Origin and Meaning of Concepcion

Conception; the action of conceiving or forming a child

Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Latin word 'conceptio', which relates to the act of conceiving or becoming pregnant. The name often refers to the conception of the Virgin Mary, hence its religious significance.

• Concepcion is a name associated with religious significance in the Catholic tradition, particularly relating to the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
• In Hispanic cultures, it is common to name girls after the Virgin Mary, and Concepcion is often used to honor her holiness.
• Notable figures with this name include Concepción Picciotto, a peace activist known for her long vigil in Lafayette Park across from the White House.
• While not as commonly used as some other names, it has seen periods of popularity, particularly within Hispanic communities.
• Variations of the name include Conchita, which is a diminutive form, and it can also be used in combination with other names such as Maria Concepcion.