Augustino
Meaning of Augustino
Augustino brings the sun-drenched spirit of Italy to a newborn’s cradle. It comes from the Latin Augustus, meaning majestic and venerable. It’s rooted in augere—Latin for “to increase”—and carries hopes of growth and abundance. It echoes ancient Rome with a dash of Tuscan warmth. It’s no small feat—big enough to lead a legion yet gentle enough to grow with a little hero. It hints at strength, wisdom, and a spark of adventure in every heartbeat. Like a bright watercolor on an old fresco, it’s ready to make its mark.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as ow-GOOS-tee-noh (/auˈɡuːstino/)
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Notable People Named Augustino
| Augustino Ramadhani was a Tanzanian soldier, Christian leader and jurist who served as Chief Justice and a judge of the African Court on Human and Peoples Rights. |
| Augustino Lyatonga Mrema was a Tanzanian politician who served as minister of home affairs from 1990 to 1995. |
| Augustino Jadalla Wani is a South Sudanese politician who served as deputy minister of interior and wildlife conservation and governor of Jubek State. |
| Moses Augustino Kiri Gwolo was a South Sudanese commissioner, deputy governor of Yei River State and army colonel. |
