Colorado
Spanish · Boy · 4 syllables
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About the name Colorado
The given name 'Colorado' means "colored red" or "reddish," derived from the Spanish adjective *colorado* (from Latin *coloratus*, past participle of *colorare* "to color").
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Etymology
The given name 'Colorado' means "colored red" or "reddish," derived from the Spanish adjective *colorado* (from Latin *coloratus*, past participle of *colorare* "to color"). It is not a traditional given name in any specific culture or religion, but is used occasionally in English-speaking countries, notably inspired by the U.S. state of Colorado, which was named by Spanish explorers for the reddish silt of the Colorado River.
Colorado currently ranks #12,495 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2006.
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