Tito is a lively, two-syllable name with roots in ancient Rome. As a diminutive of the Latin Titus—meaning “title of honor” or “defender”—it found fresh life in Spanish and Italian-speaking cultures before rolling off tongues around the globe. In the U.S., Tito has hovered around the #900 spot over the past decade, making it a pleasantly uncommon choice that still feels comfortably familiar. Carried by musical legends like Tito Puente and Tito Jackson, as well as the historic figure Josip Broz Tito, the name carries a dash of rhythm and leadership. Warm, approachable, and easy to pronounce, Tito sparkles like a beam of sunlight—bright, upbeat, and full of promise. Plus, it’s short enough to fit on a soccer jersey and long enough to stand out in a crowd. For parents seeking a name that’s short on letters but big on personality, Tito fits the bill.
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