Vin

Meaning of Vin

Vin (pronounced vin /vɪn/), a warm whisper spun from the Latin Vincentius—“to conquer”—carries in its single syllable the strength of ancient triumphs and the gentle hush of vineyard breezes. It drifts with storyteller’s grace through history, touching American birth records with quiet persistence—six little Vins in 2024 (ranked 918th), a dozen or so each year just inside the top thousand, and occasional mid-century sparks when five newborns in 1947 or 1956 bore its promise. Like a young vine weaving toward sunlight, it is modest yet resolute, growing in the hearts of those who choose a name that speaks of victory and the sweet harvest of life. Bathed in Latin warmth, Vin unfolds as both homage to centuries-old heritage and a lyrical vow: a concise anthem of hope, resilience, and the timeless beauty of a name that conquers darkness with a single, vibrant breath.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as vin (/vɪn/)

• Vince
• Vinnie
• Vinny
• Vinicio
• Vinton
• Vinson
• Vinod