Quinto is an Italian given name of Latin origin, meaning "fifth". It was traditionally bestowed upon fifth-born children, particularly sons, as part of the naming tradition practiced by some families to honor the birth order of their offspring. This custom is prevalent in Italy and other Roman Catholic countries. The name Quinto is often associated with its Roman counterpart Quintus, which also signifies being the fifth child in a family. However, it's important to note that today, Quinto can be chosen for any newborn, regardless of birth order, as parents may simply appreciate its unique sound or historical significance.
Quinto experienced significant fluctuations in birth rates between 1912 and 1929, with peak years being 1912 (11 births), 1918 (15 births) and lowest in 1920 (5 births). The total number of births during this period was 99.