Salvatore

Salvatore means 'savior' or 'rescuer.' It carries a significant religious connotation, often associated with deliverance or salvation. The name embodies the qualities of protection, guidance, and reassurance, linking the bearers to leadership and a sense of responsibility.

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The name Salvatore originates from Italy, deriving from the Latin word 'Salvator', meaning 'savior.' It has traditionally been used among Roman Catholics as a way to honor the Christian savior, Jesus Christ. The name reflects strong religious and cultural roots in Italian communities.

  • Popularity: 1,890th
  • Babies named Salvatore in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 252
  • Nicknames: Sal, Tori, Vito, Torey, Vatore.
  • Full Names: Salvador, Salvadore, Salvio, Salviero, Salabert.
  • Famous Namesakes: Salvatore Ferragamo-Fashion Designer, Salvatore Quasimodo-Poet, Salvatore Giuliano-Bandit, Salvatore Schillaci-Footballer, Salvatore Sirigu-Footballer.
  • Gender: Male-oriented historically, but can be used as a gender-neutral name.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Salvatore vibrates with the energy of number 1. This number symbolizes leadership, independence, and determination. Individuals with this name are often defined as pioneers, with a strong will, ambitious nature, and the ability to lead others toward positive change.

The name Salvatore remains a popular choice for boys within Italian communities both in Italy and abroad. While not as common in other cultures, its distinctive sound and meaningful background continue to make it an appealing name. It saw a surge in usage in the U.S. during the 20th century, particularly among families of Italian descent.

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