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Francisco

What does Francisco mean?

Francisco Pronunciation of Francisco as a boys' name is pronounced frahn-CEES-koh. It is of Spanish and Portuguese origin. Variant of Francis.

STARTS WITH Fr-

Variations

VARIANTS Chico, Francesco, Frisco

SEE ALSO Cisco, Paco, Pancho

ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA FRANCIS Franchesco, Franchesko, Franciscus, Franciskus, Francisque, Franciszek, Franco, Francois, Franio, Fransisco, Frasco

CREATIVE FORMS
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Francisco Brysen (F.B.), ..

How popular is Francisco?

Francisco is a very popular first name for men (#145 out of 1220, Top 12%) and also a very popular last name for all people (#1833 out of 150436, Top 1%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Francisco reached its top rank of #114 in the U.S. in 1991, and is presently at #285. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2018)

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Francisco name in U.S.

Top 100 baby names ranking of Francisco outside U.S.

Which version is better?

Popular varying forms of Francisco (#285 VIA LATEST LIST) are Francis (#480), Franco (#808), Francesco (#1445), Chico, Francois and Fransisco. These relations of Francisco were at the apex of their popularity a century ago (ADOPTION OF 0.6%) and have become significantly less common since (ADOPTION 0.1%, 80.7%), with the version Francis becoming somewhat dated. Franco is the most trendy boy name in this list.



Top 2000 baby names ranking of Francisco, Chico, Francesco, Francis, Franco in U.S.

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Francois, Fransisco in U.S.

Top 100 baby names ranking of Francisco and related baby names outside U.S.

Similar Names

Francisco is alike in pronunciation to Franciscus, Franciskus, Francisque and Fransisco. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Ffransis, Franc, Franche, Franchesco, Franchesko, Franchot, Franciszek, Franck, Francke, Francklin (see Franklin), Francklyn (see Franklin), Franco, Francois, Franio, Frankie, Franko, Frannie, Frans, Frants, Franzi, Franzin, Frasco, Frascuelo and Santiaco (see Santiago). These names tend to be less commonly used than Francisco.


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