Joaquín

Spanish variation of Joachim

"God will judge"

Joaquín Origin and Meaning

The name Joaquín is a boy's name.

Joaquín is a masculine Spanish name derived from the Hebrew name Jehoiachin, meaning 'God has established' or 'established by Yahweh'. This melodic name has been popular throughout the Spanish-speaking world for centuries and remains a favorite choice in countries like Spain, Mexico, and Argentina. Joaquín has produced notable namesakes across various fields, including the Mexican revolutionary Joaquín Murrieta and the Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. The name carries a sense of dignity and tradition while maintaining a modern appeal. With its distinctive 'qu' spelling and accent mark, Joaquín offers a sophisticated sound and strong cultural identity. Many parents appreciate its classic nature, international recognition, and the friendly nickname options such as 'Joaco' or 'Quino'.

Famous People Named Joaquín

• Joaquín Rodrigo Vidre 1st Marquis of the Gardens of Aranjuez, Spanish composer and pianist
• Joaquín Antonio Balaguer (Ricardo) former president of the Dominican Republic
• Joaquín Ramón Martínez Sabina Spanish singer,songwriter
• Joaquín Sánchez Rodríguez Spanish footballer
• Joaquín Antonio Benoit (Peña) Dominican baseball pitcher
• Joaquín Turina Spanish composer
• Joaquín Sorolla (y Bastida) Spanish painter