Meaning and history
Augustine derives from the Roman name Augustinus, meaning "belonging to Augustus" or "venerable." Its most influential bearer was Saint Augustine of Hippo, the fourth- and fifth-century theologian whose Confessions and City of God shaped Western Christianity. The name has masculine and feminine use in different languages. Another notable bearer was Saint Augustine of Canterbury.
20062006: 126 births, rank #1,306
2007: 168 births, rank #1,088
2008: 153 births, rank #1,169
2009: 165 births, rank #1,118
2010: 187 births, rank #1,036
20112011: 156 births, rank #1,152
2012: 199 births, rank #1,001
2013: 209 births, rank #955
2014: 220 births, rank #959
2015: 278 births, rank #815
20162016: 336 births, rank #728
2017: 300 births, rank #784
2018: 306 births, rank #765
2019: 334 births, rank #728
2020: 352 births, rank #711
20212021: 454 births, rank #613
2022: 450 births, rank #620
2023: 453 births, rank #619
2024: 543 births, rank #547
20252025: 549 births, rank #545
Augustine rose from #547 to #545 for boys between 2024 and 2025. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 549.