Théo
[te.o]Meaning
French, from the Greek 'theos', a god — 'god-given'.
Background Story
The name Théo is often derived from Greek origin, meaning 'gift of God'. It has been used in various French literature and films, often representing a character who is sensitive and kind-hearted. The name can also be associated with figures in popular culture, including a famous French artist.
Variations
theo, teo
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