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Oro vs Ignacio

OroIgnacio
Meaning gold Fiery
Origin spanish spanish
Gender Boy Boy
Pronunciation OH-roh eeg-NAH-syoh
Syllables 2 3
Trend—Steady

Births by decade

DecadeOroIgnacio
2020s 0 1,530
2010s 0 2,104
2000s 0 2,922
1990s 0 2,687
1980s 0 2,204
1970s 0 1,893
1960s 0 1,331
1950s 0 1,266
1940s 0 1,153
1930s 0 1,041
1920s 0 1,200
1910s 0 445
1900s 0 105
1890s 0 45
1880s 0 21

What does Oro mean?

Spanish word name literally meaning 'gold' (from Latin 'aurum'), used as a given name, nickname and surname. Note a separate, unrelated Oro of Pacific Islander/Tahitian origin (a war god) exists as a homograph.

What does Ignacio mean?

Spanish form of Ignatius, traditionally linked to Latin 'ignis' ('fire'). As with Ignatius the fire sense is a popular etymology; an Etruscan Egnatius origin is also proposed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Oro and Ignacio?

Oro means gold (spanish origin), while Ignacio means Fiery (spanish origin).