Baby names that go with Cacho

Origin and meaning

Piece, shard, or horn (Spanish)

Cacho is an established Spanish family name introduced to the Philippines during the colonial era. It likely spread widely via the 1849 Clavería decree and colonial administration. Today, it is distributed across various regions of the Philippines as both a maternal middle name and a paternal surname.

Cacho is a traditional Spanish surname. It derives from the Spanish word 'cacho' (meaning piece, fragment, or horn/crooked horn in older usage), originally used as a descriptive nickname or topographic identifier before spreading across the Spanish-speaking world and the Philippines.