Rufino (pronounced roo-FEE-noh) is a hearty Spanish name with deep Latin roots—its origin comes from the Latin rufus, meaning “red-haired,” and it has graced saints and storytellers for centuries. Imagine a sunlit plaza in Andalucía, where the laughter of a little Rufino echoes against ancient walls—that same warmth and vivid spark lives in every boy who wears this name. Though never overcrowding the top of the charts, Rufino has held steady around the 900-th spot in U.S. baby-name rankings, making it a delightful underdog choice. It’s simple yet spirited, traditional yet uniquely spirited—perfect for parents who want a name that shines with history and personality all at once.
Rufino Tamayo - |
Rufino Galvão, Viscount of Maracaju - |
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