Magno
Meaning of Magno
The name Magno is a distinctive and powerful choice for a baby boy, with roots steeped in history and culture. Originating from Latin, Magno means "great" or "mighty," making it an excellent name for parents who wish to imbue their child with a sense of strength and grandeur. Pronounced as MAG-noh in English and MAH-nyoh in Spanish, the name carries an elegant yet robust sound that resonates across different languages. A notable variation of this name is Magnus, which shares the same meaning and historical significance.
Although Magno is relatively rare in the United States, its uniqueness adds to its charm. Historical data shows sporadic occurrences over the years, with a few babies named Magno each year; for instance, there were 5 newborns named Magno in 2022, ranking at 12,313th place. This rarity ensures that children named Magno will likely stand out among their peers. Whether you are drawn to its strong historical roots or its uncommon nature, Magno offers a timeless appeal that transcends cultures and generations.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MAG-noh (/ˈmæɡ.noʊ/)
Spanish
- Pronunced as MAH-nyoh (/ˈmaɲo/)
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Notable People Named Magno
| Oscar Vasquez, also known as Magno, is a Mexican American professional wrestler who has competed in various wrestling promotions including Ring of Honor, Chikara, Lucha Libre USA, NWA affiliates, TNA, and WWE's NXT. |
| Magno Mocelin, also known as Magno, is a retired Brazilian professional footballer who excelled as a forward during his career. |
| Magno Batista da Silva, also known as Magno, is a Brazilian football defender who last played for Pars Jonoubi in the Persian Gulf Pro League. |
