Eduardo
BoyOf Germanic origin, meaning "guardian of riches". A name borne by English kings, classic and internationally known.
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Means "rich guard"; in Spanish, Eduardo.
In Pythagorean numerology, E, N and W are initials of the number 5: it's read as curious and freedom-loving, quick to adapt to whatever's new. These are traditional readings, not a rule: everyone ends up becoming who they choose to be, whatever name they carry.
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Of Germanic origin, meaning "guardian of riches". A name borne by English kings, classic and internationally known.
Germanic · English · Spanish
The Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian form of the ancient Roman cognomen Emiliano. Derives from the Latin "aemulus", meaning "rival".
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The Italian form of Helios, meaning "sun" in Greek.
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Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".
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The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".
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Of Celtic origin, meaning "king of the bears".
Celtic · Italian · English · Latin
The Italian form of Francisco (Francis), from Latin, meaning "free".
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Of Latin origin, from the name Aurelius, meaning "the one of golden color".
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