Braulio is a Spanish name of Germanic origin, usually traced to the element brand, which means "sword" or "fire". It was borne by Saint Braulio, a learned bishop of Zaragoza in the 7th century, and remains a traditional choice in Spain and Mexico. In the United States Braulio ranked number 1054 in 2000, entered the top 1000 in 2004 and peaked at number 785 in 2005; it stands at number 2129 among boys' names in 2025.