Esteban
Stephen in Madrid
Esteban is a Spanish given name, the equivalent of Stephen or Steven in English.
Like most names ending in -ban or -van, it derives from a Greek word meaning crown or garland.
The name appears throughout the Spanish-speaking world: Esteban was my grandfather's name.
Of Spanish-speaking origin
- LatinoLatin American by heritage
- CastilianSpain's official language
- SpainIberian Peninsula country
- MexicoNorth American southern nation
Argentina · Colombia · Chile · Peru · Ecuador · Venezuela · Cervantes · García
Victim for beliefs
- stoningRemoving fruit seeds
- ChristianAdherent of the gospel
- apostolicOf the first disciples
- feast-dayLiturgical celebration date
December · patron · deacon · Acts · biblical · veneration · relics · basilica
Not real, invented
- protagonistStory's central figure
- telenovelaLatin serialized melodrama
- ZorroMasked vigilante with blade
- DisneyMajor entertainment conglomerate
villain · hero · storyline · drama · literary · novel · film · television
Hispanic
Of Spanish-speaking origin
Mexico · Argentina · Colombia · Chile · Peru · Ecuador · Venezuela · Cervantes · García · Martinez
martyr
Victim for beliefs
feast-day · December · patron · deacon · Acts · biblical · veneration · relics · basilica · cathedral
fictional
Not real, invented
- protagonistStory's central figure
- telenovelaLatin serialized melodrama
- ZorroMasked vigilante with blade
Disney · villain · hero · storyline · drama · literary · novel · film · television · surname
- Iberian NamesAna, Antonio, Carlos, Carmen, Diego
- Hispanic LiteratureGabriel Garcia Marquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Pablo Neruda, Don Quixote, Miguel de Cervantes