Florentino
3,105 recorded births · active 1907–2025
Compare Florentino →Living-age distribution
The median living Florentino is 45. If you meet a Florentino, there's about a 70% chance they're between 22 and 71 years old.
Popularity arc
Peak Florentino: 1930. Down 86% from peak.
Projected: the dashed 10-year forecast (Holt damped-trend exponential smoothing, fit to recent years), with a shaded 95% interval.
Gender balance
Florentino is almost always given to male babies — 100% male.
Rarity
Florentino ranks #5,757 out of 105,966 names ever recorded by the SSA.
Name neighbors
People named Florentino have popularity-curve siblings named:
Geographic fingerprint
Florentinos are 1.2x more common in the West than the national average.
Predictive modeling
Three statistical models, all fit to Florentino's own SSA history plus the historical behavior of every other name in the dataset.
Peak popularity prediction
Florentino's modeled peak was #1,918 in 1930 — its trend isn't projected to beat that.
Projects the trend forward, then converts share into rank using this year's popularity distribution.
This forecasts Florentino's share of births by fitting a damped-trend model to its last 117 years of data and projecting 10 years forward with a widening uncertainty band. Each projected share is then translated into a rank by comparing it against 2025's actual name-popularity distribution — so the model implicitly assumes the overall shape of that distribution doesn't shift much over the forecast window. Its trend is projected to stay below its historic best over the next 10 years, so the model treats 1930 as its peak. Milestone probabilities come from how much of each year's uncertainty band clears that milestone's rank, combined across years as if they were independent — which slightly overstates the odds for names sitting right at a threshold, since a good year is usually followed by another good year rather than an independent coin flip.Name life-cycle stage
A rule-based classifier over recent growth, momentum, and peak proximity.
Florentino peaked in 1930 and now sits at roughly 14% of that peak, 95 years later — a name that was genuinely common once, now mostly heard from an older generation.
Popularity survival model
Once a name reaches a rank tier, how long does it typically stay there before falling out?
Built from a Kaplan-Meier survival curve: every historical run any name has ever had above this tier, with runs still ongoing today counted as still in progress rather than as an exit.Florentino isn't currently in the Top 100 tier. Estimated chance of entering it in the forecast window: 0%.
If Florentino enters Top 100, chance it's still there after:
Names that do enter Top 100 have historically stayed a median of ~19 years. Based on 668 historical Top 100 runs across every name in the dataset.