Lopo
Germanic · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Lopo
Lopo is a Portuguese diminutive or shortened form of Leopoldo, which derives from the Germanic elements "leud" (people) and "pold" (bold), meaning "bold people." The name is primarily used in Portuguese-speaking cultures, particularly in Portugal and Brazil, with historical significance in medieval Iberian nobility and Portuguese maritime exploration.
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Etymology
Lopo is a Portuguese diminutive or shortened form of Leopoldo, which derives from the Germanic elements "leud" (people) and "pold" (bold), meaning "bold people." The name is primarily used in Portuguese-speaking cultures, particularly in Portugal and Brazil, with historical significance in medieval Iberian nobility and Portuguese maritime exploration.
Lopo currently ranks #229 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2017.
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