Carlo

Carlo comes from the Italian word meaning 'free man,' rooted in the Germanic name Karl. There's a timeless strength to it, a name that carries the essence of freedom and strength, much like its etymology suggests. Carlo feels classic and regal, with a touch of charisma that has kept it relevant through the decades.

In terms of popularity, Carlo has had quite the impressive history. It first made a significant leap into the Top 1000 in 1908, climbing an impressive 488 spots from the previous year. It enjoyed a long run, staying in the Top 1000 for 100 consecutive years from 1908 to 2007. Its peak came in 1923 when it reached a rank of #470. Even today, Carlo remains in the rankings, sitting at #914 in 2024.

Carlo is a name that exudes strength and charisma. It feels both timeless and approachable, making it a solid choice for those who appreciate names with historical depth and a touch of elegance. It's perfect for someone who wants a name that stands out in its classic simplicity while carrying a sense of dignity and freedom.