Ramiro
[rɑːˈmiːroʊ]Meaning
spanish and portuguese form of a visigothic name, from gothic rana "wedge" or ragin "law" with mers "famous"
Background Story
Ramiro is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Ramirus, earlier Ranimirus, a Latinized Visigothic name. It comes from the Gothic element rana, "wedge", or perhaps ragin, "law, decree, assessment, responsibility", combined with mers, "famous". The name was borne by kings of León, Asturias and Aragon.
Temperament
Variations
Ramiroh, Ramiro
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