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What does Geraldo mean?
Geraldo as a boys' name is of Old German origin, and the meaning of the name Geraldo is "spear ruler". Geraldo is a Spanish form of Gerald (Old German): from g�r.
STARTS WITH Ge-
Variations
VARIANT Giraldo
RELATIONS VIA GERALD Garald, Garold, Gearalt, Geralde, Gerallt, Gerard▼, Geraud, Gerhard, Gerhold, Gerold, Gerolld, Gerollt, Gerolt, Gerrald, Gerrard, Gerrild, Gerrold, Geryld, Giraud, Girauld, Jerald▼, Jerold▼
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
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How popular is Geraldo?
Geraldo is a somewhat prominent first name for males (#1024 out of 1220, Top 84%) and an even more prominent surname for both adults and children (#40622 out of 150436, Top 27%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Geraldo entered the list in 1960-1969 and reached its highest position of #1130 in the U.S. in the year 1990, but is not in the list currently. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2018)
Which version is better?
Garold, Gerald (#894 THE PREVIOUS YEAR), Gerard (#1229), Gerhard, Gerold, Jerald and Jerold are the prominent alternative forms of Geraldo. Other variants, like Giraud, are seldom used. These relations of Geraldo were at the peak of their popularity during the years 1930-1939 (MEDIAN #741) and have become significantly less popular since.
Similar Names
Geraldo is alike in pronunciation to Jeraldo. Other recommended sound-alike names are Araldo, Arnaldo, Aroldo, Bernardo, Brando, Derald, Eberado, Eberardo, Evaldo (see Everild), Everado, Everardo, Everildo (see Everild), Ferdo, Fernando, Gallo, Galo, Gearard (see Gerard), Gedalia, Gedalio (see Gedaliah), Gedalya, Gemal, Gemali, Geraint, Gerall, Gerant, Gerardo▼, Gerasim, Gerhardt, Germano, Gerrall (see Jerrell), Gerred, Gervasio, Gervaso (see Gervase), Gherardo (see Gerard), Gildo, Girard, Goraidh, Grady▲, Graidy, Graydon, Grimaldo, Haroldo, Helado (see Heladio), Heraldo, Hernando, Jerardo, Naldo, Osvaldo▼, Oswaldo▼, Perdido, Reinaldo, Renado, Renaldo, Renardo, Reynaldo, Rinaldo, Ronaldo▼, Teobaldo and Waldo▼. These names tend to be less commonly used than Geraldo.
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