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Angel Jusino

in the US

There are 15 people with the name "Angel Jusino" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Angel	389
Jusino	21,024
Angel Jusino	1,650,797

is 385th most common Edna
is 386th most common Carole
is 387th most common Glen
is 388th most common Charlene
is 389th most common Angel
is 390th most common Melinda
is 391st most common Lloyd
is 392nd most common Arlene
is 393rd most common Jan

is 21,020th most common Canizales
is 21,021st most common Firman
is 21,022nd most common Granderson
is 21,023rd most common Greek
is 21,024th most common Jusino
is 21,025th most common Kea
is 21,026th most common Lala
is 21,027th most common Millikin
is 21,028th most common Minier

is 1,650,793rd most common Angel Gamboa
is 1,650,794th most common Angel Goodman
is 1,650,795th most common Angel Haynes
is 1,650,796th most common Angel Huffman
is 1,650,797th most common Angel Jusino
is 1,650,798th most common Angel Lindsey
is 1,650,799th most common Angel Lujan
is 1,650,800th most common Angel Mariscal
is 1,650,801st most common Angel Marsh

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Meaning & History

Angel

Jusino

(male), (female) Very common Spanish boy's name (pronounced with a hard g and the stress on the second syllable), a vernacular derivative (via Latin) of Greek angelos, which meant ‘messenger’ in classical Greek, but in New Testament Greek acquired the specialized sense ‘messenger of God’, i.e. an angel. It is common in the U.S. In Britain it is now almost exclusively a girl's name, but it was used occasionally as a boy's name from the 1400s, if not earlier. As such it is familiar as the name of Angel Clare, the chief male character in Thomas Hardy's novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles (1891).