Leopoldo (en. Leopold)

/le.oˈpol.do/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

The name is associated with several historical and cultural figures.

Leopoldo was an important character in literature.

Leopoldo fue un personaje importante en la literatura.

Name that comes from the union of the Germanic words 'leu' (brave) and 'bald' (bold).

Leopoldo was a king known for his bravery.

Leopoldo fue un rey conocido por su valentía.

Used as a first name, especially in Spain and Latin America.

My friend is named Leopoldo.

Mi amigo se llama Leopoldo.

Comes from Old German 'leod' meaning 'people' and 'bald' meaning 'bold.'

Leopoldo and his craziness

Expression referring to absurd or funny situations associated with a person named Leopoldo.

Leopoldo y sus locuras

There's no Leopoldo that counts

Phrase indicating that there is nothing worth it under certain circumstances.

No hay Leopoldo que valga

Lion

Related name meaning 'king of the animals.'

León

Poldoro

Variant of the name that can be used as a nickname.

Poldoro

A highly creative or eccentric person.

That guy is a true Leopoldo; he always has crazy ideas.

Ese chico es un verdadero Leopoldo, siempre tiene ideas locas.

Term used in some regions to describe a person who is charismatic and flashy.

I love his style; he's a Leopoldo in the best sense.

Me encanta su estilo, es un Leopoldo en el mejor sentido.