Joaquim is a Portuguese and Catalan name derived from the Hebrew name Joachim, meaning "established by God. " The name has been used for centuries, with its popularity varying across different regions. In Portugal and Catalonia, Joaquim is a common name with deep cultural significance. Over time, the name has been adapted into various forms, such as Joaquin in Spanish, reflecting its rich linguistic heritage. The importance of the name lies in its biblical roots and its association with Saint Joachim, the father of the Virgin Mary, making it a revered name in Christian tradition.
