Guaraci (also spelled Quaraci) is a name derived from the Tupi word kûaraçy or kûarasý, meaning "sun". In Tupi-Guarani mythology, Guaraci is the god of the sun and the creator of all living creatures, according to Guaraní belief. The name reflects the deep reverence for the sun in indigenous South American cultures, where the sun is often seen as a life-giving force. This masculine name is primarily used in Brazil and other regions with Tupi-Guarani language influence. While not extremely common as a personal name, Guaraci appears in both given names and surnames, as well as in place names. Its connection to solar deity gives it a powerful, naturalistic meaning that resonates with the beauty and significance of the sun. Meaning: "Sun"; in mythology, the sun god Origin: Tupi-Guarani (indigenous South American) Type: Masculine given name Usage: Tupi, New World, primarily Brazil