Julio
[ˈxu.li.o]Meaning
Spanish form of Julius, from Latin Iulius.
Background Story
Julio is the Spanish form of the name Julius, which comes from the Latin Iulius. It is also the Spanish word for the month of July, and Chavacano inherited it from Spanish. The name is used in Spanish and in the Spanish-speaking world.

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