Tassilo
Prince Friedrich Karl of Prussia, who was born Tassilo Origin: German Gender: Male Meaning: "Glittering as the day" Pronunciation: tah-zee-LOW Other Forms: Thassilo, Tasziló, Tassilon, Tasso, Tazzo, Taginbert, Dagobert A fascinating German name with ancient roots, used by royals, a figure-skater, and even a chess-master. Tassilo is a diminutive of Tasso or Tazzo, which is also diminutive in itself for Taginbert, a name of West German origin. It comes from the Germanic elements tag , or "day", and beraht , "glittering". More poetically put it means "glittering as the day". Another related name is the Frankish Dagobert. The first Tassilo in record is Tassilo I of Bavaria, sometimes called Tassilon, who lived from 560 to his death in 610. Tassilo is also used among Hungarians, but usually spelled Tasziló, as is the case with Prince Tasziló Festetics de Tolna. Tassilo Thierbach and Sabine Baeß, 1979 Prince Friedrich Karl of Prus...