Romeo

The name Romeo means 'a pilgrim to Rome', referencing a traveler or someone from Rome, and is associated with passionate love due to its connection with Shakespeare's well-known character.

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The name Romeo traces its origins back to the Italian Renaissance era, where it gained popularity due to William Shakespeare's iconic play 'Romeo and Juliet'. It is derived from the Late Latin name 'Romaeus', which means a pilgrim to Rome or someone coming from Rome.

  • Popularity: 587th
  • Babies named Romeo in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 1123
  • Nicknames: Rome,Ro,Romy,Meo,Romey,Roro,Romito,Rosmio,Roms,Romey.
  • Full Names: Romanus,Romulus,Romolo,Romaesh,Romezac.
  • Famous Namesakes: Romeo Beckham-Soccer player, Romeo Santos-Latin Singer, Romeo Crennel-NFL Coach, Romeo Miller-Rapper, Cutting Crew's 'Romeo and Juliet'-song.
  • Gender: Traditionally used as a male name, but appears in unisex contexts due to cultural variations and adaptations in interpretations.
  • Numerology: As a numerology number 7, Romeo is often associated with introspection and analyzing deeper meanings in life. People with this name are analytical, thoughtful, and seek wisdom. They have a strong affinity for spirituality and philosophical ideas.

The name Romeo has experienced fluctuating popularity over the decades. In modern times, it has had a surge, notably influenced by celebrity babies and pop culture references. While it remains more commonly used in Italy, it has increasingly appeared in English-speaking countries, especially among those seeking names with literary and romantic connections.

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