Sérgio
Sérgio Origin and Meaning
Sérgio is the Portuguese variation of Sergius, a name with ancient Roman roots. Originally derived from a Roman clan name, it may be connected to the Latin word 'servare' meaning 'to preserve' or 'to save.' Notably popular in Brazil and Portugal, Sérgio has been embraced throughout the Portuguese-speaking world. The accent over the 'e' indicates the stressed syllable and gives the name its distinct pronunciation. Notable bearers include Brazilian musicians Sérgio Mendes and Sérgio Dias, contributing to the name's cultural significance. While less common in English-speaking countries, the name has a sophisticated international appeal. Sérgio conveys qualities of strength and dependability with its strong consonant sounds, while maintaining a melodic flow that works well across multiple languages.
Popularity of the name Sérgio
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