For this Vazquez Adrian there are 28 different names on Yasni.
In the ranking of the most common first names Vazquez Adrian is on position 4563.
A few centuries within certain communities, Particularly of Iberian origin, it was common to baptize children as father's first name plus the word "son" Example Rodrigo son of John, with the passage of time, it fell into disuse and was used "to "So Pedro de Castro, Jose Lima and so on. But also the use of the patronymic was a very common procedure. That is if the added particle s or z depending on the source, but with the same meaning (son). And thus was born eg Rodrigues, son of Rodrigo Sanches (Sancho) Martines (Martins) Vazquez, Vaz or Velazquez (Vasco), Vazquez is of Iberian origin, ouseja can be both Portuguese and Spanish, and is written in various ways, Vázquez, or Vasques Vasquez. I hope I helped.
Male first name (English, German, Russian, Romanian): Adrian, from (H) Adriatic, Latin (Roman epithet), originally the nickname of the Roman emperor Publius Aelius Hadrianus, better known as 'Hadrian' (2nd century); This nickname goes back to the origin of his parents, Hadria (Atri today in the Italian province of Teramo), the origin of the name of the city is not known so far contributed 6 popes named Adrian or Hadrian Female first name (English): Adrian, the from (H) Adriatic, Latin (Roman epithet), originally the nickname of the Roman emperor Publius Aelius Hadrianus, better known as 'Hadrian' (2nd century), this nickname goes back to the origin of his parents, Hadria (now in Atri the Italian province of Teramo), the male of the name was in the U.S. about 1950-2000 and female still used, although rarely
