Amerigo

Meaning of Amerigo

Amerigo, a warm and adventurous pick for a baby boy, springs from medieval Germanic amal (“vigor”) and ric (“ruler”) before taking its melodic Italian form—ah-meh-REE-goh. It instantly evokes Amerigo Vespucci, the fearless explorer whose voyages lent his name to two continents and cemented a legacy of discovery around the globe. Like a compass pointing north, this name dances with images of curiosity and quiet leadership, yet it stays wonderfully approachable—picture tiny Amerigo conquering backyard forts with unshakable confidence. With its rich history and rare modern flourish, Amerigo offers parents a persuasive blend of timeless elegance and spirited character that’s bound to stand out.

Pronunciation

Italian

• Pronunced as ah-meh-REE-goh (/a.me.ˈri.go/)

• Amari
• Amaro