Camilo

Masculine

Meaning

Derived from the Latin Camillus, possibly meaning 'attendant' or 'acolyte,' or related to the Roman god of youth.

Etymology

The name comes from the Latin Camillus, which may derive from Etruscan origins or from Latin 'camillus' meaning a young ceremonial attendant. It was borne by various Roman figures and later became popular in Christian tradition.

About the Name Camilo

Camilo is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Camille, widely used throughout the Hispanic world. It maintains the classical Roman heritage while adapting to Iberian linguistic traditions.

Notable Bearers

Camilo José Cela (Spanish writer) Camilo Sesto (Spanish singer)

Historical People Named Camilo