Eugenio
Spanish masculine name
Eugenio is a masculine given name of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese origin, the equivalent of Eugene in English.
It derives from a Greek word meaning "well-born" or "noble." The name appears throughout Catholic tradition honoring various saints and popes, and remains common in Romance-language countries.
Eugenio called to say he'd be late for dinner.
Language of Iberia
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
- masculineMale in character
- surnameHereditary family identifier
- LatinAncient Roman language
noble · well-born · patronymic · baptismal · Catholic · heritage · namesake · naming
Eugene Onegin author
- RussianEastern Slavic language
- novelNew and unusual
- verseMetered poetic passage
- TatianaFeminine given name
romantic · Petersburg · duel · aristocrat · Byron · superfluous · man · opera
Catholic Church's supreme leader
- princeRoyal family male
- SavoyAlpine region and dynasty
- AustrianFrom the Alpine republic
- generalWidespread, not specialized
commander · military · Habsburg · baroque · Vienna · palace · Ottoman · wars
Latin American by heritage
- HispanicOf Spanish-speaking origin
- grandfatherFather's or mother's father
- uncleMale family elder
- traditionalFollowing long-held customs
familia · elder · respect · nickname · diminutive · affectionate · generation · immigrant
Spanish
Language of Iberia
Latin · noble · well-born · patronymic · baptismal · Catholic · heritage · namesake · naming · tradition
Pushkin
Eugene Onegin author
Tatiana · romantic · Petersburg · duel · aristocrat · Byron · superfluous · man · opera · Tchaikovsky
Pope
Catholic Church's supreme leader
general · commander · military · Habsburg · baroque · Vienna · palace · Ottoman · wars · nobility
Latino
Latin American by heritage
- HispanicOf Spanish-speaking origin
- grandfatherFather's or mother's father
- uncleMale family elder
traditional · familia · elder · respect · nickname · diminutive · affectionate · generation · immigrant · community