Catalan (Radó): from the Germanic personal name
Rado. Catalan (Radó): nickname
for a fat person, variant of Rodó, from a derivative of
Latin rotundus ‘round’.Italian: from a Germanic
personal name, Rato, Rado, Ratdo.Hungarian (Radó): from the old secular name
Radó, from Rád (Slavic Rad).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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