Bartolo (en. Bartolo)

/baɾˈtolo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Common name that can be used as a nickname or colloquial name.
They call his friend Bartolo because he is very funny.
Le dicen Bartolo a su amigo porque es muy divertido.
Can refer to a character in popular tradition.
In the story, Bartolo is a hero who helps those in need.
En el cuento, Bartolo es un héroe que ayuda a los necesitados.
Name used in certain Spanish-speaking regions.
Bartolo is a very popular name in some cultures.
Bartolo es un nombre muy popular en algunas culturas.

Etymology

Probably of Spanish origin, related to the name Bartolomé.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to be like Bartolo
To be in a complicated or ridiculous situation.
estar como Bartolo
to do a Bartolo
To do something clumsily or foolishly.
hacer un Bartolo

Related Words

Bartolomé
Original name from which Bartolo derives.
Bartolomé
Barto
Abbreviated or diminutive form of Bartolo.
Barto

Slang Meanings

It is used to refer to someone who is a bit clumsy.
That guy is a Bartolo on the dance floor.
Ese chico es un Bartolo en la pista de baile.
Designates a person who always gets into trouble.
Don't say that, don't be a Bartolo, you're going to get into trouble.
No le digas eso, no seas Bartolo, te vas a meter en líos.