Russo is a distinctive male name of Italian origin, pronounced as ROO-soh (/ˈrusso/). The name Russo carries the meaning "red" or "red-haired," often associated with individuals who have red hair or a ruddy complexion. This surname-turned-first-name has an appealingly strong and robust sound, making it a unique choice for parents seeking something different yet meaningful. While not highly common in the United States, Russo has seen sporadic use over recent years, with occurrences peaking at 7 newborns in 2019, ranking 9746th. It offers variations such as Russ and Russell, which provide more conventional alternatives while maintaining the original name's charm. Russo is perfect for parents looking to honor their Italian heritage or simply seeking a rare and memorable name for their baby boy.
Ricardo Soares Florêncio, also known as Russo, is a former Brazilian footballer who excelled as a defender during his career. |