Cuauhtemoc

Meaning of Cuauhtemoc

Cuauhtemoc is a distinctive and historically rich name of Nahuatl origin, pronounced as kwow-TEH-mok (/kwawˈtemok/). The name is deeply rooted in Aztec history and culture, most famously associated with the last Aztec emperor, Cuauhtémoc, who valiantly resisted Spanish conquest. His legacy as a symbol of bravery and resistance has kept the name alive through generations. In the United States, Cuauhtemoc has remained relatively rare but consistently used over the decades, reflecting its unique cultural heritage. This name embodies strength and resilience, making it a meaningful choice for parents seeking to honor their indigenous roots or impart a sense of historical significance to their child's identity.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as kwow-TEH-mok (/kwawˈtemok/)

• Tlaloc
• Itzcoatl
• Moctezuma
• Quetzalcoatl