Origin and Meaning of Sulo

Brave; noble

Origin: Finnish - Derived from the Finnish word ‘sulo’ meaning 'charm' or 'grace', and may also be associated with the word ‘suloinen’, which means 'sweet'.

• Sulo is a traditionally Finnish name often given to boys, embodying qualities of bravery and nobility.
• The name is relatively uncommon outside of Finland, but it reflects the Finnish culture's appreciation for qualities such as charm and grace.
• Notable bearers of the name include Finnish politician Sulo Kallio and several fictional characters that embody the characteristics associated with the name.
• Popularity of the name Sulo has varied in Finland, experiencing waves of interest particularly in the early to mid-20th century.
• Variations of the name include Sula, and it can be considered a diminutive form or affectionate nickname for names such as Sulander or Sulola.