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The first name "Caballero" has its origins in the Spanish language, where it translates to "knight" or "horseman," deriving from the Latin word "caballarius," which means "horseman" or "one who rides a horse." This name is historically associated with the chivalric traditions of medieval Spain, where knights were esteemed for their valor, honor, and service, often linked to noble occupations and the feudal system. The name reflects qualities such as bravery and nobility, characteristics that were highly regarded in the context of knighthood. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures, such as "Cavalier" in French, which also means "knight," and "Cavallero" in Italian, though these variations may carry slightly different connotations or usages. While "Caballero" is primarily used as a surname in modern contexts, it retains its historical significance and is sometimes used as a given name, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries.