feeling approachable and affectionate — 'great one, little beloved.'
The Augustine tradition is deeply rooted in Catholic and European heritage. Saint Augustine's Confessions (397-400 AD) is one of the first great works of Western autobiography. The name has been borne by royalty across Portugal, Spain, and Italy, and remains associated with intellectual and spiritual greatness.
Fun Facts
- Saint Augustine of Hippo is considered one of the most important Church Fathers; his Confessions is one of the earliest autobiographies in Western literature
- The month of August is also derived from Augustus, the same Latin root
- Augustine, Texas is named after the patron saint of the city's early settlers
Augustino in Other Languages
Latin
Augustinus
French
Augustin
Italian
Agostino
Spanish
Agustín
Portuguese
Agostinho
Popularity Over Time
#5,205
Current Rank
Stable
Trend
Peaked 1954
Based on SSA data 1880–present
Famous People Named Augustino
A
Agostino Carracci
Artist
1557
Italian Baroque painter and engraver, co-founder of the influential Carracci Academy in Bologna
A
Augustine of Hippo
Religious
354
North African philosopher and theologian, one of the most influential figures in Western Christianity; author of Confess...
North African philosopher and theologian, one of the most influential figures in Western Christianity; author of Confessions and City of God
Quick Facts
- Gender
- Boy
- Syllables
- 4
- Popularity Rank
- #5,205
- Total SSA Count
- 19
- Cultural Origins
- Italian Spanish Portuguese Brazilian
- Pronunciation
- Moderate
- Formality
- Formal
- Cross-Cultural Ease
- Moderate
Alternative Spellings
Common Nicknames
Augie
Gus
Tino
Middle Name Ideas
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Classic pairing, Italian heritage match, balanced 4-2 syllable flow
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Timeless choice, smooth 4-1 syllable flow
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Timeless choice, smooth 4-1 syllable flow
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Timeless choice, smooth 4-1 syllable flow
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Timeless choice, smooth 4-1 syllable flow
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Classic pairing, Italian heritage match, balanced 4-2 syllable flow
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Timeless choice, smooth 4-1 syllable flow
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Frequently Asked Questions About Augustino
What does the name Augustino mean?
"consecrated, revered" (from Latin). Augustino is the Italian and Spanish variant of Augustine, derived from the Latin 'Augustus' meaning great, venerable, or consecrated. Augustus was a title of supreme honor in ancient Rome, bestowed upon Octavian (the first Roman Emperor) in 27 BCE. The name radiates Imperial grandeur — it was borne by saints, emperors, and philosophers across the ages. Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD), one of the most influential theologians in Western history, cemented this name's intellectual prestige.
What is the origin of the name Augustino?
Augustino has Latin, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Brazilian origins. In Latin, it means "consecrated, revered".
Is Augustino a boy or girl name?
Augustino is primarily used as a boy name.
How popular is the name Augustino?
Augustino is currently ranked #5205 in popularity for boy names in the United States.
What are common nicknames for Augustino?
Common nicknames for Augustino include Augie, Gus, and Tino.
What are good middle names for Augustino?
Popular middle name pairings include Augustino Carlo, Augustino Marco, Augustino Luca, Augustino Rafael, Augustino Emilio, and Augustino Dante.
What are good sibling names for Augustino?
Names that pair well with Augustino as siblings include Leonardo, Valentino, Seraphina, Alessandra, and Giancarlo.
How many syllables does Augustino have?
Augustino has 4 syllables, making it distinctive and rhythmic.
Is Augustino a common or rare name?
Augustino is an uncommon name, ranked #5205 in the US. Its rarity gives it a distinctive, memorable quality.
About the Name Augustino
Augustino is a boy name with Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Brazilian origins . The name means "consecrated, revered" in Latin .
Augustino is currently ranked #5,205 in popularity for boy names in the United States.
The name Augustino has 4 syllables, making it distinctive and memorable.
Common nicknames for Augustino include Augie, Gus, and Tino. These shorter forms provide casual alternatives while keeping the elegance of the full name.
Alternative spellings of Augustino include August, Augustus, Augustine, Augustin, Augusto . Each spelling variation gives the name a slightly different character while preserving its sound and meaning.