Gustavo

The name Gustavo translates to 'staff of the gods,' symbolizing strength, guidance, and divine protection. It conveys an aura of stability, resilience, and leadership, qualities associated with someone upon whom others can depend.

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The name 'Gustavo' has its roots in the Old Norse name 'Gødsstafr,' meaning 'staff of the gods.' Originally derived from Scandinavia, it spread through European cultures, particularly gaining prominence in Germany and Spain.

  • Popularity: 1,302nd
  • Babies named Gustavo in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 430
  • Nicknames: Gus, Tavo, Gusti, Gussy, Tav..
  • Full Names: Gustav, Gustaf, Gustavio, Gustave, Gustava..
  • Famous Namesakes: Gustavo Dudamel - Conductor, Gustavo Santaolalla - Composer, Gustavo Petro - President, Gustavo Kuerten - Tennis Player, Gustavo Cerati - Musician..
  • Gender: Gustavo is a traditionally masculine name associated with strength and leadership characteristics commonly attributed to males.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Gustavo resonates with the number 8, which symbolizes authority, ambition, and balance. Those with this number are often seen as go-getters, possessing great potential for success and leadership. The number 8 also emphasizes balance between the material and spiritual realms, indicating Gustavo may thrive in public service or business.

Gustavo enjoys substantial popularity, especially in Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries. It has remained a favorite among parents seeking a name with classic flair and solid cultural roots. Although its popularity has varied in different countries, it consistently ranks high where Spanish influence is substantial.

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