Alonzo Boy
Origin(s)
Pronunciationuh-LON-zo / /əˈlɒn.zoʊ/Spanish; Italian
Meaning
Spanish: noble; Italian: ready
Historical & Cultural Background
Alonzo is derived from the Spanish name Alfonso, which has roots in the Gothic name Adalfuns, meaning 'noble and ready.' The name has been popular in various cultures, particularly in Spain and Italy. It has been used in literature and history, often associated with nobility and leadership. The name has variations across different languages, reflecting its widespread appeal.
Trend Summary
Alonzo has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with a notable presence in the early to mid-20th century.
Similar Names
Variants
- Alonso
- Alfonzo
International Variants
- Alonso (Spanish)
- Alfonso (Italian)
- Alonso (Portuguese)
Famous people named Alonzo
Alonzo Mourning is a retired American professional basketball player known for his time with the Miami Heat.
Alonzo King is an American choreographer and the founder of Alonzo King LINES Ballet.
Alonzo Bodden is an American stand-up comedian and actor who won the third season of Last Comic Standing.
Alonzo Harris is a fictional character played by Denzel Washington in the film Training Day.
Fictional characters named Alonzo
Alonzo is a character in the animated film The Aristocats, known for his charming personality.
Alonzo is a character in the musical Cats, portrayed as a playful and mischievous feline.
Sibling Suggestions
U.S. Historical Usage
The name Alonzo was first seen in the United States in 1880. Alonzo has ranked as high as #802 nationally, which occurred in 2022, and has been most popular in California, Texas, Illinois, Florida, and Georgia. In the past 5 years the name Alonzo has been trending up compared to the previous 5 years.
Popularity Over Time (National)
Top States for Alonzo (2024)
State | Births | Share |
---|---|---|
CA | 134 | |
TX | 96 | |
AZ | 30 | |
IL | 30 | |
FL | 28 | |
WA | 20 | |
NY | 19 | |
IN | 14 | |
GA | 14 | |
KS | 12 | |
NC | 12 | |
NV | 11 | |
MI | 11 | |
MA | 9 | |
OH | 9 |
Popularity Over Time (National) — Table
Year | Births |
---|---|
1880 | 122 |
1881 | 111 |
1882 | 133 |
1883 | 100 |
1884 | 112 |
1885 | 104 |
1886 | 106 |
1887 | 88 |
1888 | 110 |
1889 | 102 |
1890 | 88 |
1891 | 74 |
1892 | 104 |
1893 | 71 |
1894 | 102 |
1895 | 85 |
1896 | 89 |
1897 | 84 |
1898 | 104 |
1899 | 78 |
1900 | 116 |
1901 | 67 |
1902 | 81 |
1903 | 56 |
1904 | 76 |
1905 | 93 |
1906 | 85 |
1907 | 82 |
1908 | 57 |
1909 | 95 |
1910 | 90 |
1911 | 128 |
1912 | 177 |
1913 | 184 |
1914 | 204 |
1915 | 267 |
1916 | 274 |
1917 | 286 |
1918 | 287 |
1919 | 321 |
1920 | 308 |
1921 | 315 |
1922 | 320 |
1923 | 319 |
1924 | 340 |
1925 | 295 |
1926 | 298 |
1927 | 287 |
1928 | 265 |
1929 | 239 |
1930 | 268 |
1931 | 235 |
1932 | 271 |
1933 | 252 |
1934 | 253 |
1935 | 240 |
1936 | 207 |
1937 | 226 |
1938 | 233 |
1939 | 249 |
1940 | 256 |
1941 | 224 |
1942 | 244 |
1943 | 263 |
1944 | 235 |
1945 | 219 |
1946 | 259 |
1947 | 300 |
1948 | 350 |
1949 | 297 |
1950 | 365 |
1951 | 383 |
1952 | 341 |
1953 | 395 |
1954 | 375 |
1955 | 415 |
1956 | 418 |
1957 | 377 |
1958 | 454 |
1959 | 443 |
1960 | 463 |
1961 | 477 |
1962 | 538 |
1963 | 458 |
1964 | 449 |
1965 | 422 |
1966 | 384 |
1967 | 405 |
1968 | 384 |
1969 | 414 |
1970 | 404 |
1971 | 418 |
1972 | 368 |
1973 | 356 |
1974 | 337 |
1975 | 331 |
1976 | 301 |
1977 | 360 |
1978 | 282 |
1979 | 334 |
1980 | 363 |
1981 | 310 |
1982 | 325 |
1983 | 322 |
1984 | 321 |
1985 | 315 |
1986 | 371 |
1987 | 406 |
1988 | 460 |
1989 | 426 |
1990 | 432 |
1991 | 428 |
1992 | 398 |
1993 | 421 |
1994 | 469 |
1995 | 453 |
1996 | 407 |
1997 | 450 |
1998 | 394 |
1999 | 410 |
2000 | 434 |
2001 | 375 |
2002 | 433 |
2003 | 436 |
2004 | 421 |
2005 | 452 |
2006 | 450 |
2007 | 432 |
2008 | 483 |
2009 | 412 |
2010 | 434 |
2011 | 455 |
2012 | 454 |
2013 | 545 |
2014 | 527 |
2015 | 542 |
2016 | 499 |
2017 | 549 |
2018 | 612 |
2019 | 633 |
2020 | 625 |
2021 | 569 |
2022 | 651 |
2023 | 551 |
2024 | 594 |