Comments for the name Cicero

Love this - heard it first in the film Gladiator, and just love how romantic, yet strong, it would sound on a boy.

At first it was pronounced Kikero. Caesar was pronounced Kajsar. C was pronounced as K and Ae as aj or just as I in English.

Cicero is the name of the son of Augustus Mutt from the comic strip "Mutt and Jeff."

In Latin it would be pronounced ki`kero (long i, short e, long o, emphasis on the first syllable).

Though it is almost impossible to tell how the ancient Romans would have pronounced something, judging by the fact the Romans were obviously Italian, they probably, as I was informed by my Latin teacher, have pronounced -ce and -ci like modern Italians. That would make this name Chi-che-ro. Though of course, one cannot be certain.

No, the pronunciation provided by the anonymous user (and honungspinglan) would be correct in Classical Latin.

Ugly, pretentious, and snobbish, and it would be hard to find nicknames.

This is the name of a town near Chicago.

A cute but still masculine name, a nickname could be Cici, very cute:)