Arthuro

If you can’t decide between the names Arthur and Arturo, why not combine them and call baby Arthuro? A masculine title, Arthuro’s -o ending gives it a Spanish and Italian flair. Sharing Arthur’s link to medieval English legend and its central character, Arthuro has Celtic origins. Meaning “bear man” or “bear king,” this moniker stems from elements like artos (“bear”) and wiros (“man.”) King Arthur was a legendary ruler of Britain who was known for assembling with his knights around the Round Table. The tales of this regal figure’s adventures inspired Arthurian legend, a body of stories compiled by English and French writers. While little Arthuro will have their own favorite bedtime stories, their name could remind them that they, too, have the heart of a hero.