Narsiso is a unique and distinctive given name of Spanish origin. Derived from the Latin word 'Narcissus', which means 'narcissus flower', it adds an elegant touch to its bearers. In Spanish culture, Narsiso has been used as both a first name and occasionally as a surname. This name's usage dates back to medieval times and was popularized by Spanish writers such as Miguel de Cervantes in his famous novel "Don Quixote," where he mentions a character named Narsés. While not as commonly used today, the name Narsiso carries a rich history and a certain charm that sets it apart from more mainstream names.
In 1932, there were five babies named Narsiso born annually. Altogether, this results in a total of five individuals with this name being born during that year alone.