Gabino

The first name Gabino is a Spanish form of the Late Latin name Gabinus, which means 'the one originating from Gabii'.

What does the name Gabino mean?

Gabino is the Spanish variant of the Late Latin name Gabinus. In a broader sense, the name means 'the one originating from Gabii'. Its roots lie in the Latin term Găbīnus, which means 'coming from Gabii'. Gabii, also known as Gabium, was an ancient city in Latium located on the road between Rome and Praeneste. Other variants include Gavino, Gabin, and Gabine. Additionally, the name also appears as a surname. Gabino gained recognition through the veneration of Saint Gavinus, who holds great significance as a Roman Catholic saint in Sardinia.

Where does the name Gabino come from?

The etymology of Gabino is of Latin and Roman origin, meaning 'the one originating from Gabii'. The Latin term Găbīnus means 'coming from Gabii'. The language is Spanish.

How do you pronounce Gabino?

Ga-bi-no, where the 'a' is pronounced like in 'cat' and the 'i' like in 'light'.

When is the name day of Gabino?

The name day for Gabino is celebrated on February 19.

Popularity

In Germany, Gabino is a rather rare first name. In 2022, it ranked 5,453rd among the most popular male first names. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than 10 times, resulting in a 9,638th place in the ten-year statistics. For the period from 2010 to 2024, Gabino ranks 10,904th. Information on the international popularity and frequency of Gabino, as well as rankings in various countries, is also available.

Famous people

• Gabino Amparan (Mexican footballer)
• Gabino Apolonio (Mexican long-distance runner)
• Gabino Coria Penaloza (Argentinian writer)
• Gabino Diego (Spanish actor)
• Gabino Ezeiza (Argentinian composer)
• Gabino Rodriguez (cyclist)
• Gabino Sosa (footballer from Argentina)
• Gabino Sosa Benitez (Uruguayan musician)
• Gabino Velasco (Mexican football player)