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The first name Celestino has its origins in Latin, derived from the word "caelestis," meaning "heavenly" or "celestial." This name is particularly associated with regions in Italy and Spain, where it has been used since the early Christian era, often linked to the divine or the heavens. Historically, Celestino has been borne by various saints, including Saint Celestine, which further emphasizes its religious significance. The name is often associated with qualities such as spirituality, kindness, and a connection to the divine. Variations of Celestino can be found in different cultures, including Celeste in French and Italian, Celestina as a feminine form, and the Anglicized version Celestial. In Spanish-speaking countries, the name is commonly used in its original form, while in Portuguese, it appears as Celestino. Each variation retains the core meaning related to the heavens, reflecting a shared cultural appreciation for the celestial.