Origin and Meaning of Rodolpho
Meaning & Origin
Famous wolf
Origin: Germanic - Derived from the Germanic elements 'hrod' meaning 'fame' and 'wulf' meaning 'wolf'.
Interesting Facts
- Rodolpho is commonly used in Italian and Portuguese-speaking countries, as a variant of the name Rudolph.
- The name has been popularized in various cultures, particularly in Italy and Brazil, where variations like Rodolfo are widely embraced.
- Notable bearers include Rodolfo González, a famous Argentinian artist and writer, and Rodolfo, a fictional character in various literature.
- Rodolfo experienced varying levels of popularity throughout the 20th century, particularly peaking in the mid-1900s in several countries.
- Related names include Rudolph, Rodolphe (French), and Roldan, each with similar meanings and roots.