Manolo (en. Manolo)

/maˈnolo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Common masculine name in Spanish-speaking countries, often associated with a friendly or sociable personality.

Manolo is always willing to help others.

Manolo siempre está dispuesto a ayudar a los demás.

Term that can be used colloquially to refer to an ordinary man or a friend.

That manolo from the corner always has good stories to tell.

Ese manolo de la esquina siempre tiene buenas historias que contar.

Diminutive of Manuel, of Hebrew origin 'Imanu'el', which means 'God is with us'.

Manolo from the street

Refers to an ordinary man, without pretensions.

Manolo de la calle

To be a manolo

To act in a friendly and familiar manner.

Ser un manolo

Manuel

Proper name that is the full form of Manolo.

Manuel

Mandy

Female variant of names related to Manuel.

Mandy

Friend

Person with whom one has a trusting relationship.

Amigo

Informal term to refer to a simple and carefree man.

That manolo spends his time enjoying life without stress.

Ese manolo se la pasa disfrutando de la vida sin estrés.

Often used to describe a man who is attractive but not pretentious.

That manolo is very handsome, but he seems very humble.

Aquel manolo es muy guapo, pero parece muy humilde.