What does Nasarrio mean?

Nasarrio as a name for boys is of Latin origin. Nasarrio is a variant form of Nazaire (Latin): form of Nazareth.

STARTS/ENDS WITH Na-, -io

Variations

VARIANTS Nazaro, Nazario, Nasareo

How popular is Nasarrio?

Nasarrio is an unusual given name for males. Nasarrio is an equivalently uncommon surname too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Nasarrio is alike in pronunciation to Nasareo, Nazario and Nazaro. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Arrio, Arsanio (see Arsenio), Basilio, Cassio, Castorio (see Castor), Cesario, Damario, Darcio, Dario▲, Demario, Esabio (see Eusebius), Esavio (see Eusebius), Eusabio, Eusaio (see Eusebius), Eusavio, Helario, Hilario, Ilario, Illario, Januario, Jemario, Lamario, Lotario, Macario, Maccario, Macerio, Mackario (see Makarios), Makario, Manasio, Marcio, Mario, Maurio, Narciso, Nardo, Naseer, Naser, Nasir▲, Nasr, Nassor, Natalino, Natalio, Navarre, Navarro, Nazaire, Nazarius, Nektario, Nesterio (see Nestor), Nestorio, Norrie, Norris▼, Paladio, Rosario▼, Saverio, Torrio (see Torio) and Valerio. These names tend to be more frequently used than Nasarrio.