Théo
Meaning & Origin
Théo is a French short form of Théodore, itself from the Greek “Theodoros,” meaning “gift of God” (from “theos,” god, and “doron,” gift). It has become an extremely popular standalone name in France and other French-speaking countries.
Popularity
Théo has been consistently one of the top boy names in France for over a decade, prized for its warmth and simplicity. It’s increasingly used internationally, including in English-speaking countries, often as a modern alternative to Theo/Theodore.
Nicknames & Variations
Related forms include Theo, Theodore, Théodore, and Teodoro. Théo itself is often used as a complete first name rather than a nickname.
Quick Facts
- Gender: Boy
- Origin: French / Greek
- Meaning: Gift of God
- Pronunciation: TAY-oh
