Conde
Latin · Boy · 1 syllable
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About the name Conde
The given name 'Conde' originates from the Spanish and Portuguese word "conde," meaning "count" (a noble title), derived from the Latin "comes" (companion, later a high-ranking official).
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Etymology
The given name 'Conde' originates from the Spanish and Portuguese word "conde," meaning "count" (a noble title), derived from the Latin "comes" (companion, later a high-ranking official). It is primarily used in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking cultures, often as a surname or given name, with notable historical context in the Iberian nobility and among Sephardic Jewish communities who adopted it as a toponymic or occupational name.
Conde currently ranks #4,073 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1929.
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