Armando
a-rman-do,
ar-ma-ndo
US Popularity:1147
Origin:Roman
Meaning:Soldier, Army man
The handsome name Armando means "army man" or “soldier,” which may inspire parents hoping to raise a strong and self-sufficient individual. Despite this masculine name's tough connotations, there is something romantic and soft about it too, which is no surprise due to its Roman, Spanish, and Mexican roots and Latin influence. Armando emerged in the Middle Ages and first landed on the US baby-name charts in the early 20th century. No doubt your precious baby boy will soldier through life with an open heart and a compassionate, protective soul.
How Popular Is The Name Armando?
The Bump Ranking
Overall:Armando is currently #2759 on The Bump
Boy:Armando is currently #1550 on The Bump Boy Names
U.S. Births
Overall:Armando is currently #1147 in U.S. births
Boy:Armando is currently #566 in U.S. births
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2024
#566
in 2024
+ 1
from 2023
Sources
Behind the Name, Armando, October 2024
WordSense, Armando
Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources, Herman
Online Etymology Dictionary, Herman, October 2017
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