Ciro is a masculine given name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman cognomen Cirus, which was also the name of a notable Roman general. The name likely originated from the Greek word kēros, meaning 'head' or 'chief'.
In Italian culture, Ciro is often associated with strength and leadership, as well as being a common patronymic surname. In other cultures, such as Latin American countries, Ciro has been used as a given name since colonial times.
People named Ciro are typically seen as confident, charismatic, and resourceful individuals who are naturally drawn to positions of authority. They often possess strong problem-solving skills and are known for their innovative thinking.
While not currently in the US Top 1000 names list, Ciro remains a popular choice in Italy and other European countries due to its classic charm and timeless appeal.