321 Best Middle Names for Vincent

If you’re a parent-to-be (or love baby names), you know that finding the right middle name can be just as crucial as choosing a first name. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of amazing middle name ideas for Vincent.

Let’s explore some of the best middle names for Vincent and get inspired!

Middle Names for Vincent

Name	Origin	Meaning
Vincent Aaron	Hebrew	“Noble friend”
Vincent Adam	Hebrew	“Man of Adria”
Vincent Adrian	Latin	“man of Adria”
Vincent Aiden	Gaelic	“fiery one”
Vincent Alan	Irish/Gaelic	“rock”
Vincent Albert	Germanic	“noble, bright”
Vincent Alden	English	“old, wise friend”
Vincent Alec	Greek	“defender, protector of mankind”
Vincent Alexander	Greek	“Defender of the people”
Vincent Alvin	Germanic	“noble friend”
Vincent Andrew	Greek	“manly, warrior”
Vincent Andy	Greek	“manly, warrior”
Vincent Angelo	Greek	“messenger of God”
Vincent Anthony	Latin	“Priceless”
Vincent Archer	English	“bowman”
Vincent Arlo	Spanish	“barberry tree”
Vincent Arnold	Germanic	“ruler, strong as an eagle”
Vincent Arthur	Irish/Gaelic	“bear”
Vincent Ash	English	“ash tree”
Vincent Asher	Hebrew	“Happy” or “Blessed”
Vincent Ashton	English	“ash tree town”
Vincent Atticus	Greek/Latin	“Man of Attica” or “Man of Athens”
Vincent Aubrey	French	“elf ruler”
Vincent Auggie	Latin	“great, magnificent”
Vincent August	Latin	“Great” or “Magnificent”
Vincent Austin	Latin	“majestic”
Vincent Avery	English	“Elf ruler”
Vincent Axel	Scandinavian	“Father of peace”
Vincent Ayden	Irish/Gaelic	“little fire”
Vincent Bailey	French	“steward or public official”
Vincent Barrett	Irish/Gaelic	“spear strength”
Vincent Baxter	English	“baker”
Vincent Beau	French	“handsome”
Vincent Beckett	English	“bee cottage”
Vincent Ben	Hebrew	“son”
Vincent Benjamin	Hebrew	“Son of the right hand”
Vincent Bennett	Latin	“Blessed”
Vincent Benton	English	“town in the bent grass”
Vincent Bernard	Germanic	“brave as a bear”
Vincent Bert	Germanic	“bright, famous”
Vincent Biff	English	“to hit”
Vincent Bill	Germanic	“resolute protection”
Vincent Billy	Germanic	“resolute protection”
Vincent Bjarne	Danish	“bear”
Vincent Blaine	Scottish	“yellow”
Vincent Blair	Scottish	“field or plain”
Vincent Blake	English	“fair-haired, dark”
Vincent Bob	Germanic	“bright fame”
Vincent Bobby	Germanic	“bright fame”
Vincent Bradley	Old English	“Broad meadow”
Vincent Brady	Irish/Gaelic	“Spirited” or “Broad-minded”
Vincent Branden	Germanic	“fiery torch”
Vincent Brandon	Old English	“prince”
Vincent Branson	Old Norse	“Son of Brand”
Vincent Brant	English	“firebrand”
Vincent Brayden	Old English	“From the broad valley”
Vincent Brendan	Irish/Gaelic	“little raven”
Vincent Brent	Old English	“Hill” or “Mount”
Vincent Brenton	English	Hilltop settlement
Vincent Brett	Latin	“From Britany, France”
Vincent Brian	Irish/Gaelic	“Noble” or “Strong”
Vincent Brody	Irish/Gaelic	“Muddy place”
Vincent Brody	Irish/Gaelic	Descendant of Brodach, meaning “ditch” or “muddy place”
Vincent Bruce	Scottish	From the French place name Brix
Vincent Bruno	Italian	Brown
Vincent Bryan	Irish/Gaelic	High, noble
Vincent Bryce	Irish/Gaelic	“Speckled” or “Freckled”
Vincent Bryce	Scottish	Speckled
Vincent Bryson	English	Son of Brice, meaning “speckled”
Vincent Buck	English	Male deer
Vincent Buddy	English	Friend
Vincent Burke	Irish/Gaelic	From the fortress
Vincent Byron	English	From the cowshed
Vincent Cade	English	Round, barrel-shaped
Vincent Caden	Irish/Gaelic	Fighter
Vincent Cale	English	From the town of Cale Green
Vincent Caleb	Hebrew	Faithful, devoted
Vincent Calum	Scottish	Dove
Vincent Calvin	French	Bald
Vincent Cam	English	Short form of Camden
Vincent Cameron	Scottish	“Crooked nose”
Vincent Cameron	Scottish	Crooked nose
Vincent Carl	Germanic	“Free man”
Vincent Carl	German	Free man
Vincent Carlos	Spanish	Free man
Vincent Carlton	English	From the farmstead of freemen
Vincent Carlyle	Scottish	From the fort by the Liddel Water
Vincent Carmine	Italian	Crimson, red
Vincent Carter	English	“Cart driver”
Vincent Cary	English	Fort
Vincent Casey	Irish/Gaelic	Brave
Vincent Caspar	Persian	Treasure master
Vincent Casper	Persian	Treasurer
Vincent Cecil	English	Blind
Vincent Cedric	Old English	Chief, blessed ruler
Vincent Chad	English	Warrior
Vincent Chadwick	English	Village near the winding path
Vincent Chance	English	Fortune, luck
Vincent Chandler	English	Candle maker
Vincent Channing	Irish/Gaelic	Young wolf
Vincent Charles	Germanic	“Free man”
Vincent Charles	Germanic	Free man
Vincent Charlie	English	Free man
Vincent Chase	French	Hunter
Vincent Chet	English	Camp
Vincent Chevy	English	Horseman
Vincent Chip	English	Short for Christopher
Vincent Chris	Greek	Bearer of Christ
Vincent Christian	Greek	Follower of Christ
Vincent Christopher	Greek	“Bearer of Christ”
Vincent Christopher	Greek	Christ-bearer
Vincent Chuck	English	Free man
Vincent Clarence	Latin	Bright, shining
Vincent Clark	English	Scholar, cleric
Vincent Clay	English	Place with good clay
Vincent Clayton	English	Settlement near clay
Vincent Cliff	English	Dweller near the cliff
Vincent Clifford	English	Dweller near the ford by the cliff
Vincent Clifton	English	From the town near the cliff
Vincent Clint	English	Settlement near a hill
Vincent Clinton	Vincent Clinton	English
Vincent Clive	Vincent Clive	English
Vincent Clyde	Vincent Clyde	Scottish
Vincent Cody	Irish/Gaelic	“Helpful”
Vincent Cole	Old English	“Coal-black” or “Victory of the people”
Vincent Colin	Irish/Gaelic	“Victory of the people”
Vincent Cooper	English	“Barrel maker”
Vincent Corbin	French	“Crow”
Vincent Corey	Irish/Gaelic	“Hollow”
Vincent Curtis	French/Latin	“Courteous”
Vincent Daniel	Hebrew	“God is my judge”
Vincent David	Hebrew	“Beloved”
Vincent Dawson	English	“Son of David”
Vincent Dean	Old English	“Valley”
Vincent Declan	Irish/Gaelic	“Full of goodness”
Vincent Derek	Germanic	“Ruler of the people”
Vincent Devin	Irish/Gaelic	“Poet” or “Bard”
Vincent Dominic	Latin	“Belonging to the Lord”
Vincent Donavan	Irish/Gaelic	“Dark-haired chieftain”
Vincent Drew	Welsh	“Wise”
Vincent Dylan	Welsh	“Great tide” or “Son of the sea”
Vincent Easton	Old English	“East-facing place”
Vincent Edward	Old English	“Wealthy guardian”
Vincent Eli	Hebrew	“Ascended” or “My God”
Vincent Elliott	English; Greek	“brave ruler” or “Jehovah is God”
Vincent Ellis	English; Hebrew	“the Lord is my God” or “benevolent”
Vincent Eric	English; Scandinavian	“ruler” or “eternal ruler”
Vincent Ethan	Hebrew	“firm,” “strong,” or “long-lived”
Vincent Evan	Welsh	“the Lord is gracious” or “youthful warrior”
Vincent Ezra	Hebrew	“help” or “helper”
Vincent Finn	Irish/Gaelic	“fair” or “white”
Vincent Flynn	Irish/Gaelic	“descendant of Flann” or “ruddy”
Vincent Forrest	English	“dweller near the woods” or “of the forest”
Vincent Francis	Latin	“free” or “from France”
Vincent Gabriel	Hebrew	“God is my strength” or “hero of God”
Vincent Garrett	English	“spear-strength” or “brave with a spear”
Vincent George	Greek	“farmer” or “earth worker”
Vincent Graham	English; Scottish	“grey home” or “gravelly homestead”
Vincent Grant	English; French	“great” or “grand”
Vincent Grayson	English	“son of the steward” or “son of the grey-haired one”
Vincent Gregory	Latin	“vigilant” or “watchful”
Vincent Griffin	Welsh	“strong lord” or “hooked nose”
Vincent Harrison	English	“son of Harry” or “son of the ruler”
Vincent Hayden	English	“hedged valley” or “hay valley”
Vincent Henry	German	“ruler of the household” or “estate ruler”
Vincent Holden	English	“deep valley” or “hollow valley”
Vincent Hudson	English	“son of Hudd” or “son of the hooded man”
Vincent Hugh	Germanic; Old French	“heart,” “mind,” “spirit,” or “intellect”
Vincent Hunter	English	“one who hunts” or “protector”
Vincent Ian	Scottish; Gaelic	“God is gracious” or “gift from God”
Vincent Isaac	Hebrew	“he will laugh” or “laughter”
Vincent Isiah	Hebrew	“the Lord is salvation” or “God’s helper”
Vincent Ivan	Slavic	“God is gracious” or “God’s gift”
Vincent Jack	English	“God is gracious” or “supplanter”
Vincent Jackson	English	“son of Jack” or “God has been gracious”
Vincent Jacob	Hebrew	“supplanter” or “holder of the heel”
Vincent James	Hebrew	“supplanter” or “holder of the heel”
Vincent Jared	Hebrew	“he who descends” or “ruler”
Vincent Jasper	Persian	“bringer of treasure”
Vincent Jeffrey	Germanic	“peaceful pledge”
Vincent Jeremy	Hebrew	“exalted by God”
Vincent Jesse	Hebrew	“gift” or “God’s gracious gift”
Vincent Joel	Hebrew	“God is willing” or “God’s gracious gift”
Vincent John	Hebrew	“God is gracious”
Vincent Jonathan	Hebrew	“gift of God”
Vincent Jordan	Hebrew	“flowing down” or “descend”
Vincent Joseph	Hebrew	“he will add” or “increase”
Vincent Joshua	Hebrew	“God is salvation”
Vincent Jude	Latin	“praised” or “thanks”
Vincent Julian	Latin	“youthful” or “downy-bearded”
Vincent Justin	Latin	“just” or “fair”
Vincent Kai	Hawaiian	“sea” or “ocean”
Vincent Kaleb	Hebrew	“dog” or “faithful”
Vincent Kane	Irish/Gaelic	“warrior” or “little battler”
Vincent Keaton	English	“shed town” or “place of hawks”
Vincent Keith	Scottish/Gaelic	“wood” or “forest”
Vincent Kellan	Irish/Gaelic	“slender” or “little companion”
Vincent Kelly	Irish/Gaelic	“bright-headed” or “war”
Vincent Kendrick	Welsh	“champion” or “greatest champion”
Vincent Kenneth	Scottish/Gaelic	“handsome” or “born of fire”
Vincent Kevin	Irish/Gaelic	“handsome” or “lovable”
Vincent Kieran	Irish/Gaelic	“little dark one” or “black-haired”
Vincent Kyle	Scottish/Gaelic	“narrow strait” or “channel”
Vincent Landon	English	“long hill” or “ridge”
Vincent Lane	English	“narrow road” or “path”
Vincent Leo	Latin	“lion” or “brave people”
Vincent Leon	Latin	“lion” or “brave people”
Vincent Leonardo	Italian/Spanish	“brave lion” or “strong as a lion”
Vincent Liam	Irish/Gaelic	“resolute protector” or “strong-willed”
Vincent Lincoln	English	“lake settlement” or “colony by the pool”
Vincent Logan	Scottish/Gaelic	“little hollow” or “little hollow place”
Vincent Lorenzo	Italian/Spanish	“from Laurentum” or “crowned with laurel”
Vincent Louis	French/Germanic	“famous warrior” or “renowned fighter”
Vincent Lucas	Greek/Latin	“from Lucania” or “bright”
Vincent Luke	Greek/Latin	“from Lucania” or “bright”
Vincent Maddox	Welsh	“fortunate” or “good”
Vincent Malachi	Hebrew	My messenger or messenger of God
Vincent Marcus	Latin	Dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war
Vincent Mark	Latin	Derived from Marcus, means “warlike”
Vincent Mason	French	Worker in stone, a builder or bricklayer
Vincent Matthew	Hebrew	Gift of God
Vincent Max	Latin	Greatest, the greatest in quality or size
Vincent Maxwell	Scottish	From Maccus’ stream, a clan name
Vincent Micah	Hebrew	Who is like God?
Vincent Michael	Hebrew	Who is like God?
Vincent Miles	Latin	Derived from Milo, means “soldier”
Vincent Milo	Germanic	Mild or peaceful
Vincent Mitchell	Hebrew	Who is like God
Vincent Nathaniel	Hebrew	Gift of God or God has given
Vincent Neil	Irish/Gaelic	Champion or passionate
Vincent Nicholas	Greek	Victory of the people
Vincent Nolan	Irish/Gaelic	Descendant of Nuallán, means “noble”
Vincent Oliver	Latin	Olive tree, symbol of peace
Vincent Oscar	Irish/Gaelic	God spear or deer lover
Vincent Owen	Welsh	Young warrior or well-born
Vincent Parker	English	Keeper of the park or forest
Vincent Patrick	Irish/Gaelic	Nobleman or patrician
Vincent Paul	Latin	Small or humble
Vincent Paxton	English	Peaceful town or village
Vincent Peter	Greek	Rock or stone
Vincent Philip	Greek	Lover of horses
Vincent Pierce	English	Rock or stone
Vincent Preston	English	From the priest’s town
Vincent Quinn	Irish/Gaelic	Descendant of Conn, means “chief”
Vincent Rafael	Latin / Hebrew	“conquering healer” or “God has healed”
Vincent Ray	English / Germanic	“counselor; protector” or “powerful, wise ruler”
Vincent Raymond	English / Germanic	“counselor; protector” or “wise protector”
Vincent Reid	English / Scottish	“red-haired” or “redhead”
Vincent Rhys	Welsh	“enthusiasm” or “passion”
Vincent Riley	English / Irish/Gaelic	“valiant” or “courageous”
Vincent River	English	“stream” or “flowing water”
Vincent Robert	Germanic / English	“bright fame” or “famous brilliance”
Vincent Rocco	Italian	“rest” or “to rest”
Vincent Roman	Latin	“of Rome” or “citizen of Rome”
Vincent Ronan	Irish/Gaelic	“little seal” or “little mighty one”
Vincent Rory	Irish/Gaelic	“red king” or “red-haired king”
Vincent Ross	Scottish / Gaelic	“promontory” or “headland”
Vincent Rowan	Irish/Gaelic	“little redhead” or “little red one”
Vincent Royce	French / English	“rose” or “son of the king”
Vincent Russell	French / Germanic	“red-haired” or “little red one”
Vincent Ryan	Irish/Gaelic	“little king” or “little ruler”
Vincent Ryder	English	“horseman” or “cavalryman”
Vincent Samuel	Hebrew	“name of God” or “God heard”
Vincent Sawyer	English	“woodcutter” or “cuts timber”
Vincent Scott	English / Scottish	“Scotsman” or “from Scotland”
Vincent Sean	Irish/Gaelic	“God is gracious” or “gift from God”
Vincent Sebastian	Latin / Greek	“venerable” or “revered”
Vincent Seth	Hebrew	“appointed” or “placed”
Vincent Shane	Irish/Gaelic	“God is gracious” or “gift from God”
Vincent Shawn	Irish/Gaelic	“God is gracious” or “gift from God”
Vincent Simon	Hebrew / Greek	“listener” or “he who hears”
Vincent Skylar	English	“scholar” or “learned one”
Vincent Spencer	English	“steward” or “administrator”
Vincent Stephen	Greek	“crown” or “garland”
Vincent Sterling	English / Old Norse	“little star” or “star-like”
Vincent Steven	Greek	“crown” or “garland”
Vincent Stuart	English / Old French	“steward” or “guardian of the estate”
Vincent Sullivan	Irish/Gaelic	“hawk-eyed” or “dark-eyed”
Vincent Tad	English	Short form of Thaddeus
Vincent Tanner	English	Occupational name meaning “tanner”
Vincent Tate	English	From Old English “tætte”, meaning “cheerful” or “glad”
Vincent Taylor	English	Occupational name meaning “tailor”
Vincent Theodore	Greek	From the Greek name “Theodoros”, meaning “gift of God”
Vincent Thomas	Aramaic	From the Aramaic name “Toma”, meaning “twin”
Vincent Timothy	Greek	From the Greek name “Timotheos”, meaning “honoring God”
Vincent Titus	Latin	From the Roman name “Titus”, meaning “honorable”
Vincent Tobias	Hebrew	From the Hebrew name “Toviyyah”, meaning “God is good”
Vincent Todd	English	Variant of “Tod”, meaning “fox”
Vincent Travis	French	From the Old French word “traverser”, meaning “to cross”
Vincent Trent	English	From the Old English word “trenta”, meaning “an invader”
Vincent Trevor	Welsh	From the Welsh name “Trefor”, meaning “great settlement”
Vincent Troy	Irish/Gaelic	From the Irish/Gaelic surname “O Troighthigh”, meaning “descendant of Troighthigh”
Vincent Tyler	English	Occupational name meaning “maker or layer of tiles”
Vincent Tyrese	American	Invented name, possibly a combination of “Tyson” and “Reese”
Vincent Tyson	English	From the Old French name “Tison”, meaning “firebrand”
Vincent Uriah	Hebrew	From the Hebrew name “Uriyah”, meaning “God is my light”
Vincent Victor	Latin	From the Latin name “Victor”, meaning “victorious”
Vincent Wade	English	Occupational name meaning “ford” or “river crossing”
Vincent Walker	English	Occupational name meaning “cloth-walker”
Vincent Warren	English	From the Old Norman name “Warin”, meaning “guard”
Vincent Wayne	English	From the Old English name “Wain”, meaning “wagon”
Vincent Wesley	English	From the Old English name “Wesley”, meaning “western meadow”
Vincent Westin	English	Variant of “Weston”, meaning “western town”
Vincent William	Germanic	From the Germanic name “Wilhelm”, meaning “will-helmet”
Vincent Xander	Greek	Short form of “Alexander”, meaning “defender of the people”
Vincent Xavier	Basque	From the Basque name “Etxeberria”, meaning “the new house”
Vincent Zachary	Hebrew	From the Hebrew name “Zekharyah”, meaning “God has remembered”
Vincent Zane	English	“God is gracious”

Nicknames for Vincent

A nickname for your child can be a fun addition to their beautiful and unique first name like Vincent.

Here are some popular and distinct nicknames for Vincent that you should consider:

Vince

Vinny

Vinnie

Vinz

Vincenzo

Vincent Name Meaning & History

Vincent is a classic name with a rich history and a powerful meaning. Its origins can be traced back to Latin, derived from the word “vincere,” meaning “to conquer.”

This makes Vincent a name that symbolizes victory and triumph.

Despite its ancient roots, Vincent remains a timeless choice for parents who want to give their children a name that exudes strength and resilience.

Famous Vincents

The name Vincent has been prominent for centuries and has been adopted by several renowned historical figures.

Here are just a few easily-recognizable famous Vincents:

Saint Vincent de Paul

Saint Vincent de Paul is duly recognized as the patron saint of charitable societies, hospitals, and prisoners.

A French Catholic priest renowned for his relentless dedication to serving the underprivileged, St. Vincent established the Congreg a tion of the Mission and the Daughters of Charity.

These two organizations still exist today and consistently provide assistance to those in need.

Vincent van Gogh

Despite his troubled life and mental health struggles, the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh is widely recognized as one of the greatest artists ever.

Van Gogh’s works are well-known for their distinctive emotional depth, bold brushstrokes, and vivid colors.

Vincent Name Popularity

For centuries, Vincent has remained a well-liked name, and even today it remains a favored choice among parents.

According to the Social Security Administration, Vincent ranked as the 121st most popular name for boys in the United States in 2020.

Though its popularity has fluctuated (with its peak in the 1920s and 30s and a dip in the 60s and 70s), the name has reclaimed its appeal and is now a classic and enduring option for parents.

Wrapping it Up

Picking the ideal middle name for your child can seem overwhelming, but this authority guide on middle names for Vincent should provide you with some excellent inspiration.

Whether you prefer traditional, modern, or distinctive options, you’ll find a name on this list that will meet your requirements!

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