Ramiro
Ramiro is a Christian boy name of Visigothic (Germanic), via Spanish origin, meaning “Famous counsel”.
| Meaning | Famous counsel |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Visigothic (Germanic), via Spanish |
| Pronunciation | rah-MEE-roh |
| Tradition | Christian, Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay |
Meaning and origin of Ramiro
Ramiro is a name brought to Spain by the Visigoths. It is usually traced to the Germanic elements 'ragin', advice or counsel, and 'mers' or 'mari', famous, giving 'renowned for wise counsel'. It was a royal name in the medieval Christian kingdoms of Asturias, León and Aragón, with several kings called Ramiro. The name has remained in steady, if modest, use in Spain and Latin America.
Is Ramiro a Christian name?
Ramiro has no biblical background, but a Saint Ramiro, a sixth-century Spanish monk venerated as a martyr, is honoured in León.
How popular is Ramiro?
An established but not very common name in the Spanish-speaking world.
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Spellings and variants of Ramiro
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Ramiro mean?
Ramiro means 'Famous counsel'. It is of Visigothic (Germanic), via Spanish origin.
Is Ramiro a Christian name?
Ramiro has no biblical background, but a Saint Ramiro, a sixth-century Spanish monk venerated as a martyr, is honoured in León.
How do you pronounce Ramiro?
Ramiro is pronounced rah-MEE-roh.
Is Ramiro a boy or girl name?
Ramiro is usually a boy name.