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    Agustín (en. Augustine)

    /aɡusˈtin/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A name of Latin origin that means 'the revered'.
    Agustín is a very common name in several Spanish-speaking countries.
    Agustín es un nombre muy común en varios países de habla hispana.
    Referring to Saint Augustine, Christian theologian and philosopher.
    The teachings of Augustine of Hippo are fundamental in Western theology.
    Las enseñanzas de Agustín de Hipona son fundamentales en la teología occidental.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Latin 'Augustinus', diminutive of 'AUGUSTUS', which means 'venerable'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Saint Augustine
    Reference to the influential Christian theologian.
    San Agustín
    Augustinian
    Related to the teachings of Saint Augustine.
    Agustiniano

    Related Words

    Augustus
    Similar name that also comes from Latin and means 'venerable'.
    Augusto
    agustinar
    Verb that refers to the influence or teachings of Saint Augustine.
    agustinar
    augustani
    Related to the Order of Saint Augustine.
    augustani

    Slang Meanings

    Colloquial term to refer to a highly respected person.
    That decision was made by the agustin of the company.
    Esa decisión la tomó el agustin de la empresa.
    Used in certain regions to describe someone who acts with great solemnity.
    Don't be so agustín, relax a little.
    No seas tan agustín, relájate un poco.