Vicente Boy
Origin(s)
Pronunciationvee-SEN-tay / viˈsenteSpanish; Latin
Meaning
Spanish: Conquering; Latin: Victorious
Historical & Cultural Background
Vicente is a Spanish name derived from the Latin name Vincentius. It has been popular in Spanish-speaking countries and is often associated with Saint Vincent of Saragossa, a martyr in early Christianity. The name has historical significance in various cultures, particularly in the context of religious and cultural celebrations.
Trend Summary
Vicente has seen moderate popularity in the United States, particularly among Hispanic communities.
Similar Names
Variants
- Vicente
- Vincente
International Variants
- Vincenzo (Italian)
- Vincent (English)
- Vicent (Catalan)
Famous people named Vicente
Vicente Fox served as the President of Mexico from 2000 to 2006.
Vicente Fernández was a renowned Mexican singer and actor known for his contributions to mariachi music.
Vicente del Bosque is a former Spanish football manager who led the national team to victory in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez was a Spanish novelist and politician, known for his works that depicted the social issues of his time.
Fictional characters named Vicente
Vicente is a character in the video game 'Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines', known for his role in the story.
Vicente Valtieri is a character in 'The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion', associated with the Dark Brotherhood.
Sibling Suggestions
U.S. Historical Usage
The name Vicente was first seen in the United States in 1882. Vicente has ranked as high as #945 nationally, which occurred in 2023, and has been most popular in California, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and Florida. In the past 5 years the name Vicente has been trending up compared to the previous 5 years.
Popularity Over Time (National)
Top States for Vicente (2024)
State | Births | Share |
---|---|---|
CA | 129 | |
TX | 96 | |
AZ | 30 | |
FL | 23 | |
WA | 12 | |
IL | 11 | |
IN | 8 | |
VA | 7 | |
NC | 7 | |
NM | 7 | |
NY | 7 | |
GA | 7 | |
WI | 5 | |
OR | 5 | |
SC | 5 |
Popularity Over Time (National) — Table
Year | Births |
---|---|
1882 | 7 |
1883 | 6 |
1884 | 6 |
1885 | 5 |
1887 | 8 |
1888 | 8 |
1890 | 5 |
1891 | 7 |
1894 | 7 |
1895 | 8 |
1898 | 7 |
1900 | 6 |
1901 | 7 |
1902 | 9 |
1903 | 7 |
1905 | 8 |
1906 | 5 |
1907 | 5 |
1908 | 13 |
1909 | 14 |
1910 | 17 |
1911 | 18 |
1912 | 21 |
1913 | 31 |
1914 | 30 |
1915 | 32 |
1916 | 36 |
1917 | 40 |
1918 | 45 |
1919 | 46 |
1920 | 63 |
1921 | 75 |
1922 | 58 |
1923 | 74 |
1924 | 92 |
1925 | 84 |
1926 | 79 |
1927 | 97 |
1928 | 116 |
1929 | 98 |
1930 | 92 |
1931 | 78 |
1932 | 77 |
1933 | 72 |
1934 | 68 |
1935 | 74 |
1936 | 49 |
1937 | 79 |
1938 | 71 |
1939 | 65 |
1940 | 78 |
1941 | 57 |
1942 | 55 |
1943 | 65 |
1944 | 69 |
1945 | 78 |
1946 | 74 |
1947 | 82 |
1948 | 84 |
1949 | 83 |
1950 | 81 |
1951 | 73 |
1952 | 77 |
1953 | 90 |
1954 | 84 |
1955 | 86 |
1956 | 101 |
1957 | 86 |
1958 | 88 |
1959 | 89 |
1960 | 91 |
1961 | 95 |
1962 | 105 |
1963 | 112 |
1964 | 94 |
1965 | 100 |
1966 | 107 |
1967 | 101 |
1968 | 120 |
1969 | 141 |
1970 | 123 |
1971 | 155 |
1972 | 157 |
1973 | 161 |
1974 | 171 |
1975 | 212 |
1976 | 228 |
1977 | 208 |
1978 | 210 |
1979 | 213 |
1980 | 237 |
1981 | 250 |
1982 | 245 |
1983 | 246 |
1984 | 265 |
1985 | 225 |
1986 | 213 |
1987 | 233 |
1988 | 246 |
1989 | 295 |
1990 | 293 |
1991 | 306 |
1992 | 315 |
1993 | 364 |
1994 | 376 |
1995 | 324 |
1996 | 315 |
1997 | 366 |
1998 | 349 |
1999 | 342 |
2000 | 375 |
2001 | 387 |
2002 | 399 |
2003 | 367 |
2004 | 404 |
2005 | 420 |
2006 | 404 |
2007 | 421 |
2008 | 394 |
2009 | 354 |
2010 | 330 |
2011 | 331 |
2012 | 333 |
2013 | 318 |
2014 | 319 |
2015 | 333 |
2016 | 336 |
2017 | 306 |
2018 | 340 |
2019 | 342 |
2020 | 315 |
2021 | 330 |
2022 | 399 |
2023 | 442 |
2024 | 438 |