Elio
[ˈe.ljo]Meaning
Italian and Spanish form of Aelius, and the Italian form of Helios
Background Story
Elio is the Italian and Spanish form of Aelius, and it is also the Italian form of Helios. In Italian it derives from the Ancient Greek name Helios, while the Spanish form was borrowed from Basque. The name is used in Ancient Roman, French, Greek Mythology and Portuguese as well as Italian and Spanish.
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