Concepcion

conception (Spanish, referring to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary)

Concepcion is a spanish / biblical girl name in the Philippines. PSA rank #231 (33,910 records), 3 syllables.

Spanish / Biblical Spanish colonial
PSA rank
#231
Count
33,910
Syllables
3
Origin
Spanish / Biblical
Historical layer
Spanish colonial
Sound
Neutral

Origin and meaning

conception (Spanish, referring to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary)

Concepcion entered Philippine naming traditions during the Spanish colonial period as a traditional devotional Marian name. It has historically been given to baby girls born around the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8) or in devotion to the patroness of the Philippines. While more common among older generations, it remains deeply rooted in Filipino Catholic onomastics.

Derived directly from the Spanish Marian title 'María de la Concepción' (Mary of the Conception), referencing the Catholic dogma of the Immaculate Conception.

Spanish 80% Biblical 20%

Name character

Strength
4/5
Modernity
1/5
Formal feel
4/5
Sound: Neutral Saint Pairs with short or long surnames Travels well High origin confidence

In the Philippines

Frequently paired in compound names such as Maria Concepcion. Commonly abbreviated to traditional Filipino nicknames like Conching, Ching, Connie, or Cepting.

Best known for: The Immaculate Conception (Patroness of the Philippines)

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Concepcion is the given name. The full name is Concepcion + mother's maiden surname + father's surname. Score a pair from a combination page or the homepage search.

Is Concepcion a common girl name in the Philippines?

PSA rank #231 describes how often this given name appears in Philippine records — not whether it is a better name. Fit with both family surnames still matters more for the birth certificate.