What does Salvio mean?

Salvio as a boys' name is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Salvio is "saved". The ferminine form Salvia is the Latin word for the herb sage.

STARTS WITH Sal-

ASSOCIATED WITH herb (tree), sage (philosopher)

Variations

VARIANTS Salvian, Salviano, Salviatus

How popular is Salvio?

Salvio is a rare given name for men but a very popular last name for both adults and children (#64186 out of 150436, Top 43%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)

Similar Names

Salvio is pronounced similarly to Silvio and Sylvio. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Alfio, Amalio, Calvin, Calvino, Celio, Clovio, Dario▲, Elvio, Favio, Fulvio, Galvin, Kalvin, Malvin, Mario, Olivio, Paladio, Saarik, Sabino, Sachio, Safir, Sagiv, Sahil, Said, Saiyid, Sal, Saleem, Salem, Salim, Salman, Salomo, Salomon, Salton, Salvador, Salvator, Salvidor, Salvino, Sami, Sammie▼, Sandie, Sandino, Sandro, Sanjiro, Santo, Sanzio, Sapir, Sariq, Savil, Savin, Savino, Savion▼, Savionn, Savyon, Scipio, Selim, Selmo, Sergio, Shlomo▲, Silvain, Silvan, Silvaon, Silverio, Silvino, Slavin, Slim, Sollie, Stasio, Stevie▼, Sylvan, Sylver, Tadio, Tadzio, Tavio and Valerio. These names tend to be more frequently used than Salvio.