The name Ladislao is of Hungarian origin and means "famous warrior". It is composed of the elements "hla" meaning "fame or glory", and "dslav" which means "warrior". The name was borne by several historical figures, including Ladislaus I of Hungary, who was a king in the 11th century. He was known for his military victories against the pagans and his efforts to Christianize Hungary. The name Ladislao is also associated with the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, as it was used by several members of this royal family. Today, the name Ladislao remains popular in some Hungarian-speaking regions, but it is less commonly used than it once was. It is considered a strong and regal name that evokes images of bravery and nobility.
"The name Ladislao has seen peaks of popularity with 8 births recorded in 1999 and periods of consistent usage with several years having 5 or 6 births each, but overall it remains relatively uncommon with a total of 76 births recorded between 1919 and 2010."