Forename کارلو

All around the world, کارلو (Carlo , Karlo , کارلو) is a widespread masculine given name. The first name کارلو is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly Italy, where it is a widespread male name, Croatia, where it is a common male name, and San Marino (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Italy, Philippines, and Croatia. Very seldom, کارلو is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name کارلو

name Карл, name Carl, name Carlu, name Carlo, name Карлас, name Карой, name Чарлс, name Чарльз, Шарль, name קארוי, name Carlos, name Karl, name Карол, name Kaarlo, name צ'ארלס, name شارل, name تشارلز, name Károly, name Карла, name Carolus, name קרלוס, name קרל, name Charel, name קרלו, name Карлос, name Charles, name Шарл, name Чарльз, name Каролюс, name Карал, name Кароль, name Carles, name Шарль, name Karel, name Karol, name Караль, name Karlw, name Чарлз, name שארל, name Карло, name Карлес, name קרלס, name Каролис, name קארל, name Карлуш, name Charlez, name Karolis, name Karlo, name Карел, name Карай, name Carel, name كارل, name Siarl

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Carlo, Karlo	Germany, Croatia, Italy, Philippines, United States

First names said to be same

Carel, Carl, Carles, Carlos, Carlu, Carolus, Charel, Charles, Charlez, Kaarlo, Karel, Karl, Karlw, Karol, Karolis, Károly, Siarl, Карай, Карал, Караль, Карел, Карл, Карла, Карлас, Карлес, Карло, Карлос, Карлуш, Карой, Карол, Каролис, Кароль, Каролюс, Чарлз, Чарлс, Чарльз, Чарльз, Шарль, Шарл, Шарль, צ'ארלס, קארוי, קארל, קרל, קרלו, קרלוס, קרלס, שארל, تشارلز, شارل, كارل,

First name کارلو in the context

کارلو is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Carlo Rizzi , the fictional character from The Godfather series; Carlo Gervasi , the fictional character from The Sopranos; Lord Boreal , character in His Dark Materials; Carlo Hesser , the soap opera character, One Life to Live and Carlo , the fictional knight and companion of Rinaldo in Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, and in many other works.