Isabella
GirlMeans "pledged to God", "God is my oath".
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289 names of Italian origin with their meaning
Means "pledged to God", "God is my oath".
Hebrew · Italian
Of Persian origin. Means "the one who upholds goodness".
Latin · Italian · Persian · Biblical
Means "mine" in Italian, and doubles as a short form of Maria.
Italian · Hebrew
Means "she who stands firm", "priceless".
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Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".
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Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".
German · Italian · Germanic
Some hold that it comes from Lucio, of Latin origin, translating as "light". Others maintain it is Hebrew and means "hurricane".
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The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".
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Means "most holy", "the very pure one".
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Of Germanic and Italian origin. Derived from the root "brun", meaning "brown" or "dark".
German · Italian · Germanic
Of Latin origin, meaning "one of firm character". The surname Durán is one of the name's etymological variants.
Italian · Latin
The Italian variant of Juan (John), of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is merciful".
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Of Latin origin, meaning "crowned with laurel" or "honored".
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Means a courageous, brave man with a big heart.
Italian
Means "she who defends", "protector".
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Combines Ana — "grace" — with Isabella — "pledged to God".
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Of Celtic origin, meaning "king of the bears".
Celtic · Italian · English · Latin
Means "beautiful" in Italian, and also works as a short form of Isabella.
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Means "white".
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The short form of Elisabet, "God is my oath".
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The Italian form of Francisco (Francis), from Latin, meaning "free".
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The name of the lily flower, a symbol of purity.
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Isabella — "pledged to God".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Mía — "mine".
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The Italian form of Paula, "small", "humble".
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Means "serene", "calm", "clear-skied".
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Means "little angel", a diminutive of Angela.
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The solo vocal piece in an opera — and also "air".
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Of Latin origin, from the name Aurelius, meaning "the one of golden color".
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Means "brown-haired", "dark".
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Means "clear", "bright", "illustrious".
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Means "French woman", "the one from France".
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Means "God is my strength".
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Means "clear", "bright", a variant of Chiara.
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A very typical Italian boy's name. Means "as strong as a lion". Leonardo da Vinci helped make it well known outside Italy.
Italian · Germanic
From Latin, meaning "hammer," related to the god Mars.
Latin · Italian
Combines María — "beloved" — with Bianca — "white".
Hebrew · Biblical · Italian · Germanic
Combines María — "beloved" — with Bruna — "brown-haired".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Elisa — "God is my oath".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Kiara — "clear".
Hebrew · Biblical · Italian · Latin
Combines María — "beloved" — with Liliana — the name of the lily flower, a symbol of purity.
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Paola — "small".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Sandra — "defender of mankind".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Serena — "serene".
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Of Hebrew origin, the masculine form of María (Mary), meaning "beloved by God".
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A variant of Maximiliano (Maximilian), of Latin origin, meaning "the greatest".
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The Italian variant of Mateo and Matías, of Hebrew origin, meaning "gift of God".
Italian · Hebrew
The short form of Alexandra, "defender of mankind".
Greek · Italian