Bartolo

Bartolo is an Italian short form of the name Bartholomew, which has its origin in the Latin form of the Aramaic Bar-Tolmai and carries the meaning 'son of Tolmai'.

What does the name Bartolo mean?

Bartolo represents an Italian short form of Bartholomew, which in turn is a Latin derivation of the Aramaic name Bar-Tolmai, meaning 'son of Tolmai'.

Where does the name Bartolo come from?

The etymology of Bartolo shows that it is a male first name of Aramaic and Semitic origin, meaning 'son of Tolmai'. The Aramaic origin Bar-Tolmai directly means son of Tolmai. The name is found in biblical and Italian contexts.

How do you pronounce Bartolo?

The pronunciation of Bartolo is three syllables and melodic. It is pronounced 'Bar-to-lo' [ˈbaʁtolo], where a harmonious rhythm unfolds with open vowels. The final -o provides a gentle, rounded finish, making Bartolo appear lively and sonorous - characterized by a southern, harmonious flair.

Popularity

In Germany, Bartolo is a rather rare first name. It has not achieved a notable position in the German first name charts. The name Bartolo reached its best position in the Italian name charts in 2003, ranking 447th. In the last ten years, it has been given about 50 times in Italy, placing it 1,003rd in the ten-year statistics. From 1999 to 2024, it ranks 745th in Italy.

Nicknames & pet names

Bartol

Famous people

• Bartolo Ceru (Italian painter)
• Bartolo di Fredi (Italian painter)
• Bartolo Di Fredi (Italian painter)
• Bartolo Musil (opera singer)
• Piero di Lorenzo di Pratese di Bartolo Z (Italian painter)