Fulvio

A name with a pleasing hue, Fulvio comes from the Latin fulvus used poetically to describe saturated bronze and gold, the coats of lions and eagles and the color of sand and earth. Considered the Italian and Spanish form of the Roman Fulvius, it has been borne by basketball player Fulvio de Assis, historian Fulvio Orsini, cross country skier Fulvio Valbusa, and poet Andrea Fulvio, just to mention a few.

Pronounced FOOL-vee-oh.

As of October 2026, Fulvio ranked #3597 for boys in US births in 1923 SSA, peaked at #3017 for boys in 1916.