Braulio
BRAH-lee-oh
Meaning:
Brave or strong, derived from the Germanic elements 'brac' meaning 'arms' and 'wulf' meaning 'wolf.'
Gender
Boy
Origin
Spanish, Latin, Germanic
Popularity Rank
#2043 (boys)
#4488 (overall)
#4488 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, Braulio has a steady presence in Spanish-speaking countries and is appreciated for its unique and noble sound.
Why Parents Choose Braulio
Parents often choose Braulio for its strong historical roots, distinctive sound, and meaningful connection to bravery and strength.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Braulio has historical significance dating back to medieval Spain, where it was borne by noble figures and saints. It gained popularity in Spanish-speaking countries and has maintained a classic yet distinctive presence.
Braulio is a name with roots in Spanish and Latin-American cultures, often associated with strength and leadership.
Notable People Named Braulio
- Braulio Estima, Brazilian judoka
- Braulio Baeza, Spanish footballer
- Braulio García, Spanish novelist
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Pop Culture References
- Braulio Estima in martial arts
- Braulio Baeza in sports