Guadalupe, pronounced as /ɡwaðaˈlupɛ/, is of Spanish origin and means "river." It's a feminine given name derived from the Spanish word "Guadalupe," which refers to a river in Spain known for its many waters. This name has been popularized by its association with Our Lady of Guadalupe, a title bestowed upon the Virgin Mary in Mexico. The name Guadalupe is often used in Hispanic communities and has gained global recognition due to this religious connection.
The name Guadalupe experienced fluctuations in popularity with no clear trend over the years examined, ranging from a low of 5 to a high of 10 births per year.