Milos is of Serbian origin, derived from the Slavic word "mir," which means "peace." It is pronounced as MEE-lohsh. This name has gained international popularity due to its unique sound and association with the historic Serbian hero Miloševićeva. Milos is often shortened to Milo or Miloš in Serbia and other regions where it is prevalent, such as Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Montenegro. In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Miloš is a common name, while Milos can be found among other Slavic communities worldwide. The name Milos is also used occasionally in countries like Greece and Bulgaria, adding to its broad appeal across different cultures.
The name Milo seems to have experienced periods of popularity and decline over the past century. Between 1920 and 2023, there were a total of 409 babies named Milo, with fluctuations in birth numbers per year ranging from 5 to 22. The most recent years (2019-2023) have seen higher numbers of births compared to earlier decades.