Reno
Meaning of Reno
The name Reno is a masculine name with roots in both Italian and Spanish cultures, pronounced as REH-noh (/ˈre.no/). It is a unique and relatively uncommon choice for baby boys in the United States, though it has seen sporadic use over the decades. The name Reno can be associated with the city of Reno in Nevada, known for its vibrant casino scene and outdoor recreational activities. This association lends an adventurous and lively connotation to the name. A notable variation of Reno is Renzo, which carries a similar cultural flair. Despite its modest popularity, with occurrences fluctuating over the years, Reno remains a distinctive and intriguing option for parents seeking a name that stands out yet retains a classic appeal.
Pronunciation
Italian,Spanish
- Pronunced as REH-noh (/ˈre.no/)
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Notable People Named Reno
| Reno Omokri is a Nigerian author and social media influencer. |
| Richard Cornell, also known as Reno, is a retired professional wrestler who gained fame during his time with World Championship Wrestling, particularly for holding the WCW Hardcore Championship. |
| Reno Browne, also known as Josephine Ruth Clarke, was an American equestrian and B-movie actress in the late 1940s and 1950s, often credited as Reno Blair. |
| Reno Wilson - Roy "Reno" Wilson is a well-known American actor recognized for his roles in The Cosby Show, Mike & Molly, Good Girls, The Chronicle, Blind Justice, and for providing character voices in the Transformers film series, She Creature, and Bolden. |
