Bricio

The name Bricio is of Celtic origin, derived from the Old Celtic element *brik- meaning 'broken' or 'fragmented'. It is a relatively rare name, primarily found in Hispanic cultures due to the veneration of Saint Brice of Tours. Saint Brice was a 5th-century bishop of Tours, France, who succeeded Saint Martin of Tours. His feast day is celebrated on November 13th.

While the name's etymological roots are Celtic, its usage and popularity have been largely influenced by its adoption into Latin and subsequent spread through Christian tradition, particularly in regions with strong Catholic heritage. The name has maintained a niche presence, often passed down through generations in families honoring the saint.