Reo
Meaning of Reo
Reo is a male name with origins in both American English and Japanese. In American English, it is pronounced as RAY-oh (/ˈreɪoʊ/), while in Japanese, it is pronounced as REH-oh (/ɾe.o̞/). The name has variations such as Rio. Reo has been given to newborns in the United States since at least 1912, with varying levels of popularity over the years. It reached its peak in 2017 when it ranked 6th, with 10 occurrences. Since then, its popularity has fluctuated but remained relatively consistent. Reo carries a modern and unique appeal, making it a great choice for parents looking for an uncommon yet stylish name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as RAY-oh (/ˈreɪoʊ/)
Japanese
- Pronunced as REH-oh (/ɾe.o̞/)
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Notable People Named Reo
| Reo Hatate is a Japanese professional footballer known for playing as a central midfielder for Celtic and the Japan national team. |
| Reo Sano is a Japanese dancer and actor, known for being the youngest member of the all-male dance and music group Generations from Exile Tribe. |
| Reo Revaldo Griffiths is an English professional footballer known for his role as a forward. |
| Reo Nakamura is a Japanese footballer currently playing for the Philippines Football League club Stallion Laguna. |
| Reo Wilde is a prominent American compound archer with numerous World Cup and World Championships titles. |
