Augustine

Augustine comes from the Latin 'Augustinus', which is closely related to 'Augustus', meaning 'majestic' or 'venerable'. It carries an air of dignity and timelessness, evoking a sense of wisdom and thoughtful contemplation. With its classic roots, Augustine feels like a name that commands respect and admiration, much like the esteemed figures of ancient Rome.

In terms of popularity, Augustine has shown remarkable endurance. It made a strong appearance in the Top 1000 names for an impressive 103 consecutive years, from 1880 to 1982. Its peak came in 1906 when it reached #472, marking its first appearance in the Top 500. Although it experienced a sharp drop from #512 to #937 in 1887, it has since stabilized and was ranked #551 in 2024.

The character of Augustine is both classic and dignified, perfectly suited for someone who embodies wise and thoughtful qualities. It's a name that carries a sense of history while still feeling relevant today, making it a wonderful choice for parents looking for something with a touch of elegance and depth.