Aldo
Meaning of Aldo
Aldo is a popular male name with Italian origins. In American English, it is pronounced as AL-doh (/ˈæl.doʊ/), while in Italian, it is pronounced as AHL-doh (/ˈal.do/). The name Aldo has a variation known as Aldous. Over the years, Aldo has been consistently used for newborn boys in the United States. It peaked in popularity in 2007 when it reached the rank of 430 out of all baby names given that year. Since then, its usage has slightly declined but remained relatively steady, making it a timeless and classic choice for parents seeking an elegant and sophisticated name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as AHL-doh (/ˈal.do/)
American English
- Pronunced as AL-doh (/ˈæl.doʊ/)
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Notable People Named Aldo
| Aldo Moro was an influential Italian statesman and five-time prime minister of Italy, known for his prominent role in the Christian Democracy party. |
| Aldo Rossi was an influential Italian architect and designer known for his contributions to architectural theory, drawing, design, and product design, and for his role as a leading figure in the postmodern movement. |
| Aldo Fabrizi was a renowned Italian actor, director, and comedian, famous for his role as a heroic priest in Rome, Open City and for his collaborations with Totò in successful comedies. |
| Aldo Cibic is a renowned Italian designer known for his innovative and influential work in the design industry. |
| Aldo Conterno was a renowned Italian winemaker known for producing exceptional Barolo wines from the Piemonte region. |
| Aldo Ferrer was a prominent Argentine economist known for advocating economic nationalism in Argentina. |
| Aldo Clementi was an Italian classical composer known for his innovative and influential works. |
| Aldo Zilli is a renowned Italian celebrity chef known for his expertise in Italian cuisine, who has been based in the United Kingdom since 1976. |
| Aldo Giuffrè was a prolific Italian film actor and comedian, known for his appearances in over 90 films spanning from 1948 to 2001, and was the brother of actor Carlo Giuffrè. |
| Aldo Montano III is a renowned Italian fencer and five-time Olympic medalist. |
| Aldo Rico is a retired Argentine Lieutenant Colonel and politician known for leading the carapintadas revolts in the late 1980s and later founding the MODIN political party. |
| Aldo Gastaldi was a prominent Italian Resistance leader in World War II. |
| Aldo Romano is an Italian jazz drummer and the founder of a rock group in 1971. |
| Aldo Nadi was a renowned Italian fencer, considered one of the greatest in his country's history. |
| Aldo Biscardi was a renowned Italian football broadcaster famous for hosting the show Il processo di Biscardi. |
