Kahlo

"Kahlo" is a surname of German origin derived from "Kahl," meaning "bald" or "bare," historically used as a descriptive epithet for someone with little or no hair.

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Etymology

"Kahlo" is a surname of German origin derived from "Kahl," meaning "bald" or "bare," historically used as a descriptive epithet for someone with little or no hair. The name entered Spanish usage through German-speaking populations and became established in Mexico through immigration.

The surname is primarily associated with Mexican culture and has limited religious significance; it gained international prominence through Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), the renowned Mexican artist, making it iconic in Mexican and art history contexts.

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Kahlo currently ranks #12,929 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.