Usage, description and more for Quasimodo
Gender: Male
Origin: 
France
Also available in
Polish,
Portuguese,
Quasimodo is used in
Poland 
Brazil 
Portugal
Quasimodo
Origin: The name Quasimodo has Latin roots and is derived from the Latin phrase "quasi modo geniti infantes," which means "almost in the manner of newborn infants." It is a name with literary significance.
Meaning:
The name Quasimodo is famously associated with the character in Victor Hugo's novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame". Quasimodo is the bell-ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, known for his physical deformities but also his kind heart and loyalty. The name reflects themes of acceptance, compassion, and inner beauty beyond physical appearance.
In modern usage, the name Quasimodo may symbolize overcoming adversity, embracing uniqueness, and finding strength in one's differences. It can be a reminder of the complexity and depth of human nature, as well as the power of resilience and empathy.