Egidio is a name of Italian origin, often associated with the Latin name "Aegidius." It is commonly used as a first name and can also be found as a surname. The name is derived from the Greek word "aigidion," meaning "young goat," which symbolizes vitality and strength. In history, Saint Egidio is a notable figure, recognized as the patron saint of the disabled and the poor. He is often depicted in religious art and is celebrated in various cultures, particularly in Italy. The name Egidio has been borne by several prominent individuals, contributing to its enduring popularity.