Conrado as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Conrado

What is the meaning of the name Conrado ?

The baby name Conrado is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced Spanish: kon-RAH-doh (/konˈɾaðo/); English: kuhn-RAH-doh (/kənˈrɑːdoʊ/).

Conrado is in Origin.

Conrado is the Spanish and Portuguese form of the Germanic name Conrad/Konrad, from the elements kuoni “brave, bold” and rād “counsel, advice,” yielding the sense “bold counselor” or “brave adviser.” The name moved into Iberian usage through Visigothic and later imperial ties and spread to Latin America via Spanish and Portuguese influence. Medieval prestige attached to emperors and bishops named Conrad, along with revered figures such as Saint Conrad of Constance.

Variants include Conrad (English, German), Konrad (German, Polish, Scandinavian), Corrado (Italian), and Coenraad (Dutch); Kurt serves as a common German diminutive, while feminine forms Conrada and Conradina appear occasionally. In Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking regions, Conrado has enjoyed steady but modest use, with modern bearers across Iberia, Brazil, and the Philippines (e.g., pitcher Conrado Marrero). Its grounded meaning and pan-European lineage make it an appealing, classic choice.