Severino

Origen y significado de Severino

Severino derives from the Latin Severinus, from severus, 'serious, austere, strict': it originally marked someone of firm character and moral dignity. Over time the name gained prestige through religious and intellectual figures. It is moderately common in Italy, with a notable presence in the central and northern regions, and is also known in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking areas; the variants Séverin and Severin circulate in France and German-speaking countries.

Variantes en el mundo

Cómo se dice Severino en otros idiomas.

Personas famosas

• San Severino di Norico— santo
• Severino Gazzelloni— músico