Alegro
[aˈlɛɡro]Meaning
Portuguese form of the Italian musical term allegro
Background Story
Alegro is a Portuguese borrowing from the Italian allegro, a doublet of the Portuguese alegre. The sources checked record it as a musical direction and as a Portuguese adjective and noun, not as a personal name.
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