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Concepción is one of those names linked to the Virgin Mary that, in fact, can be rarely male too. As of 2023, there are in Spain 88 men and ~130000 women named Concepción. The average age for the male form is 71.4 and it is mostly found in the provinces of Ciudad Real and Toledo.
Now this is a unique name! Religious or not, I like it.
Very beautiful and Catholic.
Only works in Spanish-speaking countries.
Concepcion is also a surname found in the US in Puerto Rico and New York, and in other countries including Chile and Venezuela.From Venezuela comes the famous Cincinnati Reds Shortstop - David Concepcion. He played in Major League Baseball for 19 years with the Reds including their back-to-back World Series championship seasons in 1975 and 1976. The Reds later retired jersey number 13 in honor of his contributions to the team.
Given Name CONCEPCIONGENDER: FeminineUSAGE: VariousCONTRIBUTOR: cutenose on 8/8/2016LAST EDITOR: cutenose on 8/8/2016 [revision history]Meaning & HistoryVariant of Concepción used outside of Spanish speaking countries.
I'm not keen on this name. The meaning sounds strange and the name itself is way too religious. I do like the nickname Conchita, however.
I personally think this name is very pretty. Though, I wouldn't use it myself, because I wouldn't want her to be called "Concha".
Who would want to name their daughter "conception"? Please don't do it. Give your child a good name with a good meaning.
The pronunciation given is incorrect, as others have pointed out. The first syllable should be "kon" (sounds like cone), not "kawn".
The o in the first syllable does not sound like the o in "cone," which is a diphthong, not a pure vowel as in Spanish. It's more like the o in "or" (without the r, if you pronounce it).
It sounds like a hot girl. Latina mothers should name their daughters this.
It makes me think of contraception!
This has got to be one of the worst names out there. Name your kid something else please.
This name was used by a female on the 1930 Censo México (Mexico Census).
In Spanish (standard Spanish) it's pronounced something like kohn-thep-thiohn.
I don't think I would name my daughter this. It sounds weird. Too many jokes.
The pronunciation key here gives a very Anglicized way of saying the name. In Spanish it's said with purer vowels: cone-sayp-see-OWN.

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