Origin and Meaning of Manlio
Meaning & Origin
The one who is a little brave
Origin: Italian - Derived from the Latin name 'Manlius', which may be related to a root meaning 'brave' or 'manly'.
Interesting Facts
- Manlio is a name that has been used in Italy since the ancient Roman times, associated with the Manlia gens, an important family in ancient Rome.
- The name is primarily used in Italy but has not gained widespread popularity in other cultures, making it a distinctive choice.
- Notable bearers of the name include Manlio Di Stefano, an Italian politician, and Manlio Messina, an Italian football player.
- The popularity of Manlio has remained relatively stable in Italy, with some fluctuations in usage over the decades, particularly rising in the early 20th century.
- Related names include Armando and Mannie, which also share roots connected to bravery or manliness.