Natalio is of Latin origin and its meaning is "born on Christmas Day." This name gained prominence during the early Christian era as it was often given to children born around Christmas time. The name Natalio is composed of two elements: 'natalis', which means 'birthday' in Latin, and '-ius', a suffix that denotes belonging or relation to something. Hence, Natalio can be interpreted as "relating to birth" or more specifically, "born on the birthday." Historically, the name has been used mainly in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries, but it is not particularly common. It's often associated with the saint Natalio of Auch, who was a bishop in the 4th century.
The name Natalio experiences fluctuating popularity over the years, with periods of relative consistency followed by sudden spikes and declines in its usage. Between 1924 and 2023, there were a total of 203 births registered under this name, indicating a consistent yet varying presence within the naming landscape during that time frame.