Otilio
Meaning of Otilio
Originating from Spanish, the name Otilio is associated with strength and bravery. It is pronounced as oh-TEE-lee-oh (/oˈtiljo/). The name has variations, such as Othello, which adds a touch of uniqueness to it. Although not very common in recent years, Otilio has been given to newborn boys in the United States. It ranked 10,772 in 2021 and had its peak popularity in 1957 when it ranked 2,497. This timeless name carries a sense of history and tradition while still maintaining a modern appeal.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as oh-TEE-lee-oh (/oˈtiljo/)
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Notable People Named Otilio
| Otilio Warrington, also known as Bizcocho, is a well-known comedian recognized for his roles as "Bizcocho" and "Cuca Gómez". |
| Otilio Vigil Díaz - Otilio Andrés Marcelino Celestino Vigil Díaz, also known as Vigil Díaz, was a Dominican poet and writer who is remembered for initiating modern Dominican poetry and creating the vanguard literary tendency, Vedrinismo. |
| Otilio Montaño Sánchez was a Zapatista general during the Mexican Revolution. |
| Luis Rafael de la Trinidad Otilio Ulate Blanco, who served as President of Costa Rica from 1949 to 1953, had French heritage from his mother and had two daughters with Haydee Rojas Smith. |
