Origin and Meaning of Malo
Meaning & Origin
Brave and strong
Origin: Breton - Derived from the Breton name 'Malo', which is linked to the Latin name 'Maclovius', associated with Saint Maclou, a Breton bishop.
Interesting Facts
- Malo is a name commonly used in Brittany, a region in northwest France, and is often associated with Celtic culture.
- In some cultures, the name Malo may also have variations, such as 'Malou' in French, offering a softer sound.
- Notable bearers of the name include Malo de Lussan, a French pirate from the 17th century, and Malo the Hermit, a Breton saint.
- The popularity of the name Malo has grown in recent years not only in France but also among parents looking for unique names worldwide.
- Related names include Malou, Malloy, and Mally, which share similar phonetic characteristics.