Rodolfo

Rodolfo is the Spanish and Italian equivalent of the Germanic name Rudolf, derived from the elements 'hrod' meaning 'fame' and 'wolf' meaning 'wolf'.

The name has a long history, borne by several notable figures such as Rodolfo I, the first King of Burgundy in the 9th century, and Rudolf I, the first monarch of the House of Habsburg.

In Spanish-speaking cultures, Rodolfo has been a popular name choice for centuries, often associated with strength, leadership, and nobility due to its royal connotations.

While the name Rodolfo is firmly rooted in Hispanic and Italian cultures, it shares similarities with other variants like Rudolf, Rudolph, and Ralph, reflecting its Germanic origins and the idea of renown or glory.