Meaning and history
Agustín is the Spanish form of Augustine, derived from the Roman name Augustus and meaning “great,” “venerable,” or “majestic.” The name’s Christian use was strongly shaped by Saint Augustine of Hippo. Paraguayan composer Agustín Barrios and Mexican composer Agustín Lara are notable bearers.
20062006: 349 births, rank #658
2007: 310 births, rank #733
2008: 307 births, rank #741
2009: 278 births, rank #801
2010: 249 births, rank #851
20112011: 218 births, rank #922
2012: 217 births, rank #936
2013: 194 births, rank #1,008
2014: 246 births, rank #881
2015: 225 births, rank #938
20162016: 213 births, rank #967
2017: 223 births, rank #936
2018: 192 births, rank #1,056
2019: 196 births, rank #1,047
2020: 204 births, rank #1,017
20212021: 228 births, rank #976
2022: 246 births, rank #934
2023: 214 births, rank #1,019
2024: 277 births, rank #871
20252025: 245 births, rank #952
Agustín moved from #871 to #952 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2001, with 372 births.