Eusebi

Eusebi is a masculine given name of Catalan origin derived from the Latin name Eusebius, which in turn comes from the Greek Εὐσεβίος meaning "pious" or "devout." The Catalan form Eusebi is used in Catalonia and among Catalan-speaking communities; related forms appear in other Romance languages, such as Eusebio (Spanish), Eusébio (Portuguese), and Eusebio (Italian).

Usage of the name has historical roots in Catalan-speaking regions, where it was part of traditional naming practices. In modern times, Eusebi is relatively uncommon, but it remains recognized as a traditional given name within communities that preserve Catalan linguistic and cultural heritage.

Notable people with the given name include Eusebi Güell, a Catalan noble and patron of Antoni Gaudí, and Eusebi Planas, a Catalan painter known for works depicting urban life. These individuals illustrate the name’s historical presence in Catalonia’s cultural and social spheres.

See also: Eusebius, the Latin form of the name used in early Christian and classical contexts, from which the Catalan Eusebi ultimately derives. The name’s meaning, “pious” or “devout,” reflects its ancient linguistic roots and its enduring association with virtue.