Lalo

A common play on Eduardo, the Spanish masculine name Lalo is related to the English Edward, itself rooted in the Anglo-Saxon Éadƿeard. Though short and nimble, Lalo gains gravitas from the Old English ead, meaning "wealth," and ƿeard, meaning "guardian." Lalo also serves as a shortened form of the Greek Eulalio, which means "to talk well" and may encourage your little one to speak from the heart. Finally, some suggest Lalo derives from the Hebrew root el’ âzâr, meaning "God has helped" and lending a reminder that your kiddo has your support always.