Italian Baby Names

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564 names found


Arrigo


Boy

Italian Teutonic

Rules the estate. Rules an estate.


Arturo


Boy

Celtic Italian Spanish

Strong as a bear. Bear. Noble; courageous.


Bambi


Girl

Italian

Little child; bambino. Pet name.


Bamhi


Girl

Italian

Little child; bambino. Pet name.


Baptiste


Unisex

Greek Italian

Baptizer. Named for John the Baptist.


Battista


Girl

Italian

Named for John the Baptist.


Bautista


Girl

Italian

Named for John the Baptist.


Beatrice


Girl

Gaelic Italian Latin Literary

Bringer of joy; blesses. Blesses. A variant of Beatrix meaning bringer of joy. A literary name from Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, where it belongs to niece to Leonato.


Beatrix


Girl

Italian Latin

Brings joy. Bringer of joy, brings joy.


Belinda


Girl

English Latin German Italian Spanish

Very beautiful. From the Old German Betlindis, which is derived from the word for snake. Serpentine. Attractive.


Benedetto


Boy

Italian Latin

Blessed. Variant of Latin Benedict. Blessed.


Beniamino


Boy

English Hebrew Italian

Right-hand son. Also a variant of Benedict. Son of the right hand. Italian form of Benjamin son of the right hand.


Benigna


Girl

Italian Latin Spanish

Benign. Gracious. Kind.


Benito


Boy

Italian Latin Spanish

Blessed. Variant of Latin Benedict. blessed. From benedictus meaning blessed. A Spanish diminutive of the Latin Benedict meaning blessed. Italian dictator Benito Mussolini died in 1945.


Bernardo


Boy

German Italian Literary Portuguese Spanish

Brave as a bear. A literary name from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, where it belongs to an officer. Strong as a bear.


Bertrando


Boy

Italian

Italian form of Bertrand 'brilliant raven'.


Bettina


Girl

Greek Hebrew Italian Spanish

From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. From Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. A Spanish or Italian variant of the Hebrew Elizabeth; meaning My God is plentiful. A Spanish or Italian variant of the Hebrew Elizabeth; meaning 'My God is plentiful.