Evaristo is a unique and distinctive given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Euaristius. It is comprised of two elements: "eu" meaning 'good' or 'well', and "aristus", which translates to 'best'. Thus, the name Evaristo conveys the meaning of 'the best'. This name was popular among ancient Romans, often used as a cognomen, or nickname, to denote someone who was deemed excellent or superior in some way. The name has been carried through history and can be found among notable individuals, such as Italian composer Giuseppe Tartini, whose real name was Evaristo Felice Dell'Arte. Today, Evaristo remains an uncommon but intriguing choice for a first name, offering a blend of historic charm and uniqueness.
"This chart shows the annual number of babies named Evaristo over a span of more than a century, from 1911 to present day. The name's popularity fluctuated significantly; it reached its peak in 2022 with 13 births, but dipped as low as 6 births in recent years (2023). Over this period, there were a total of 1864 babies named Evaristo."