| Meaning | sacred name |
| Origin | Greek, Italian, Spanish |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 8 |
| Syllables | 4 |
| Syllabification | Ge-ro-ni-mo |
About Geronimo
The name Geronimo, with its rich historical and cultural significance, carries an air of reverence and distinction. Derived from the Greek words for "old name" or "sacred name," Geronimo embodies a sense of legacy and heritage. This name's origins can be traced to both Spanish and Italian roots, lending it a global appeal.
Historically, Geronimo was the name of a notable Apache leader and medicine man, symbolizing strength and wisdom. In modern times, it has been embraced by various prominent individuals, including authors, athletes, and musicians, illustrating its versatility and timelessness.
With variations like Jeronimo and Jerónimo, the name offers options for personalization while maintaining its distinctive essence. Common nicknames like Jerry or Gero add a touch of familiarity to the name's grandeur.
Choosing Geronimo for a baby boy bestows upon him a name intertwined with history and culture, a name that stands as a testament to the strength of the past and the potential of the future.
Nicknames for Geronimo
| Gerry |
| Ger |
| Nimo |
| G |
Famous People Named Geronimo
| Geronimo Stilton | b. 1959 - Italian children's book author and the protagonist of the Geronimo Stilton book series |
| Geronimo Rulli | b. 1992 - Argentine professional footballer |
| Geronimo Baqueiro Foster | 1936–1996 - Mexican conductor and composer |
| Geronimo Berroa | b. 1965 - Former Major League Baseball player |
| Geronimo Pratt | 1947–2011 - American Black Panther Party member |
| Geronimo Allison | b. 1994 - American football player |
| Geronimo Cardano | 1501–1576 - Italian polymath, mathematician, and physician |
| Geronimo de Aguilar | 1489–1531 - Spanish priest and conquistador |
| Geronimo Gil | b. 1975 - Former Major League Baseball player |
Characters Named Geronimo
| Geronimo Jackson | Fictional band from the TV show "Lost" |