Calle is a name with Spanish origins, derived from the Latin word "calles," meaning "streets." Calle is derived from the Latin 'callis' and the Spanish word 'calle,' meaning 'street,' and is not typically a diminutive of Francisco or José. The use of Calle as a given name has evolved over time, particularly in Latin American countries where it is commonly used. This name is important because it reflects the cultural heritage of its users, symbolizing the vibrant and dynamic nature of urban life. 'Calle' is primarily recognized as a surname and does not have established usage as a unisex first name.
