Arlo
Arlo has disputed origins. It may derive from the Old English "arn" (eagle) and "hlaw" (hill) — meaning "eagle hill." Arlo Guthrie (born 1947), the American folk singer whose "Alice's Restaurant Massacree" (1967) defined the era, is the most famous bearer. Arlo entered the US top 200 in 2018 and continues to climb. The single syllable is direct, and the "o" ending gives it warmth. Arlo is a male name of English (disputed) origin that means "Unknown (possibly "fortified hill")". Brisk, modern, and a little folksy. The name sounds friendly. Arlos tend to be approachable. US top 200 since 2018. Rapidly rising. Well-known people named Arlo include Arlo Guthrie (singer), Arlo (English name), Arlo (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Arlo include Arloe (variant), Arrlo (variant), Arlow (variant), Ari (related).