Vigor
Latin · Boy
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About the name Vigor
The name Vigor derives from the Latin word "vigor," meaning physical strength, energy, or liveliness, rooted in the verb "vigere" (to be lively or flourish).
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Etymology
The name Vigor derives from the Latin word "vigor," meaning physical strength, energy, or liveliness, rooted in the verb "vigere" (to be lively or flourish). It has been used primarily in English-speaking cultures as a virtue name, particularly among Protestant communities and in modern Western naming traditions, with limited historical documentation of notable bearers.
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