Lonzo

Meaning of Lonzo

Lonzo, a vibrant twist on the classic Italian name Lorenzo, traces its roots back to the Latin Laurentius, meaning “from Laurentum” or “laurelled warrior.” It’s pronounced LAHN-zoh in English and LOHN-tsoh in Italian, giving it a melodic swerve that feels both familiar and fresh. Though its charm keeps it rare—hovering in the 900s (it hit #906 in 2024)—Lonzo is steadily making its mark like a rising star. With echoes of laurel crowns and sunlit piazzas, it evokes a spirit of victory and warmth, perfect for a little boy ready to lead with confidence. Whether inspired by the basketball star Lonzo Ball or simply drawn to its playful bounce, this name carries a touch of Mediterranean flair and a promise of lasting strength.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as LAHN-zoh (/lɑnzoʊ/)

Italian

• Pronunced as LOHN-tsoh (/ˈlɔnt͡so/)

• Leon
• Lorenzo
• Landon
• Alonzo
• Logan
• Lonnie