Meaning and history
Aldo began as a short form of Germanic names starting with alt, meaning “old” (Proto-Germanic *aldaz), and was sometimes also used for names beginning with adal, meaning “noble” (Proto-Germanic *aþalaz).
20062006: 416 births, rank #589
2007: 666 births, rank #430
2008: 452 births, rank #571
2009: 471 births, rank #560
2010: 501 births, rank #513
20112011: 435 births, rank #576
2012: 486 births, rank #539
2013: 495 births, rank #535
2014: 407 births, rank #647
2015: 430 births, rank #623
20162016: 392 births, rank #660
2017: 313 births, rank #752
2018: 267 births, rank #832
2019: 311 births, rank #764
2020: 297 births, rank #783
20212021: 222 births, rank #987
2022: 242 births, rank #943
2023: 238 births, rank #949
2024: 226 births, rank #993
20252025: 241 births, rank #960
Aldo rose from #993 to #960 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2007, with 666 births.