Eibo

The name Eibo is a Frisian short form derived from various first names that begin with the elements 'Agil-', 'Agal-' or 'Agi-'. This includes, among others, Egilbert.

What does the name Eibo mean?

Eibo is a boy's name that is regarded as a Frisian short form for first names starting with 'Agil-', 'Agal-' or 'Agi-'. The meaning of the name is 'the one with the sharp sword' or 'the reverent one'. Its roots trace back to Old High German and derive from the terms agil or egil, meaning 'edge of the sword', 'blade of a weapon', as well as agal, which describes 'the tip or edge of a sword'. Alternatively, the origin could also lie in the Germanic *agi, meaning 'fear', 'terror', 'reverence' or 'anxiety'. Eibo originated in East Frisia and was first mentioned there in the 16th century. Another variant of the name is Eibe.

Where does the name Eibo come from?

The name Eibo is of Old High German origin and means 'the one with the sharp sword'.

How do you pronounce Eibo?

The pronunciation of Eibo is two syllables and sounds like 'Ei-bo' [ˈaɪ̯.bo]. The gliding diphthong gives the name a dynamic and open quality. The open ending '-o' provides a harmonious conclusion. Eibo has a Nordic sound and appears melodic, friendly, and clear.

Popularity

The first name Eibo is found in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland in various regions. In Germany, it is particularly present in the federal states of Baden-Württemberg, Hamburg, and Schleswig-Holstein, where 33.3% of bearers live. In Austria, Eibo is 100% found in Vienna. In Switzerland, the name is represented in Appenzell Innerrhoden, Geneva, Obwalden, and Ticino at 16.7% each, as well as 33.3% in Zurich.