Italian: patronymic from the personal name Quilico, an
altered form of Quirico, borne by a (probably fictitious)
4th-century infant saint, said to have been martyred at Tarsus with
his mother Julitta, who was honored in the Middle Ages as a patron of
children. The name is probably a blend of two other names, both borne
by numerous early saints: Latin Quirinus (originally a title
borne by Romulus, founding father of Rome, referring to the Sabine
city of Cures) and Greek Kyriakos (a derivative of
kyrios ‘lord’, ‘master’).
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