Prospero is a strong and unique name for boys. It has its roots in Latin, derived from the word "prosperus," meaning "fortunate" or "successful." The name Prospero is associated with positive qualities such as wealth, good luck, and success. It gained popularity after being used as the name of the protagonist in William Shakespeare's play "The Tempest." In terms of pronunciation, it is pronounced as PROS-puh-roh (/ˈprɑːspəroʊ/) in English. While not very common, the name Prospero has been given to a small number of boys in the United States over the years, according to data from the Social Security Administration.
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