Origin and Meaning of Fermin
Meaning & Origin
Strong, steadfast
Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Latin name 'Firminius', meaning 'firm' or 'strong'. The name is associated with the word 'firmus' in Latin.
Interesting Facts
- Fermin is a name primarily used in Spanish-speaking countries and has cultural significance in these regions.
- The name is often celebrated on the feast day of Saint Fermin, a patron saint of Pamplona, Spain, renowned for the running of the bulls event.
- Notable bearers of the name include Fermin Espinosa, a famous figure in Spanish culture, and various historical saints named Fermin.
- Fermin has seen varied popularity across different Spanish-speaking countries but is less common in the English-speaking world.
- Related names and variants include Firmin (French), Firminius (Latin), and Ferminiano (Italian).