Milo

Latin-English

Mĭl|ō or -ōn, ōnis. (ˈmi.lo) masc.

1. A name of Greek origin, borne notably by the athlete Milo of Croton, who was said to have been killed by wild animals when he got his hand stuck in a tree he was attempting to break in half.

[Greek Μίλων Milōn.]