Bruno
BoyOf Germanic and Italian origin. Derived from the root "brun", meaning "brown" or "dark".
German · Italian · Germanic
The Italian form of the German name Herman, meaning "man of the army".
Numerology links the initials A, J and S to the number 1 — initiative, self-reliance and an entrepreneurial streak: someone more likely to set the direction than wait for others to. These are traditional readings, not a rule: everyone ends up becoming who they choose to be, whatever name they carry.
You can save or print Armando's card with its meaning — it's free.
Type your surnames and we work out the phonetic harmony of the full name: sound clashes, rhythm and cadence.
Of Germanic and Italian origin. Derived from the root "brun", meaning "brown" or "dark".
German · Italian · Germanic
The Italian variant of Ricardo (Richard). Means "brave king".
German · Italian
The Venetian form of Louis (French) and Ludwig (German).
German · Italian · French
This Italian form of the German name Emmerich means "complete ruler". It was the name of the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci, after whom the Americas are named.
German · Italian
Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".
German · Italian · Germanic
Of Germanic origin, meaning "free".
Germanic · Italian · Spanish · German
A French form of the Latin name Ludovicus and the German name Ludwig. It gained popularity as the brother of Mario in the video game Super Mario Bros.
Latin · German · Italian · French
The Italian variant of Roque (Roch). Comes from the German hroc, meaning "war cry", or from the Latin for "rock".
German · Italian · Latin