A Spanish masculine given name, ultimately derived from Hebrew Joachim meaning 'established by God'.
From Spanish Joaquín, from Hebrew Yehoyaqim. The name gained popularity through Saint Joachim, traditionally considered the father of the Virgin Mary in Christian tradition.
The name has numerous variant spellings across cultures - Joachim in German, Gioacchino in Italian, and Jaakko in Finnish. It's particularly popular in Spanish-speaking countries and has been borne by notable figures from composers to actors.
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