Amadeo Origin & Meaning

Gender: Male

Origin: Latin, Biblical origin

Meaning: “Love of God” or “loved by God”

Region: Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking areas

Amadeo is an Italian-Spanish boy’s name that sprouted from the Latin title Amadeus, meaning “love of God” or “Loved by God”. The name shows firm faith in the supremacy and command of God. A couple of centuries ago, the king of Spain bore this name, adding to its significance historically. A few more stars are added to the name by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The name is more familiar in Italy and Spain, particularly in Christian families. It is rare in other parts of the world, making it a unique choice. Parents seeking a classic name with historic glory may find this name valuable for their little star.

Famous Personalities

• Amadeo Bordiga was a revolutionary socialist who founded the Communist Party of Italy.
• Amadeo Giannini is remembered as the founder of the Bank of Italy, which Later became Bank of America. He was an American.

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