Salvador

Salvador is a name that signifies a 'savior' or 'rescuer.' It is deeply rooted in religious contexts where it is often associated with Jesus Christ, highlighting the redemption and salvation aspect intimately tied with the Christian faith.

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The name Salvador primarily hails from Latin origin, derived from the Late Latin word 'Salvator,' meaning 'savior' or 'rescuer.' It became popular as a given name in Latin-speaking regions, particularly Spain, owing to its religious significance, symbolizing Jesus Christ as the Savior of humanity.

  • Popularity: 1,436th
  • Babies named Salvador in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 378
  • Nicknames: Sal, Salvo, Savi, Doro, Vadi.
  • Full Names: Salvador, Salvatore, Salvator, Salvadore, Salvadora.
  • Famous Namesakes: Salvador Dali-Artist, Salvador Allende-Politician, Salvador Sobrala-Singer, Salvador Reyes-Footballer, Salvador Moncada-Scientist.
  • Gender: Traditionally a male name but can be used for females as well, mainly in Latin and Spanish-speaking cultures.
  • Numerology: The numerological number associated with Salvador is 8, which symbolizes power, ambition, balance, and control. People with this number are often seen as authoritative and driven, possessing a strong determination to achieve their goals and make an impact.

Salvador is a relatively common name in Spanish and Latin American countries. It saw a notable rise in popularity during the 20th century and continues to be a favored choice among those with Hispanic heritage, particularly in countries with strong Catholic traditions.

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