Amedeo

Amedeo comes from the Italian and Latin roots, meaning 'Lover of God' and 'Beloved of God', respectively. It's a name that carries with it a sense of devotion and deep affection, drawing from 'amare' (to love) and 'Deus' (God) in Latin. This classic choice feels both regal and timeless, evoking an image of someone artistic and intellectual, with a touch of spirituality.

In terms of popularity, Amedeo reached its highest rank at #1300 in 1914. It hasn't been in the top 100, but it did see a notable leap of 3411 spots between 2019 and 2020. Despite this brief surge, it recently dropped from #7734 to #12301 in just a year, by 2024.

Amedeo has a certain old-world charm, perfect for those who appreciate a name with historical depth and a touch of elegance. It feels like a name for someone who is both thoughtful and creative, perhaps with an inclination towards the arts or scholarly pursuits. It's a name that stands out quietly, with a sense of enduring grace.