MEANING & HISTORY
What does Arturo Vicente mean?
Arturo Vicente combines the names Arturo and Vicente. Arturo is the Romance counterpart of Arthur, the name central to the Arthurian tradition. The older origin is debated: Celtic bear-related elements and the Roman name Artorius are leading proposals.
Bear king is therefore one interpretation. The direct relationship with Arthur is secure and gives Arturo a specific historical formation without choosing between the disputed roots. Vicente is the Spanish and Portuguese form related to Latin Vincentius.
Its source is vincens, conquering, from the verb vincere, to conquer. The participial sense describes the historical word behind the name. Vicente belongs with Vincent and Vincenzo in the same Latin name family.
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- OpenHalalan / COMELEC · 2001
- 1 elected-candidate record · ODbL 1.0
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- OpenHalalan — pinned 2001 COMELEC transcription (opens in a new tab)
- COMELEC — 2001 List of Elected Candidates (opens in a new tab)
- Behind the Name — Arturo (opens in a new tab)
- Behind the Name — Vicente (opens in a new tab)
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