Nacho

Nacho is predominantly used for baby boys. The meaning of Nacho is 'fiery one'. This name has been derived from Ignatius, a Latin name consisting of two Latin elements, ignis meaning 'fire' and natus meaning 'born.' So, the name Nacho could also translate to 'born from fire'. This name is also derived from Etruscan, a Latin word meaning 'rays of the sun', 'radiance', 'glow', 'light', and 'fire'. The first name Nacho was first recorded in the United States in 1883. Most people named Nacho are found in places like Argentina, Spain, Vietnam, Sweden, and the United States. Around 14 baby boys were born with the forename Nacho between 1922 and 2019. Nacho was famous around the 1900s. It also reached its peak popularity in 1962. Nacha is the feminine form of Nacho. Several television and film directors and actors, including Nacho Barahona, Nacho Galindo, and Nacho Martinez. Many Spanish footballers are also known as Nacho, such as Ignacio Santamaria and Jose Ignacio Fernandez Iglesias. Nacho is also the name of corn-based chips invented by Ignacio 'Nacho' Anaya, a Mexican cook.