Italian Names
♂ItalianMatteo„Matteo is the Italian form of Matthäus and means 'given by JHWH (God)' or 'gift of God'“View profile →⚥LatinLuca„Luca is a gender-neutral name“View profile →♀ItalianLuisa„Luisa is the feminine counterpart to Luis, which in turn is a Spanish derivative of the…“View profile →♀LatinGreta„Greta means 'the pearl' and is a diminutive of the name Margareta, including the Nordic…“View profile →♀EnglishMatilda„Matilda, a spelling variant of Mathilda, carries the meaning 'the strong fighter' or 't…“View profile →♀LatinClara„The name Clara comes from the Latin term Clarus and carries meanings such as 'the brigh…“View profile →♀HebrewIsabella„The meaning of the name Isabella is 'God is abundance' or 'God is perfection'“View profile →♀ItalianElena„The first name Elena is associated with several meanings: "The Shining", derived from t…“View profile →♂ItalianAanoj„The name also means 'member' in Esperanto“View profile →♂LatinAaron-Luca„No information on the meaning is currently available“View profile →♂LatinAbbondio„Abbondio is a boy's name with Latin roots“View profile →♀ItalianAbelarda„The name Abelarda is a feminine variant of Abelardo and traces back to the Old High Ger…“View profile →♂ItalianAbelino„Abelino represents a diminutive form of Abel, a name with a biblical background“View profile →♀ItalianAbra„Abra, as the feminine variant of Abraham (אַבְרָהָם), is traditionally interpreted as "…“View profile →♀CelticAbriana„Abriana is a modern American variation of the name Briana, which is derived from Brian“View profile →♂LatinAcacio„Acacia“View profile →♀LatinAccursia„The Smile“View profile →♀ItalianAchillina„Achillina is derived from Achilles and comes from the Ancient Greek Achilleus (Ἀχιλλεύς)“View profile →♀ItalianAcquanetta„The name Acquanetta has its roots in African American culture and can originate from bo…“View profile →♀EnglishAda„Ada has various etymological roots“View profile →♀ItalianAda-Alexandra„Ada-Alexandra is a double name combining Ada ("the noble one") and Alexandra ("the prot…“View profile →♂ItalianAdagio„Adagio is a masculine first name whose meaning is "the Gentle One." It derives from the…“View profile →♀ItalianAdalberga„Adalberga is a derived form of the old German name Adalburg“View profile →♀ItalianAdalberta„As the female form of Adalbert, Adalberta stands for meanings such as 'the noble', 'the…“View profile →♀Adalgisa„The name Adalgisa is often associated with the terms 'noble' or 'aristocratic,' indicat…“View profile →♂Adalgiso„The name Adalgiso represents the qualities of nobility and distinction, as well as the …“View profile →♀HebrewAdamina„Adamina is considered a feminine derivative of the biblical name Adam“View profile →♀ArabicAdara„The name Adara, a Spanish name for girls, has Hebrew roots and means 'the Noble' or 'th…“View profile →♀LatinAddolorata„Addolorata is an Italian variant of the name Dolores, which is a short form of the name…“View profile →♀BasqueAdelaide„The name Adelaide, also known as Adélaïde or Adelaïde, is derived from Adelheid“View profile →♂Adelfio„The name Adelfio has its roots in Old High German and is made up of the elements 'adal'…“View profile →♀EnglishAdelia„Adelia is an Italian and Portuguese variant of the names Adele and Adela, which are als…“View profile →♀ItalianAdelina-Angela„The name combines the meanings of nobility and angel“View profile →♂ItalianAdelmo„Adelmo is an Italian derivation of the old German name Adalhelm“View profile →♂Ademaro„The name Ademaro has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the elements 'hadu…“View profile →♀ItalianAdolfa„Adolfa represents a feminine form of the two-part German name Adolf“View profile →♀ItalianAdolfina„Adolfina is regarded as the feminine derivative of Adolf and is interpreted to mean "th…“View profile →♂ItalianAdolfo„Adolfo is a masculine name that is considered the Italian and Spanish variant of Adolf“View profile →♀HebrewAdonia„Adonia is a name derived from Adonis, thus representing a female variant“View profile →♀LatinAdorata„The French 'adorer' means to love, while 'aimer' describes a less romantic, friendly, o…“View profile →♂ItalianAdrian-Michel„Adrian-Michel is a double name combining Adrian ("the man from Hadria") and Michel ("Wh…“View profile →♀LatinAdriana„The name Adriana means 'the one from Adria' and is sometimes interpreted as 'the magnif…“View profile →♂LatinAdriano„Adriano, as the Italian derivation of Adrian and Hadrian, is derived from the nickname …“View profile →♀ItalianAfrodite„Afrodite, as a feminine first name, is often considered an Italian form of the Greek na…“View profile →♀ItalianAfrore„The Albanian girl's name Afrore is likely associated with "the Lovely." There is also t…“View profile →♀Agada„The name Agada has its roots in Ancient Greek and is composed of the word 'agathos', wh…“View profile →♂ItalianAgapito„Agapito is a variant of Agapetos ("the beloved")“View profile →♀GreekAgata„The name Agata, an alternative spelling of Agatha, means 'the Good' or 'the Kind'“View profile →♀EnglishAgatha„Agatha is considered an English and Italian first name with ancient Greek roots, meanin…“View profile →♂Agenore„Agenore is a boy's name with Ancient Greek roots“View profile →♀LatinAgnesa„Agnesa is essentially an Italian derivation of Agnes, which has its roots in the Ancien…“View profile →♀ItalianAgnola„The name originates from the Italian and Spanish languages“View profile →♀Agnoletta„Agnoletta is a girl's name with roots in the ancient Greek language“View profile →♀ArabicAida„The first name Aida (Aìda) has Arabic roots and is translated as "the returner", "the o…“View profile →♀LatinAileen-Laura„Aileen-Laura means the Merciful and refers to the individual names Aileen and Laura“View profile →♀ItalianAiyana-Marisa„Aiyana has its origin in Native American and stands for 'eternal blossom', while Marisa…“View profile →♂ItalianAlarico„Alarico is a masculine first name that is considered the Galician, Italian, Portuguese,…“View profile →♀LatinAlba„Alba is a feminine name that is mainly found in Italy and Spain“View profile →♀ItalianAlberica„The name originates from Italian“View profile →♀EnglishAlberta„The first name Alberta is a widespread form of the name Adalberta and is also the femin…“View profile →♀ItalianAlbertina„The name Albertina has a significant interpretation: it essentially means 'the noble', …“View profile →♂ItalianAlbertino„Albertino is a masculine name regarded as the Italian variant of the Old High German na…“View profile →♂ItalianAlberto„Alberto is a masculine name form that originates from Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish,…“View profile →♀LatinAlbina„The name Albina is the feminine variant of Albin, which is considered a short form of A…“View profile →♂LatinAlbino„Albino is a variant of the name Albinus and originates from Italian, Portuguese, and Sp…“View profile →♂EnglishAlcide„The name Alcide is a French and Italian variant of Alcides, which is derived from Greek“View profile →♀GreekAlcina„The name Alcina refers to a literary figure who appears as a sorceress in 'Orlando Furi…“View profile →♀ItalianAlcione„Alcione is considered the Italian and Portuguese form of Alcyone, with the meaning in G…“View profile →♀ItalianAlda„Alda is a female first name that derives from an Old High German short form and is asso…“View profile →♀TurkishAldina„Aldina is a female first name with Old High German origins, whose meanings include 'the…“View profile →♂ItalianAldino„The name Aldino translates to 'the noble' or 'the aristocratic'“View profile →♂EnglishAldous„The name Aldous has the potential to function both as an English variant of Aldo and to…“View profile →♂ItalianAlduino„Alduino is originally derived from the Nordic Alduin and carries the meanings of destru…“View profile →♂FinnishAle„Ale is a short form of the Spanish name Alejandro or Alejandra, which is understood as …“View profile →♂ItalianAleandro„The name Aleandro has its roots in the Ancient Greek language and means 'the man-repell…“View profile →♀ItalianAlegra„Alegra is a Spanish variant of the Italian Allegra and means 'the Joyful'“View profile →♀PortugueseAlegria„Alegria, a female first name, means "the joy" and can also be interpreted as a form of …“View profile →♀LatinAleria„The name Aleria could be derived as a female first name from Valeria“View profile →♂LatinAlerio„The name Alerio has its roots in Latin, with a specific meaning not yet documented“View profile →♀ItalianAlesandra„The name Alesandra is an Italian and primarily Sardinian variation of Alessandra, which…“View profile →♀EnglishAlesia„The first name Alesia can be interpreted in two ways“View profile →♀ItalianAlessa„The name Alessa is a short form of the Italian Alessandra and means 'the protector' or …“View profile →♀ItalianAlessa-Katharina„Katharina means 'The Pure'“View profile →♂ItalianAlessandro-Joel„Alessandro-Joel is a double name combining Alessandro ("the man defender") and Joel ("Y…“View profile →♂ItalianAlessandro-Pascal„Alessandro-Pascal is a double name combining Alessandro ("the man defender") and Pascal…“View profile →♀EnglishAlessia-Joy„Alessia means 'the protector' and Joy stands for 'the joyful one'“View profile →♂ItalianAlessio„Alessio is a diminutive of Alessandro, the Italian variant of Alexander, and means 'the…“View profile →♀ItalianAlexandra-Gesa„Alexandra-Gesa is a double name combining Alexandra ("the protector") and Gesa ("the st…“View profile →♂ItalianAlexio„The name Alexio is derived from Alexander and literally means 'the man defending'“View profile →♂ItalianAlfio„The name Alfio is the Italian variant of the Latin Alphius/Alfius and goes back to the …“View profile →♀ItalianAlfonsa„The name Alfonsa can be considered the Italian and Spanish feminine form of Alfonso as …“View profile →♀EnglishAlfreda„Alfreda is the feminine version of Alfred and means 'the one advised by elves', 'the ad…“View profile →♀ItalianAlfredina„The name Alfredina is considered a feminine form of Alfreda, enhanced by the common suf…“View profile →♂BasqueAlfredo„Alfredo is a male form of the name that has its origins in Italian, Portuguese, and Spa…“View profile →♀ItalianAlgisa„The name Algisa, considered a female first name, comes from Italian and is derived from…“View profile →♀GreekAlicandra„The name Alicandra has its roots in Old High German and Ancient Greek“View profile →♀LatinAlice-Sophie„Currently, there is no information on the meaning“View profile →♀EnglishAliciana„Aliciana means 'the Noble', 'the Aristocratic', or 'of noble birth'“View profile →♀DanishAlida„The first name Alida (Alída) is a short form of Adelheid, which is common in Low German…“View profile →♀EstonianAlide„Alide is a short form of the name Adelheid and is prevalent in Low German, Frisian, and…“View profile →♀Alido„The name Alido has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the words 'adal', wh…“View profile →♀ArabicAlina-Sophie„Alina means 'The Radiant, the Exalted' in Arabic and is a shortened form of the name Ca…“View profile →♀LatinAliria„Aliria is a Latin American form of the girl's name Ilaria, which is considered a varian…“View profile →♀FrenchAlisea„Alisea (Aliséa) is an alternative spelling of Alizee (Alizée) and translates to 'the tr…“View profile →♀AmericanAlissa-Mia„Alissa-Mia is a double name combining Alissa ("God is fullness") and Mia ("the beloved")“View profile →♀ItalianAllegra„The name Allegra, a traditional girl's name since the Middle Ages, means "the cheerful …“View profile →♀ItalianAllissia„Allissia is a girl's name considered an Italian variant of Alissa and traces back to th…“View profile →♀LatinAlmerina„Almerina is the feminine form of Almerino, whose origin is likely found in the Germanic…“View profile →♀ItalianAloisa„Aloisa, as the female form of Alois, has two possible origins“View profile →♂ItalianAlonso„Alonso is considered the Spanish form of the first name Alfons, which goes back to the …“View profile →♂ItalianAlonzo„Alonzo is a form of Alfonso that is widespread in Italy and Spain, with roots in Hadufuns“View profile →♀ItalianAltea„Altea (Altéa) is a girl's name that is considered an Albanian and Italian form of Althe…“View profile →♂LatinAlto„Alto is a West Frisian short form of names that begin with 'Adal-'“View profile →♂ItalianAlviano„The name has its roots in Italian“View profile →♂LatinAmadei„The name Amadei means 'the God loved' or 'loved by God'“View profile →♂LatinAmadio„Amadio is a form of Amadeo, which in turn is the Italian version of the Latin Amadeus“View profile →♂Amagio„The boy's name Amagio has an unclear origin, and there is currently no documented word …“View profile →♀FrenchAmalia-Louisa„Amalia-Louisa is a double name combining Amalia ("the capable one") and Louisa ("the fa…“View profile →♂LatinAmanzio„Amanzio is a boy's name of Latin origin, derived from 'amantius', which means 'loving'“View profile →♂Amaranto„The name Amaranto has its roots in Ancient Greek and means 'everlasting'“View profile →