Geronimo

Meaning sacred name
Origin Greek, Italian, Spanish
Gender Boy
Popularity Moderate
Length 8
Syllables 4
Syllabification Ge-ro-ni-mo

About Geronimo

This name explodes with energy and adventure! Imagine calling this across a playground—it's a name that demands attention and celebrates boldness. Geronimo brings instant personality, conjuring images of fearlessness and spirited determination. Perfect for parents who want their son to embrace life with enthusiasm and courage, this choice breaks free from conventional naming patterns. It's memorable, powerful, and unapologetically distinctive. While some might hesitate at its dramatic flair, that's precisely its strength—this is a name for families who value individuality over conformity. Geronimo offers built-in conversation starters and storytelling potential, giving your child a name that's as dynamic as you hope he'll become. It carries weight without being heavy, excitement without being frivolous. For those ready to make a statement, Geronimo delivers confidence in four syllables.

Variations of Name Geronimo

Jerome
Jeremiah
Jeronimo
Girolamo
Hieronim
Hieronymus

Nicknames for Geronimo

Gerry
Ger
Nimo
G
Geronimo

Famous People Named Geronimo

Geronimo Stiltonb. 1959 - Italian children's book author and the protagonist of the Geronimo Stilton book series
Geronimo Rullib. 1992 - Argentine professional footballer
Geronimo Baqueiro Foster1936–1996 - Mexican conductor and composer
Geronimo Berroab. 1965 - Former Major League Baseball player
Geronimo Pratt1947–2011 - American Black Panther Party member
Geronimo Allisonb. 1994 - American football player
Geronimo Cardano1501–1576 - Italian polymath, mathematician, and physician
Geronimo de Aguilar1489–1531 - Spanish priest and conquistador
Geronimo Gilb. 1975 - Former Major League Baseball player

Characters Named Geronimo

Geronimo JacksonFictional band from the TV show "Lost"