Italian names
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Abele
Italian form of Abel, Hebrew, English word name
breath; white poplar
Abramuccio
Diminutive of Abramo, Judeo-Italian
father of multitudes
Abriana
Italian feminine variation of Abraham
father of multitudes
Adalberto
Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese variation of Albert, German
noble, bright
Adelina
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Slavic variation of Adeline
noble, nobility
Adelio
Spanish and Italian from German
the father of the noble prince
Adeluna
Variation of Adelina, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Slavic
noble
Adriano
Italian
man from Adria
Agnese
Italian; Latvian, from Greek
pure, virginal
Agostino
Italian variation of Augustine
great, magnificent
Aida
Arabic; Italian; Lithuanian
returning visitor; happy; echo
Aio
Italian
tutor, teacher
Albertino
Italian and Portuguese diminutive of Alberto, German
noble and bright
Aldo
Italian from German
old and wise
Alea
Variation of Aleah or Italian word name
risk
Alessa
Italian
defender of men
Alessandra
Italian and Portuguese variation of Alexandra
defending men
Alessandro
Italian variation of Alexander
defending men
Alessi
Variation of Alessio, Alessia, and Alexius, Italian
defender
Alessia
Italian variation of Alexis
defending warrior
Alessio
Italian variation of Alexis
defender
Alfeo
Italian form of Alphaeus, Greek, Hebrew
exchange
Alfonso
Spanish and Italian
noble, ready
Aliria
Spanish variation of Ilaria, Italian, Latin
cheerful, happy
Allegra
Italian
joyous
Allegrezza
Judeo-Italian
happiness
Allegro
Italian
brisk, sprightly
Alonzo
Italian diminutive of Alphonso
noble, ready
Altadonna
Judeo-Italian
woman of high rank; aristocratic lady
Alzata
Italian
rising
Amadeo
Italian
lover of God
Amaranta
Spanish and Italian form of Amarantha
unfading
Amata
Italian feminine variant of the Latin Amatus
beloved
Amato
Italian
loved
Ambra
Italian
amber
Amedea
Italian
lover of God
Amedeo
Italian form of Amadeus
lover of God
Amidala
Italian
beautiful flower
Amilcare
Italian, from Phoenician
brother of Melqart
Amore
Italian
love
Anacleto
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek
invoked
Anastasio
Greek, Italian and Spanish
resurrection
Angelica
Italian, Polish, Russian diminutive of Angela
angel or angelic
Angelico
Italian
angelic
Angelina
Greek, Italian, Spanish, Russian diminutive of Angela
angel
Angelino
Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
angel, messenger
Angelo
Italian
angel, messenger
Angiola
Italian, variation of Angela
angel, messenger
Aniello
Italian
little lamb
Annachiara
Compound name, Italian
grace + light, clear
Annamaria
Italian combination of Anna and Maria
grace + drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Annata
Italian
vintage
Annunziata
Italian
announced
Anselmo
Italian from German
with divine protection
Antonella
Diminutive of Antonia, Spanish, Italian, Latin
from Antium
Antonello
Diminutive of Antonio, Italian
from Antium
Antonina
Slavic, Italian and Nordic from Latin
priceless
Antonino
Italian
from Antium
Antonio
Spanish and Italian variation of Anthony
from Antium
Ardesia
Italian
slate, slate gray
Ardito
Italian
bold
Aria
Italian and Hebrew
air; song or melody; lion
Ariah
English variation of Aria, Hebrew, Italian
lion of God; song
Ariana
Italian variation of Ariadne, Greek
most holy
Arianna
Italian form of Ariadne, Greek
most holy
Aristide
French and Italian from Greek
son of the best
Armando
Spanish, Italian and Portuguese form of Herman, German
soldier
Armani
Italian surname derived from Herman or Arman, German or Persian
soldier; wish,hope
Armina
Italian from German
army man
Aroldo
Italian variation of Harold, English
powerful army
Arrigo
Italian variation of Henry and Harry
estate ruler
Arturo
Spanish, Italian and Portuguese form of Arthur, Celtic
bear
Arzilla
Italian
perky, spry
Atanasio
Spanish and Italian form of Athanasius, Greek
immortal
Atena
Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian variation of Athena, Greek
from Athens
Attilio
Italian
father-like
Augusto
Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian variation of Augustus, Latin
majestic, venerable
Aureliano
Italian
gold
Aurelio
Italian; Spanish, variation of Aurelius
the golden one
Auretta
Italian
light wind
Azzi
Arabic, Italian, English
to be powerful, cherished; noble
Azzurra
Italian
azure