Vince

Vince is an English and Hungarian given name functioning as a short form of Vincent, which derives from the Latin Vincentius, itself built on the root vincere, meaning to conquer. The name gained widespread use in Christian Europe largely through the veneration of Saint Vincent of Saragossa, a third-century martyr. In Hungary, Vince stands as an independent given name in its own right rather than merely a nickname. Vincent and Vincenzo are among the prominent cognates found across other European languages.