Pacience is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of Latin origin. Derived from the Latin word 'patiens', which means "enduring", Pacience signifies patience and endurance. It has been more commonly used as a surname throughout history, but there are instances where it has been employed as a first name, particularly in historical records and among certain religious communities. The name Pacience may have been popularized by notable figures such as the 17th-century English novelist Aphra Behn's character Pacienza in her play 'The Feigned Innocents'. It offers an alternative to more conventional names like Patience while still conveying a similar meaning.
The name Pacience experienced a peak in popularity in 2006 with 8 births that year.