Vince

Vince is an English and Hungarian given name derived as a short form of Vincent, which traces back to the Latin name Vincentius, from vincere, meaning to conquer or to win. The name became widely used in Christian Europe through the veneration of Saint Vincent of Saragossa, a third-century martyr. In Hungarian, Vince functions as the standard full form of the name rather than merely a diminutive. Related forms include Vincent, Vincenzo, Vicente, and Vinko.