Gustavo (en. Gustavo)
/ɡus'taβo/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A proper name of Germanic origin meaning 'the one who has glory'.
In the history of Spain, Gustavo Adolfo was a prominent king.
En la historia de España, Gustavo Adolfo era un rey destacado.
Etymology
Of Germanic origin, related to 'gaut' (Goth) and 'stafr' (staff, support).
Common Phrases and Expressions
Gustavo is a popular name.
It means that many people have this name.
Gustavo es un nombre popular
I met a very kind Gustavo.
It indicates that the person with this name was kind.
Conocí a un Gustavo muy amable
Gustavo is a historical name.
It suggests that the name has been used by famous characters.
Gustavo es un nombre histórico
Related Words
Gustavian
Related to Gustavo, often used in historical or cultural contexts.
Gustaviano
Tasty
Something that is pleasant to the taste; although not a direct synonym, it has a similar root.
Gustoso
Slang Meanings
Gustavo as a humorous figure representing someone clumsy.
That guy is a real Gustavo in the game.
Ese tipo es un verdadero Gustavo en el juego.
Used to refer to someone who goes overboard at a party.
Today Gustavo drank too many drinks.
Hoy Gustavo se tomó demasiados tragos.