Alado

[aˈlado]

Background Story

Alado is a Galician word, from Latin ālātus, meaning 'winged'. The sources checked do not record it as a personal name.

From Chinese 安 (peace, quiet) and 昂 (raise, lift)

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Italian form of Adam, meaning 'man' or 'to be red'

English surname derived from the given name Adam

No documented meaning; recorded as a masculine given name in Dutch

An Indonesian name, a variant of Bagus and a short form of Agustus

Yoruba: from à- (nominalising prefix) + jà (to fight) + ní (to have), literally "one fought for to have"

An important figure in Jewish history, known for being a prominent rabbi.

Variant of Axel, a masculine name used mainly in Scandinavia