60%RatingSave Gender Masculine Usage Italian, German Pronounced Pron. GWEE-do(Italian) GEE-do(German) [key·IPA] Meaning & HistoryExpand Links Latinized form of Wido. This was the name of two 11th-century saints. Other notable bearers include 11th-century music theorist Guido d'Arezzo, 13th-century poet Guido Cavalcanti, and 17th-century painter Guido Reni. Related NamesFamily Tree·Details VariantVeit(German) Other Languages & CulturesWido(Ancient Germanic) Vid(Croatian) Vít, Vítek(Czech) Guy(English) Guy(French) Wide(Frisian) Vid, Vida(Hungarian) Gvidas(Lithuanian) Wit, Witek(Polish) Vít(Slovak) Vid(Slovene) Surname DescendantGuidi(Italian) User SubmissionGuidó PopularityDetails Last ranked #494 in 1965 France Last ranked #175 in 2020 Italy Last ranked #389 in 2012 Netherlands Last ranked #879 in 1931 United States People think this name isRate·Details classic mature informal common strong rough strange simple comedic Name DaysName Days? Austria: May 4Austria: June 12Denmark: September 12Estonia: June 15Italy: June 12Italy: November 4 Categories 2020's Grand Slam tennis players, Anne Rice characters, currently out of the US top 1000, Divine Comedy characters, Grandia characters, isograms, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure characters, Latinizations, music, Oscar Wilde characters, painters, poets, saints, The Golden Girls characters
