Origin and Meaning of Belarmino

Brave and strong

Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Germanic name 'Hermann' which means 'army man' or 'warrior', combined with 'Bel-', a prefix possibly from Latin meaning 'beautiful'.

• Belarmino is most commonly associated with Saint Benardino Realino, a Jesuit priest, who was canonized and honored for his charitable work in the 16th century.
• The name is especially popular in Spanish-speaking countries, where it reflects a tradition of combining religious significance with heroic qualities.
• Notable bearers of the name include Cardinal Belarmino, an influential figure in the Catholic Church during the Counter-Reformation.
• Belarmino is relatively uncommon, but it gained some popularity among certain religious communities and in literature.
• Similar names include Beltran (a variant of Bertrand), and variations of Belarmino can be seen in different Hispanic cultures.