Quintarius is an uncommon and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'quintus', meaning fifth. This name carries a strong Roman historical reference, as it was used to denote someone who was born on the fifth day after a certain event or person's birth. In ancient Rome, names like Quintus were often accompanied by a gens (clan) name such as Fabius or Aurelius, forming names like Quintus Fabius or Quintus Aurelius. Today, Quintarius stands alone as an unique and powerful given name, suited for those seeking a distinctive moniker with a rich historical heritage.
The name Quintarius experienced fluctuations in popularity over the years, with a significant peak in 1995 (23 births) and another notable high in 1997 (25 births). However, it seems to have declined since, with more recent years showing fewer than ten births each.