Mauricio

Mauricio comes from the Latin 'Mauritius', which means 'dark-skinned' and is derived from 'Maurus', translating to 'Moorish'. This name carries a sense of timeless elegance and strength, much like its roots suggest. It feels both classic and charismatic, evoking a sense of mystery and depth that has been appreciated across generations.

In terms of popularity, Mauricio has shown impressive staying power. It has been a staple in the Top 1000 names list for 63 years, making its debut in 1963. The name reached its peak at #352 in 2002 and remains a familiar choice today, ranking at #631 in 2024. Despite some fluctuations, Mauricio has consistently held its ground as a favored name over the decades.

With its classic allure and strong, charismatic vibe, Mauricio is a name that stands out without being overly flashy. It carries a certain sophistication and charm, making it an excellent choice for those who value both tradition and a touch of elegance in a name. Whether for a child or an adult, Mauricio exudes a quiet confidence that is both appealing and enduring.