Albeiro

Meaning of Albeiro

Albeiro is a masculine name of Spanish and Latin heritage, believed to derive from the medieval Spanish form of the Germanic Alberich or Adalbert—elements that convey “noble” or “bright ruler.” Pronounced ahl-BAY-roh (/alˈbeɾjo/) in Spanish, it has long been embraced in Colombia and neighboring Latin American countries, where it evokes regional identity and familial tradition. In the United States, Albeiro remains uncommon but steady: annual birth figures have hovered between five and fifteen since 2008, placing it near the 900th rank in recent years and reflecting its modest but persistent presence within Hispanic communities. With roots that span European medieval lore and Latin American culture, Albeiro offers parents a distinctive choice that bridges historical depth and contemporary resonance.

Pronunciation

Spanish

• Pronunced as ahl-BAY-roh (/alˈbeɾjo/)

• Alberto
• Alberico