Cristino is an Italian given name, derived from the Latin word 'Christo', meaning 'follower of Christ'. It has been used for centuries as a male name in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide. Cristino is composed of the prefix 'Cris-', which means 'Christ', combined with '-tino', a suffix denoting a follower or adherent. The name was particularly popular during the Middle Ages when Christianity had a significant influence on society and culture. While it may not be as widespread today, Cristino remains an historic and culturally rich Italian given name.
"The name Cristino experienced a consistent level of popularity over the years, with most years showing between 5 to 9 births. There was a notable spike in popularity in 1993 with 12 births and again in 2001 with 10 births. However, overall, it appears that the name has been moderately popular throughout the century."