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Agustin

Agustin (name) means a Spanish-language male given name, the Spanish form of Augustine. Example: “Her grandfather, Agustín, immigrated from Andalusia in the 1950s.”

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A Spanish-language male given name, the Spanish form of Augustine.

"Her grandfather, Agustín, immigrated from Andalusia in the 1950s."

How to use Agustin

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA common Spanish given name, equivalent to Augustine in English.

Easily confused with

augustine → austin →

Word forms

Agustins plural

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Etymology

The Spanish form of the Latin name Augustinus, sharing a root with "Augustine" and "Austin."

Origin: Latin

Rhymes for Agustin

Austin Dustin Justin Augustin

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Agustin” mean?

The word “Agustin” means a Spanish-language male given name, the Spanish form of Augustine. In plain terms, a common Spanish given name, equivalent to Augustine in English.

How do you use “Agustin” in a sentence?

Here is “Agustin” used in a sentence: “Her grandfather, Agustín, immigrated from Andalusia in the 1950s.”

What part of speech is “Agustin”?

“Agustin” is a name.

Where does the word “Agustin” come from?

The word “Agustin” comes from Latin. The Spanish form of the Latin name Augustinus, sharing a root with "Augustine" and "Austin.".

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