Vincenzo
Vincenzo is a boy name of Italian origin meaning “Conquering”, pronounced veen-CHEN-tsoh. It ranked #674 in the United States in 2025, given to 403 babies, and peaked at #674 in 2025. Common nicknames: Enzo, Vince, Cenzo.
How popular is Vincenzo in the United States?
Data: U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA). Based on all Social Security card applications for births in the United States.
What does Vincenzo mean, and where does it come from?
Vincenzo is the Italian form of Vincent, from the Latin vincens — one of the most common men's names in southern Italy for centuries, carried by Bellini the composer, Nibali the cyclist and a good share of Sicily. American records hold it from 1900 and it entered the top thousand in 1904, brought by Italian immigration, and it is holding its place today as families return to full Italian forms instead of the anglicised Vincent. Enzo is the short form that has made its own career.
How is Vincenzo used around the world?
Vincenzo is used in 1 languages worldwide, with 12+ international variants.
TypeMale given name
Linguistic data: Wikidata (CC0). Variants and language usage may vary by region.
What are the nicknames for Vincenzo?
Famous People Named Vincenzo
- Vincenzo Bellini — Italian opera composer of Norma and La sonnambula
- Vincenzo Nibali — Italian cyclist and winner of all three Grand Tours
- Vincenzo Iaquinta — Italian footballer and World Cup winner
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the name Vincenzo mean?
Vincenzo is a boy name of Italian origin meaning "Conquering." Vincenzo is the Italian form of Vincent, from the Latin vincens — one of the most common men's names in southern Italy for centuries, carried by Bellini the composer, Nibali the cyclist and a good share of Sicily. American records hold it from 1900 and it entered the top thousand in 1904, brought by Italian immigration, and it is holding its place today as families return to full Italian forms instead of the anglicised Vincent.
How do you pronounce Vincenzo?
Vincenzo is pronounced veen-CHEN-tsoh. Common variations include Vincent, Vicente, Vincenz.
Is Vincenzo a boy name?
Yes, Vincenzo is traditionally a boy name. Popular nicknames include Enzo, Vince, Cenzo.