Meaning and history
The meaning of Enzo is uncertain: it may be an old Italian form of Heinz or a variant of the Germanic name Anzo, and in modern use it also serves as a short form of names ending in -enzo, such as Vincenzo or Lorenzo. A well-known bearer was the Italian racecar driver and industrialist Enzo Ferrari (1898–1988).
20062006: 289 births, rank #738
2007: 365 births, rank #656
2008: 412 births, rank #607
2009: 441 births, rank #592
2010: 602 births, rank #446
20112011: 706 births, rank #403
2012: 680 births, rank #418
2013: 718 births, rank #410
2014: 850 births, rank #370
2015: 1,045 births, rank #330
20162016: 1,152 births, rank #308
2017: 1,429 births, rank #257
2018: 1,659 births, rank #227
2019: 1,713 births, rank #219
2020: 2,220 births, rank #174
20212021: 2,729 births, rank #140
2022: 3,090 births, rank #121
2023: 3,810 births, rank #90
2024: 4,560 births, rank #74
20252025: 4,556 births, rank #72
Enzo rose from #74 to #72 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2024, with 4,560 births.