Gino

Meaning: Famous in battle
Origin: Germanic — Short form of Luigino, a diminutive of Luigi

Meaning: Farmer, earth worker
Origin: Greek — Or of Giorgino, a diminutive of Giorgio

Meaning: Immortal, or well-born
Origin: Greek — Also linked to Ambrogino and Eugenio

Boy's name · #1218 in the US (2025) · 90s wave

Popularity over time

Gino reached its best rank, #566, in 1965 and ranked #1218 in 2025. Roughly 13,000 boys have been named Gino since 1907.

Across the states

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Appears in 2020-2025 birth records of 12 states. See the full state-by-state map on this page.

Around the world

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#113 in Switzerland (2025) · #498 in Italy (2024) · #546 in France (2025) · #713 in Ecuador (2025) · #1,143 in Sweden (2025) · #1,472 in Austria (2025) · #1,804 in Canada (2025) · #2,952 in England & Wales (2025) · #931 in Netherlands (2023) · #590 in Scotland (2022) · #1,373 in Belgium (2019) · #398 in N. Ireland (2013) and 1 more.

Famous Ginos

Gino Bartali — Italian cyclist (1914–2000)
Gino Severini — Italian painter (1883–1966)
Gino Colaussi — Italian footballer (1914–1991)
Gino Cervi — Italian actor (1901–1974)
Gino Vannelli — Canadian singer, songwriter and musician (born 1952)

In stories & tradition

Gino Terwilliger — The Simpsons character
Gino Hernandez^it — Fictional human from Captain Tsubasa
Gino Esposito — Fictional character from Neighbours

What Ginos become

Among 855 notable people named Gino:

Sports figures appear 1.31× more often than among typical names — e.g. Gino Bartali, Italian cyclist (1914–2000).

Similar names: Andreas · Gian · Lino · Pierre · Aldo · Mauro

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