Gusttavo

Gusttavo is a masculine given name most commonly used in Brazil and other Portuguese-speaking communities. It is a variant spelling of Gustavo, which itself derives from the Germanic name Gustav, a traditional name found across Europe. The form Gusttavo reflects Brazilian Portuguese orthography, including the doubling of the consonant t, and is part of a broader pattern of name variants in the region.

In onomastic usage, Gusttavo is treated as a Brazilian variant of Gustavo rather than a distinct name. The double-t spelling is characteristic of many Brazilian adaptations of European names, and the name is usually given to boys. Common diminutives include Gus and Gust.

Gusttavo Lima, born in 1989, is a notable bearer. He is a Brazilian singer known for sertanejo music and has achieved widespread commercial success, including chart-topping hits such as Balada. His prominence has contributed to the visibility of the Gusttavo spelling in contemporary Brazilian culture.

While primarily associated with Brazil, the name Gusttavo is part of a broader family of names derived from Gustavo, including variants used in other languages such as Gustav and Gustave.