Camillo

Origine et signification de Camillo

Camillo comes from the Latin camillus, the term for a noble-born boy who assisted in sacred rites. The name thus blends nobility and devotion, and boasts illustrious bearers: Saint Camillus de Lellis, patron of the sick, and Camillo Benso di Cavour, architect of Italian unification. Common in Italy, it has counterparts in the French Camille and the Spanish Camilo. It keeps an aristocratic, historic tone—elegant and rich in civic and spiritual meaning.

Variantes dans le monde

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Personnalités célèbres

• Camillo Benso di Cavour— homme d’État
• San Camillo de Lellis— saint
• Camillo Golgi— scientifique