What does Oro mean?
Spanish word name literally meaning 'gold' (from Latin 'aurum'), used as a given name, nickname and surname. Note a separate, unrelated Oro of Pacific Islander/Tahitian origin (a war god) exists as a homograph.
What does Rodolfo mean?
Spanish and Italian form of Rudolph, from Germanic Hrodwulf: 'hrod' ('fame') plus 'wulf' ('wolf'), meaning 'famous wolf'. The '-olfo' ending reflects the wolf element.