Forename Bonifacio

Around the world, Bonifacio (Bonifacio , Bonifácio , Бонифацио ) is a widespread male given name. The given name Bonifacio is characteristic of Equatorial Guinea, where it is quite a common boy's name, Philippines, and Mexico (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in Philippines, Mexico, and Argentina. Likewise, Bonifacio is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Bonifacio

name سان, name בוניפסיו, name Бонифас, name Bonifaz, name Боніфацій, name Bonifatius, name Bonifác, name Bonifacius, name Бонифаций, name Bonifac, name Bonifacio, name Boniface, name Fazio, name Boniphace, name Bonifazio, name Bonifácio, name Bonifacy, name Бонифацио

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Bonifacio	Peru, Philippines, Spain, Brazil, Mexico
Bonifácio	Argentina, Spain, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Mexico
Бонифацио	Russia

First names said to be same

Bonifac, Boniface, Bonifacius, Bonifacy, Bonifatius, Bonifaz, Bonifazio, Bonifác, Boniphace, Fazio, Бонифас, Бонифаций, Боніфацій, בוניפסיו, and سان

First name Bonifacio in the context

Bonifacio is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Bonifacio , the operatic character in the opera Adelson e Salvini by Vincenzo Bellini and Bonifacio Gieremei , the operatic character in the opera Imelda de’ Lambertazzi, Imelda de' Lambertazzi.

Notable namesakes

	bonifacio di tarso Roman saint, IT (b. 300)
	bonifacio iii pope, IT (b. 540)
	bonifacio v pope, IT (b. 600)
	bonifacio ii di spoleto (b. 900)
	bonifacio del vasto Italian noble, IT (b. 1060)
	bonifacio i del monferrato King of Thessalonica, IT (b. 1150)
	bonifacio d'agliano (b. 1170)
	bonifacio i IT (b. 1172)
	bonifacio di saluzzo (b. 1184)
	bonifacio di valperga Roman Catholic bishop, IT (b. 1200)
	bonifacio ii del monferrato King of Thessalonica, IT (b. 1202)
	bonifacio de camerana IT (b. 1201)
	bonifacio Italian catholic bishop (b. 1223)
	bonifacio lupi Italian politician and condottiero, IT (b. 1316)
	bonifacio vitalini Italian jurist and prelate from Mantua (c.1320-1389), FR (b. 1320)