Vincenzo
Italian form of Vincent, meaning “conquering”*
Boy’s name · Spanish & Italian
What Vincenzo means
Italian form of Vincent, meaning “conquering”
a male given name, equivalent to English Vincent || Borrowed from French Vincent, from Latin Vincentius, from vincēns (“conquering”), from the verb vincō.
Source: Wiktionary, “Vincenzo” (revision 90646355) and “Vincent” (revision 93935714), CC BY-SA 4.0. Quoted from the etymology; we don’t write our own.
How popular is Vincenzo?
▲ 38 vs 2024
▼ 70 vs 2024
US: Rising: up from #815 in 2015. England & Wales: Rising: up from #1046 in 2015.
Biggest US share so far: 2025, when 403 boys got the name (#674 that year). First in the US records in 1900.
How common
- About 1 in 4,238 baby boys in the US in 2025
- About 1 in 7,770 baby boys in England and Wales in 2025
“1 in N” divides by all listed births for that sex. The US list leaves out names given to fewer than 5 babies, and the UK lists leave out names given to 2 or fewer, so the real figure is a little rarer than shown.
Where in the US
Most popular in RI (1.6 per 1,000 boys), CT (1.29 per 1,000 boys), NJ (1.03 per 1,000 boys) in 2025.
SSA state data, 2025. Share of all listed boys born in each state.
US vs UK
Vincenzo is #674 in the US and #896 in England & Wales (2025).
| Rank 2025 | Babies | How common | Rank 2015 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US | #674 | 403 | 1 in 4,238 | #815 |
| England & Wales | #896 | 35 | 1 in 7,770 | #1046 |
| Scotland | – | – | – | – |
Same sex as this page (boys). SSA (US), ONS (England and Wales), NRS (Scotland).
Boy or girl?
In 2025, 99.9+% of US babies named Vincenzo were boys.
| Girls | Boys | |
|---|---|---|
| US 2025 | 0 | 403 |
| England & Wales 2025 | 0 | 35 |
| US all years since 1880 | 0 | 10,659 |
| England & Wales since 1996 | 0 | 622 |
Counts below the publishing threshold (US 5, UK 3) are not included.
If you like Vincenzo
Boys
- Enzo#72“home + ruler”*
- Luca#14Form of Lucy, meaning “light”*
- Mateo#8Same root as Matthew, meaning “gift of the Lord”*
- Leonardo#91Italian, from Old French Leonard, meaning “as strong as a lion”*
- Alessandro#497Italian form of Alexander, meaning “to defend + man”*
- Maximo#580Editor’s note Up from #853 in 2015 to #580 in 2025 in the US
For a sister
- Valentina#35Same root as Valentine, meaning “strong, healthy”*
- Gemma#170“jewel”*
- Luciana#273Editor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #273 vs #1,809 in 2025
- Elena#42Editor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #106 in 2015, #42 in 2025. 5 letters, starting with a vowel
- Alessia#326Editor’s note First shows up in US records in 1967, with 9 babies
- Catalina#111Editor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #325 in 2015, #111 in 2025
Picked from the US top 1,000 in 2025: names Wiktionary also files under Spanish & Italian, whose US popularity since 1990 rose and fell most like Vincenzo’s. Rank is US 2025.
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