Salvatore Boy
Origin(s)
Pronunciationsal-vah-TOR-ay / sæl.vəˈtɔː.reɪItalian; Latin
Meaning
Italian: savior; Latin: to save
Historical & Cultural Background
Salvatore is a traditional Italian name derived from the Latin 'Salvator', meaning 'savior'. It has been commonly used in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide. The name is often associated with religious significance, particularly in Christian contexts, referring to Jesus Christ as the savior. Salvatore has also been borne by various saints, enhancing its cultural and historical resonance.
Trend Summary
Salvatore has seen consistent use in Italian communities, with moderate popularity in the United States.
Similar Names
Variants
- Sal
- Salvo
International Variants
- Salvador (Spanish)
- Salvatore (Italian)
- Svetoslav (Bulgarian)
Famous people named Salvatore
Salvatore Ferragamo was an Italian shoe designer known for his luxury footwear and innovative designs.
Salvatore Quasimodo was an Italian poet and Nobel Laureate in Literature, recognized for his contributions to modern poetry.
Salvatore Giuliano was an Italian bandit and folk hero, known for his controversial life and the myths surrounding him.
Salvatore Adamo is a Belgian-Italian singer-songwriter famous for his romantic ballads.
Fictional characters named Salvatore
Salvatore 'Sal' Maroni is a character in the Batman franchise, known as a mob boss in Gotham City.
Salvatore 'Sal' is a character in the video game 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas', involved in organized crime.
Sibling Suggestions
U.S. Historical Usage
The name Salvatore was first seen in the United States in 1888. Salvatore has ranked as high as #331 nationally, which occurred in 1927, and has been most popular in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. In the past 5 years the name Salvatore has been trending up compared to the previous 5 years.
Popularity Over Time (National)
Top States for Salvatore (2024)
State | Births | Share |
---|---|---|
NY | 68 | |
PA | 24 | |
FL | 19 | |
IL | 12 | |
CA | 10 | |
MI | 9 | |
CT | 9 | |
MA | 9 | |
OH | 8 | |
NC | 6 | |
MO | 5 | |
TX | 5 |
Popularity Over Time (National) — Table
Year | Births |
---|---|
1888 | 5 |
1889 | 7 |
1890 | 6 |
1893 | 14 |
1894 | 6 |
1895 | 8 |
1896 | 5 |
1897 | 9 |
1898 | 21 |
1899 | 17 |
1900 | 22 |
1901 | 26 |
1902 | 27 |
1903 | 34 |
1904 | 51 |
1905 | 59 |
1906 | 64 |
1907 | 66 |
1908 | 95 |
1909 | 96 |
1910 | 128 |
1911 | 200 |
1912 | 374 |
1913 | 431 |
1914 | 635 |
1915 | 800 |
1916 | 819 |
1917 | 834 |
1918 | 908 |
1919 | 847 |
1920 | 911 |
1921 | 949 |
1922 | 1,005 |
1923 | 1,017 |
1924 | 1,025 |
1925 | 1,000 |
1926 | 995 |
1927 | 1,058 |
1928 | 964 |
1929 | 930 |
1930 | 882 |
1931 | 765 |
1932 | 751 |
1933 | 674 |
1934 | 639 |
1935 | 596 |
1936 | 575 |
1937 | 537 |
1938 | 529 |
1939 | 534 |
1940 | 533 |
1941 | 533 |
1942 | 597 |
1943 | 613 |
1944 | 534 |
1945 | 474 |
1946 | 504 |
1947 | 594 |
1948 | 586 |
1949 | 608 |
1950 | 617 |
1951 | 595 |
1952 | 594 |
1953 | 619 |
1954 | 638 |
1955 | 671 |
1956 | 611 |
1957 | 607 |
1958 | 553 |
1959 | 585 |
1960 | 588 |
1961 | 561 |
1962 | 605 |
1963 | 565 |
1964 | 548 |
1965 | 568 |
1966 | 519 |
1967 | 512 |
1968 | 533 |
1969 | 505 |
1970 | 515 |
1971 | 473 |
1972 | 424 |
1973 | 399 |
1974 | 390 |
1975 | 402 |
1976 | 363 |
1977 | 354 |
1978 | 345 |
1979 | 349 |
1980 | 368 |
1981 | 334 |
1982 | 360 |
1983 | 312 |
1984 | 298 |
1985 | 343 |
1986 | 319 |
1987 | 354 |
1988 | 374 |
1989 | 325 |
1990 | 322 |
1991 | 374 |
1992 | 336 |
1993 | 338 |
1994 | 323 |
1995 | 313 |
1996 | 296 |
1997 | 274 |
1998 | 303 |
1999 | 296 |
2000 | 344 |
2001 | 263 |
2002 | 342 |
2003 | 270 |
2004 | 307 |
2005 | 295 |
2006 | 253 |
2007 | 263 |
2008 | 232 |
2009 | 233 |
2010 | 229 |
2011 | 242 |
2012 | 229 |
2013 | 236 |
2014 | 239 |
2015 | 215 |
2016 | 234 |
2017 | 238 |
2018 | 241 |
2019 | 259 |
2020 | 229 |
2021 | 240 |
2022 | 269 |
2023 | 252 |
2024 | 260 |