Cristoforo
MEANING
ORIGIN
Christian
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Greek name Christophoros, which is composed of 'Christos' meaning Christ and 'phero' meaning to bear or carry.
CULTURAL NOTES
The name is associated with Saint Christopher, the patron saint of travelers, known for carrying the Christ child across a river.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used since the early Christian era, the name gained popularity in medieval times, especially among those who wished to honor the saint.
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