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♂ Armando
What does Armando mean?
Armando 
as a name for boys has its root in Old German, and Armando means "soldier". Armando is a Spanish form of Armand (French, Old German): respelling of Herman. See also Arman
STARTS WITH Ar-
ASSOCIATED WITH soldier (warrior)
Variations
RELATIONS VIA ARMAND, HERMAN Almando, Arman, Armande, Armani▲, Armin, Armino, Armon, Armond, Armonde, Ermanno, Ermano, Ormond, Ormonde
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
(female)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Armando Vince (A.V.), ..
How popular is Armando?
Armando is a very popular first name for males (#258 out of 1220, Top 21%) and also a very popular surname for both adults and children (#37591 out of 150436, Top 25%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Armando was first listed in 1900-1909 and reached its highest rank of #205 in the U.S. in the year 1997, and is at #474 currently. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2018)
Which version is better?
Prominent alternative forms of Armando (#474 A YEAR AGO) are Armani (#463), Armon (#1489), Arman (#1577), Armand, Armin, Armond, Herman and Ormond. Other forms, like Armande, are uncommon. Adoption of these forms of Armando reached its apex 118 years ago (ADOPTION OF 0.4%) and has become significantly diminished since (ADOPTION 0.1%, 79.6% LESS), with versions like Herman becoming somewhat dated. Armando has generally been preferred by parents, although Armani appears to be gaining popularity too.
Similar Names
Recommended sound-alike names are Abundo, Aciano, Adriano, Ahmaad, Ahmad▲, Aidano, Aimond (see Aimon), Aland, Alano, Alanso, Alanzo, Albano, Alcado, Almanzo, Amad, Amadeo, Amado, Amador, Amahd, Amalio, Aman, Amando, Amani, Amato, Araldo, Aran, Arand, Arcadio, Arcenio, Arcinio, Arend, Argento, Arian, Arkadi, Arkady, Arlan, Arland, Arlando, Armahni, Armante (see Arman), Armen, Arminlo (see Armin), Armoni, Arnald, Arnaldo, Arnan, Arnaud, Arnd, Arndt, Arno, Arnoldo, Aroldo, Arpad, Arran, Arsanio (see Arsenio), Arsenio, Arseno (see Arsenio), Arsenyo, Arsinio (see Arsenio), Arsino, Arvad, Arvind, Ayman, Brando, Edmondo, Edmundo, Fernando, Grimaldo, Hernando, Lando, Nando, Normando, Orlando, Orlondo and Ormand. These names tend to be less commonly used than Armando.
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