Salvator
Meaning of Salvator
Originating from the Italian language, the name Salvator is a strong and masculine choice for a baby boy. It is derived from the Latin word "salvator," which means "savior" or "rescuer." The name Salvator has deep religious associations, often associated with Jesus Christ as the savior in Christian beliefs. With its Italian pronunciation of sal-VAH-tor (/salˈvaːtor/), this name exudes elegance and charm. In English, it can be pronounced as sal-VAY-ter (/sælˈveɪtər/). Variations of this name include Salvatore. In terms of popularity, Salvator was quite rare in the 20th century, but it gained some recognition in the 21st century, particularly in New York where there were 37 occurrences in 1989 and reached a peak rank of 348 in 1922. If you're searching for a unique and meaningful name rooted in history and faith, Salvator may be an excellent choice for your little one.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as sal-VAH-tor (/salˈvaːtor/)
English
- Pronunced as sal-VAY-ter (/sælˈveɪtər/)
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Notable People Named Salvator
| Salvator Rosa (1615–1673) was a renowned Italian Baroque painter, known for his romanticized landscapes and history paintings set in dark and untamed nature, as well as for his talents as a poet, satirist, actor, musician, and printmaker. |
| Salvator Léonardi was a renowned mandolin virtuoso, teacher, and composer who achieved international recognition for his musical talent and won awards at prestigious music competitions. |
