Ernesto

Meaning serious, earnest
Origin German, Italian, Spanish
Gender Boy
Popularity Moderate
Length 7
Syllables 3
Syllabification Er-nes-to

About Ernesto

Ernesto, derived from the Germanic name "Ernust," carries a powerful meaning that befits its distinguished origins. This masculine name, originating from Spanish and Italian roots, embodies a sense of seriousness, resoluteness, and responsibility. Parents who choose Ernesto for their baby boy hope to instill strong values of determination, reliability, and dedication in their child.

The name Ernesto has a timeless appeal, evoking the memory of notable figures who have left a mark on history. From the Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara to the celebrated American author Ernest Hemingway, the name has been associated with accomplished individuals across various fields. Its variations, such as Ernst and Ernest, have been used by prominent scientists, artists, and leaders.

With common nicknames like Ernie and Nesto, the name Ernesto offers a balance of strength and warmth. It possesses an air of sophistication and an aura of reliability, making it a fitting choice for parents seeking a name that exudes both substance and charm for their baby boy.

Variations of Name Ernesto

Ernest
Ernst
Ernestas
Ernestus

Nicknames for Ernesto

Ernie
Nesto
Ern
Nes

Famous People Named Ernesto

Ernesto "Che" GuevaraArgentine Marxist revolutionary
Ernesto ValverdeSpanish football coach
Ernesto HoostDutch former kickboxer
Ernesto CardenalNicaraguan poet and priest
Ernesto SabatoArgentine writer
Ernesto GeiselBrazilian military leader and president

Characters Named Ernesto

Ernesto de la CruzCharacter in the animated film "Coco"
Ernesto SandovalCharacter in the TV series "Ugly Betty"
Ernesto de QuesadaCharacter in the TV series "Jane the Virgin"

Other Popular Names Beginning with E

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Ezriel
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Edmund
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Ellis
Elian
Eamon
Eason
Erick