Octavio
Octavio is a masculine given name of Latin origin used primarily in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking cultures. It is the Spanish form of the Latin name Octavius, and the English equivalent is Octavian. The feminine form Octavia is also known.
The name derives from Latin octavus, meaning "eighth" or "born eighth," from octo "eight." In ancient Rome,
In contemporary usage, Octavio is common in Spain, Portugal, and many Latin American countries, and is also
Notable people named Octavio include Octavio Paz (1914–1998), a Mexican poet, diplomat, and Nobel Prize in Literature
Variants include Octávio in Portuguese and Octavian in English; the feminine form is Octavia. The name is