Quentin
Quentin comes from the Latin "Quintinus," a diminutive of "Quintus" — meaning "fifth." The name was traditionally given to the fifth child. Quentin was moderately popular in mid-century America, peaking at #281 in 1956. Quentin (the filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, born 1963, who directed "Pulp Fiction" (1994) and "Kill Bill" (2003-2004)) is the most famous modern bearer — one of the most influential directors of his generation. Quentin is a male name of Latin origin that means "Fifth (from Quintus)". Elegant, Latin, and a little edgy. The name sounds distinctive. Quentins tend to be intense. US peaked #281 in 1956. Now top 500. Well-known people named Quentin include Quentin Tarantino (filmmaker), Quentin (Latin name), Quentin (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Quentin include Quinton (variant), Quin (short form), Quent (short form).