Sulpice
Latin · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Sulpice
Sulpice derives from the Latin name Sulpicius, which comes from the Roman family name Sulpicii; the meaning is uncertain but may relate to an Etruscan origin.
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Etymology
Sulpice derives from the Latin name Sulpicius, which comes from the Roman family name Sulpicii; the meaning is uncertain but may relate to an Etruscan origin. The name is primarily used in French Catholic culture and is historically associated with Saint Sulpice (7th century), a French bishop and saint venerated in the Catholic Church.
Sulpice currently ranks #1,622 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1910.
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