What does Calogero mean?

Calogero as a boys' name is of Italian origin, and the meaning of Calogero is "fair old age". Name of a saint, a Sicilian hermit.

STARTS WITH Cal-

ASSOCIATED WITH fair (white), old, saint, hermit (monk)

Variations

VARIANTS Calogeros, Kalogeros, Kalogerus

How popular is Calogero?

Calogero is an uncommonly occurring first name for men but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#41793 out of 150436, Top 28%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Recommended sound-alike names are Baldomero, Caballero, Cadog, Cadogan, Caeo, Caerd, Cairo▲, Calbert, Calder, Caldwell, Cale▼, Caleb, Caley, Calumet, Calvert, Calvino, Camaeron, Cameron, Candelero (see Candelario), Carlowe (see Carlow), Carmelo▲, Carter▲, Cartier, Carver, Casandro, Casimiro, Casper, Caster, Caulder, Chalmer, Chalmers, Cicero▼, Claro, Cleo▼, Clerc, Clerk, Cleto, Clodito (see Claude), Clodo, Clovio, Clovito, Colbert, Colier, Collier, Collyer, Colombo, Colter, Colver, Colvert, Cooper▲, Cordero, Covert, Culbert, Culver, Damero, Galtero (see Gauthier), Gualtiero, Haviero (see Javier), Homero, Javiero, Olivero, Pacorro, Raniero, Rayniero, Rogiero, Ruggero, Sandero and Saviero. These names tend to be more frequently used than Calogero.