Meaning and history
Spanish form of the Late Latin name Rogellus or Rogelius, probably related to the Germanic name Hrodger (see Roger), perhaps as a remnant of a Visigothic cognate. It has also been suggested that it may come from a diminutive of the Latin name Rogatus. Saint Rogellus was a 9th-century martyr from Córdoba.
20062006: 497 births, rank #520
2007: 506 births, rank #518
2008: 451 births, rank #572
2009: 352 births, rank #689
2010: 320 births, rank #719
20112011: 289 births, rank #777
2012: 324 births, rank #723
2013: 318 births, rank #733
2014: 295 births, rank #782
2015: 268 births, rank #838
20162016: 261 births, rank #863
2017: 244 births, rank #882
2018: 239 births, rank #905
2019: 198 births, rank #1,041
2020: 213 births, rank #998
20212021: 217 births, rank #1,006
2022: 219 births, rank #1,015
2023: 206 births, rank #1,053
2024: 182 births, rank #1,151
20252025: 180 births, rank #1,159
Rogelio moved from #905 to #998 for boys between 2018 and 2020. Its highest annual birth count came in 2005, with 548 births.