The choice of the name of the baby begins when the baby is not yet born. Already in childhood, girls come up with names for their future daughters and sons, but prettier ones. Over time, it becomes possible to make these dreams come true. Many are called according to the calendar, in honor of relatives, some consult horoscopes and verify when Mercury will be in the constellation Virgo, while others simply follow fashion.
The child must be given a name immediately after birth: a TIN (codice fiscale) is created for him, which includes the first name, surname and date of birth. Here, of course, it is necessary to determine the surname. If the couple is not married, they must both officially recognize the child (first the mother, then the father). If the father recognizes the newborn, the child receives the father's surname, if not, the mother's surname. After discharge from the maternity hospital with a birth certificate, you need to contact the municipality of the settlement, where they will draw up a birth certificate. This act is not issued to parents - it is kept with seven seals in the mayor's office, but they give out an extract, an A4 sheet with the coat of arms of the municipality and a seal. Any number of such statements can be issued.
Legislation
There is a special law of the Civil Code, which regulates the specifics of awarding a name to a newborn. In Italy, for example, there cannot be Alexander Alexandrovich, since there are no patronymics, and, therefore, it will be bureaucratically difficult to distinguish between two Alessandros with the same surname. You can not call a child the name of a brother and sister (if they are alive and well). Last name cannot be used as first name. And finally, you can not call a child a funny or offensive name.
If parents want the child to have a “noble” multi-layered name, you can do this: Angela Stella Giovanna or Gianmaria Francesco Massimo. But! Maximum - three names, otherwise in the future a person will be tormented to put his full signature.
Well, if the parental fantasy wants to name the child some kind of Asbjorn, there are no obstacles here. It is important that the name be written in Italian letters, and you can use diacritical marks characteristic of foreign names (tildes, tone accents, etc.).
Original!
Some, however, in their desire to seem original, manage to outdo all the laws. For example, the famous football player Francesco Totti and his wife, TV presenter Ilari Blasi, named their daughter a surname, which is forbidden, Chanel. The manager of Formula Uno, as well as the playboy Flavio Briatore and his wife, fashion model Elisabetta Gregoracci, named their son Nathan Falco. Nathan - understandably, a Hebrew name meaning "given by God." But "falco", friends, is translated from Italian as "falcon". Falcon you are my clear!
There is such a rock singer Zucchero, or Adelmo Fornaciari (Zucchero, Adelmo Fornaciari). He uncomplicatedly named his third child Adelmo (as himself, beloved, which is forbidden), adding Blue (Adelmo Blue). Poor boy!
There is also a wonderful couple John Elkann (grandson of Gianni Agnelli and head of the FIAT group) and Lavinia Borromeo (just a blue-blooded girl). They named their children Leone (“leone” - “lion” - the name exists, but its other variants are more common: Leo, Leonardo), Oceano (“oceano” - “ocean”, or in honor of a little-known Lydian saint of the 4th century: on the day in his memory, they got married on September 4) and Vita (“vita” - “life”).
Ordinary Italians also want sonorous names for children
Ah, how magical Italian names sound! Maurizio, Marcello, Giovanni, Gianbattista, Beatrice, Lucia, Francesca... Just music to the ears! But why make it easy. Recently, foreign names have been in vogue.
The girls are called Noemi (Noemi - from the Hebrew "joy"), although there is also an Italian "joy" - Joya (Gioia). Another tribute to the Hebrew tradition: the girls Rachele (Rachele) and Sarah and the boys Aaron and No uh(Noè - Noah).
Tribute to the Anglo-Saxon tradition - Sharon (Sharon), Kevin (Kevin), Patrick (Patrick), Bryan (Bryan), Richard (Richard), Mike O l (it is written exactly like this: in Italian, as it is heard, it is written: Maikol; well, people did not know how to spell Michael).
Italians do not like the French, but they use names for girls: Sophie (Sophie), Nicole (Nicole: they do not pronounce “l”, but “l”), Michelle (Michelle).
Today it is fashionable to "truncate" names. Usually male names end either in "o" (Carlo, Pietro, Saverio, Giacomo) or "e" (Raffa uh le, D A look, Garbri uh le, dani uh le). Now there are many boys named Kr And Stian, D A Niel, Samuel, although all of them in Italian should have ended with "e".
Once on the beach I observed Syria and Asia at the same time. There are many girls named Sofia.
The boys are also called Matthias, Lucas, Nicholas, Markus.
curiosities
Personally, I met completely absurd names associated with the love of the older generation for Russia or the USSR: Katya (Katia), Katyusha (Katuscia), the female name Vanya (Vania), Maslova (!), Yves A n, Igor (Igor), Yuri (Juri - children born in the 60s), Vladim And ro (abbreviated as M And ro).
North and South
There are purely southern names that cannot be found in any native Milanese or Turinian: Gaetano, Salvatore, Antonino or Antonio, Carmine, Gennaro, Ciro and others.
Diminutives
There are no abbreviations as such. It is very amusing to see a tiny baby doll, barely hobbled on crooked legs, whose grandmother calls sonorously: “Federico! Let's go change a diaper!" If desired, of course, some reductions are possible: the same Federico is called Fede, Antonella - Anto, Antonio - Nino, Salvatore - Toto, Giuseppe - Peppe or Pippo (also shortened from Filippo). Plus, there are wonderful masculine endearing suffixes: “ino” - Paolino, Leonardino, Danielino and feminine: “ina”, “uccia”, “etta” - Angelina (Angelina), Mariuccia (Mariuccia), Nicoletta (Nicoletta). But most often these derivatives are self-sufficient.
Coming up with a name for a newborn girl seems simple until you come across it yourself. The easiest way is to name after the saint who owns the day when the baby was born, but in Italy they went further and can christen their children as Friday, Sunday, Tuesday. Naturally, when translated into Russian, the girl's Italian name may look funny, but in the language itself, Friday will sound like Venerdi, and Sunday - Domenica. Who has not dreamed of such beautiful Italian names? So, jokes aside, because it will be even more fun.
Funny Italian female names
An even more interesting way for Italians to name girls is by numeral. This custom came from the time when families had many children and named newborns in order of birth: Seventh, First, Eighth, Fifth. In Italian, these names also sound beautiful: Settima, Prima, Ottavina, Quinta. Just do not confuse the numerals and serial numbers in Italian: the number three in translation into Russian is “tre”, and the numeral “third” is Terzo. Agree, what is not a name for a child?
Now it’s clear where such beautiful Italian female names came from. One thing is strange, why do they like ordinary numbers so much? It is difficult for a Russian person to understand this, because such a custom has not taken root in our country, and they don’t run around the streets: First, Third and even Seventh. How much you need to love your language in order to see poetry in the word “eighth” and admire it so much that you name your daughter in honor of this word, and she, in turn, is proud of such a name and does not cry over her passport at night.
We would like to remind you that boys in Italy are given the same names, but with a different ending, so that you do not think that only female Italian names have overtaken the ordinal name.
Italian female names and family traditions
Previously, strict rules were followed for the name of the child, and this mainly concerned the ancestors: the children of the first-born were named after their grandparents, and the rest - after their great-grandmothers and the names of their uncle and aunt. In this custom, one can see a reverent attitude and reverence for family ties in Italy.
If we consider this family custom in more detail, then the daughter who was born first will bear the name of the mother of the father. The second, respectively, mother's mother. The third daughter was named after her mother, and the fourth - after her father's grandmother. The fifth newborn will be named after an aunt or great aunt.
Moreover, in Russia they try not to name a newborn in honor of a recently deceased relative, but in Italy they treat this differently and the baby can be referred to as a recently deceased member of the family.
Influence of other countries and religion on name formation in Italy
At the moment, the fashion for foreign names for girls and boys is growing, and do not forget about the tradition of naming the saint on whose day the child was born. The Roman Catholic Church brought Roman origins to the list of Italian children's names.
The most popular female names in Italy: Domenica ( Domenica), Giulia (Giulia), Alessia (Alessia), Chiara (Chiara, in our Sveta), Francesca (Francesca), Sarah (Sara), Federica (Federica), Silvia (Silvia), Martina (Martina), Eliza (Elisa) . Affectionate diminutive derivatives of such names approximately sound like this: Ellie, Lesya, Fede, Frani, Julli.
More information about the culture of Italy in the article about the national anthem:
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The meaning of Italian female names
The translation of names carries the unimaginable poetry and beauty of the Italian language. Let's say Dominica got her name from the day of the week "Sunday", which means "belonging to God." Felice means Happy and Perla means Pearl. Immacolata in translation into Russian means Flawless, Angela - Angel, Selvaggia - Wild. Reading this list of Italian female names, you involuntarily begin to envy their diversity, this is not 20 newborns per day in one maternity hospital named Nastya. These Italians are entertainers, I must admit!
List of Italian female names and their meaning in Russian 
- Agostina - venerable
- Agatha is good
- Adeline - noble
- Agnes - saint, chastity
- Alessandra - protector of humanity
- Allegra - cheerful and lively
- Albertina - bright nobility
- Alda - noble
- Annette - benefit, grace
- Beatrice is a traveler
- Bettina - blessed
- Bella - God is beautiful
- Beaty is a traveler
- Brigid - exalted
- Bianca - white
- Violetta - purple flower
- Velia - hidden
- Vittoria - conqueror, victory
- Wanda - moving, wanderer
- Vincenza - conquered
- Vitalia - life
- Gabriela - strong from God
- grace is pleasant
- Deborah the bee
- Gemma is a gem
- Giovanna - Good God
- Gioconda - happy
- Georgina - peasant woman
- Gisella is a hostage
- Giacinta - hyacinth flower
- Jolanda - purple flower
- Juliet is a young girl
- Domenica - belongs to God
- Donatella - given by God
- Dorothea is a gift from God
- Danila - God is my judge
- Elena is the moon
- Ileria - joyful, happy
- Ines - chaste, saint
- Italia - ancient name of Italy
- Caprice - capricious
- Carmela, Carmina - sweet vineyard
- Clara - bright
- Colombina - faithful dove
- Christina is a follower of Christ
- Crocetta - cross, crucified
- Caprice - capricious
- Letitia - happiness
- Leah - always tired
- Lorenza - from Lorentum
- Luigina - warrior
- Lucretia - rich
- Luciana - light
- Margherita - pearl
- Marcella - female warrior
- Maura - dark-skinned, Moor
- Mimi - beloved
- Mirella - delightful
- Michelina - who is like God
- Malvolia - malevolence
- Marinella - from the sea
- Nerezza - darkness
- Nicoletta - victory of the people
- Noelia - Nativity of the Lord
- Norm - standard, rule
- Ornella - blooming ash
- Orebella - golden, beautiful
- Paola is small
- Patricia - noble woman
- Perlite - pearl
- Pirin - rock, stone
- Pasquelina - Easter child
- Renata - born again
- Roberta is famous
- Rosabella - beautiful rose
- Romola - from Rome
- Rosaria - rosary
- Rossella - rose
- Sandra - protecting mankind
- Celeste - heavenly girl
- Serafina - mountain
- Simone - listening
- Slarissa - fame
- Susana - lily
- Santazza - saint
- Tiziana - of the titans
- Fiorella - a small flower
- Felisa - lucky
- Ferdinanda - prepared for the trip
- Fiorenza - blooming
- Francesca - free
- Fulvia - yellow
- Chiera - clear, bright
- Edda - militant
- Eleanor is a foreigner, different
- Elettra - radiant, bright
- Enrika - housekeeper
- Ernesta - a fighter against death
Italy continues to amaze with its originality and inspire new discoveries. Reading about its culture, traditions, nature and sights, one wants to come there again and again. And what about those who have not yet been to Italy? You should definitely set a goal to go there!
A correctly chosen name has a strong positive influence on the character, aura and fate of a person. It actively helps to develop, forms positive qualities of character and state, improves health, removes various negative programs of the unconscious. But how do you pick the perfect name?
Despite the fact that there are interpretations in culture of what male names mean, in reality, the influence of the name on each boy is individual.
Sometimes parents try to choose a name before birth, making it difficult for the baby to form. Astrology and numerology of choosing a name have squandered all serious knowledge about the influence of a name on fate through the ages.
Calendars of Christmas time, holy people, without consulting a seeing, perspicacious specialist, do not provide any real help in assessing the influence of names on the fate of a child.
And the lists of ... popular, happy, beautiful, melodious male names completely turn a blind eye to the individuality, energy, soul of the child and turn the selection procedure into an irresponsible game of parents in fashion, selfishness and ignorance.
Beautiful and modern Italian names should first of all suit the child, and not the relative external criteria of beauty and fashion. Who don't care about your child's life.
Various characteristics according to statistics - positive features of the name, negative features of the name, choice of profession by name, the impact of the name on business, the impact of the name on health, the psychology of the name can only be considered in the context of a deep analysis of subtle plans (karma), energy structure, tasks for life and kind of a particular child.
The theme of the compatibility of names (and not the characters of people) is an absurdity that turns inside out on the interactions of different people the internal mechanisms of the influence of a name on the state of its carrier. And it cancels the entire psyche, the unconscious, energy and behavior of people. It reduces the entire multidimensionality of human interaction to one false characteristic.
The meaning of the name has no literal effect. For example, Vazha (courageous, knight) does not mean that the young man will be strong, and the bearers of other names will be weak. The name can weaken his health, block his heart center and he will not be able to give and receive love. On the contrary, it will help another boy to solve problems for love or power, it will greatly facilitate life and achieve goals. The third boy may not bring any effect at all, whether there is a name or not. Etc. Moreover, all these children can be born on the same day. And have the same astrological, numerological and other characteristics.
The most popular Italian names for boys are also a delusion. 95% of boys are called names that do not make life easier. You can only focus on the innate character of the child, spiritual vision and the wisdom of an experienced specialist.
The secret of a male name, as a program of the unconscious, a sound wave, vibration, is revealed by a special bouquet, primarily in a person, and not in the semantic meaning and characteristics of the name. And if this name destroys the child, then there would be no beautiful, melodious with a patronymic, astrological, blissful, it would still be harm, destruction of character, complication of life and aggravation of fate.
Below is a list of Italian names. Try to choose a few, the most suitable in your opinion for the child. Then, if you are interested in the effectiveness of the impact of the name on fate, .
List of male Italian names in alphabetical order:
Abele - shepherd
Abremo - the father of the multitude
Agostino - venerable
Agepeto - beloved
Agepito - beloved
Adamo - earth
Adolfo - noble wolf
Adriano - by Hadria
Adelberto - bright nobility
Adelfiri - noble oath
Alberto - bright nobility
Alviz is a famous warrior
Aldo - noble
Alessandro - Defender of Humanity
Alessio - defender
Alonzo - noble and ready
Alpfonso - noble and ready
Alfeo - change (replacement)
Alfonso - noble and ready
Alfredo - Elf's Advocate
Amadeo - loving god
Amato - favorite
Ambrogino - small, immortal
Ambrogino - immortal
Amedeo - loving god
Amerigo - the power of work
Ampelayo - vine
Amendo - attractive
Anacleto - summoned
Anastasio - recovery
Angelo - angel, messenger
Andrea - human (male), warrior
Angelo - angel, messenger
Anselmo - God's protection
Antonello - invaluable
Antonino - invaluable
Antonio is invaluable
Anetolayo - East and Sunrise
Arduino is a hardy friend
Arcangelo - archangel
Armando - courageous / hardy person (male)
Arnaldo - eagle power
Aroldo - army leader
Arrigo - the power of work
Arsenio - mature
Arturo - from the legend of King Arthur
Attilio - derived from Attila
Augusto - venerable
Aurelio - golden
Achill - pain
Baldassare - protector of the king
Baldovino - brave friend
Bartolo - son of Talmay
Bartolomeo - son of Talmay
Bartolommeo - son of Talmay
Basilio is king
Battista - Baptist
Benvenuto - welcoming
Benedetto - blessed
Beniamino - the son of the southerners
Benigno - kind
Beppe - he will multiply
Bernardino - bold as a bear
Bernardo - brave as a bear
Bertoldo - smart ruler
Bertrando - bright raven
Bettino - blessed
Biaggio - talking in a whisper
Biagio - talking in a whisper
Biegino - talking in a whisper
Valentino - healthy, strong
Valerio is strong
Wenceslao - more glory
Vikenzo - conqueror
Vico - conquering, victory
Vinicayo - vine
Vincente - conquest
Vincenzo - conquest
Virgilio - State Representative
Vitale - from life, life
Vito - lively, lively
Vittore - conqueror, victory
Vittorino - conqueror, victory
Vittorio - conqueror, victory
Vanni - good god
Gabriel is a strong man of god
Gaspar - cherish the bearer
Gasparo - cherish the bearer
Gaston - from Gascony
Gaetano - from Caita (Gaeta, Italy)
Goffredo - the world of God
Gregario - careful, vigilant
Graziano - pleasing, pleasant
Gualtiero - ruler of the army
Guglielmo - helmet
Guerino - protection, protecting
Guido - forest
Gustavo - watching
Gavino - from Gabium
David is beloved
Daniele - God is my judge
Dante - steady
Dario - possesses many, rich
Desi - very willing
Desiderio - to want very much
Demetrio - loving the earth
Durant - steady
Jacopo - destroyer
Gennaro - January
Gerolamo is a holy name
Geronimo is a holy name
Gianni - good god
Giacintho - hyacinth flower
Gino is a small immortal and a small farmer
Gioacchino - established by God
Gioacino - established by God
Giovanni - good god
Jiosu - god - salvation
Giorgino - little peasant
Girolamo - holy name
Giempiro - god is good
Giempeolo - God is kind and small
Gienmarco - good and warlike god
Jianmaria - good and beloved god
Giannino - good god
Gianpiro - god is kind
Gianpeolo - god kind and small
Giordano - flowing down
Giorgio the peasant
Giuseppe - multiplying
Giuliano - with a soft beard, a symbolic reference to youth
Giulio - with a soft beard, a symbolic reference to youth
Giustino - fair, only
Dino - shorthand for longer names ending in "dino"
Domenico - belongs to the lord
Donato - given (by God)
Donatello - Given (by God)
Doriano - from the Doric tribe
Drago the dragon
Duilayo - war
Damiano - taming, subjugating
Jacob - destroyer
Jacomo - destroyer
Jambatista - God is good and Baptist
Giancarlo - God is good and man
Gianluigi - good god and famous warrior
Gianluca - God is kind and from Lucania
Gianfranco - good and free god
Gerardo - spear, brave
Gervasio - Servant of the Spear
Germano - brother
Giraldo - ruler of the spear
Ignazio - ignorance
Ilario - joyful, happy
Innocenzo - safe, innocent
Ippolito - freer from the horse
Isaiah - god - salvation
Italo - from Italy
Calvino - a little bald
Callisto is the most beautiful
Camillo - Guardian
Carlo is a man
Carlos is a man
Carmine - vineyard
Casimiro - Notorious/Big Destroyer
Cypriano - from Cyprus
Kiriako - from the lord
Kirillo - lord
Kirino is like the sun
Kiro is like the sun
Claudio - lame
Clemente - gentle and merciful
Cleto - called
Colombano - dove
Colombo - pigeon
Conchetto - concept
Corrado - a bold meeting
Cosimo - beauty
Cosmo - beauty
Costanzo - steady
Costantino - stable
Creskenzo - growing, prosperous
Cross - cross, crucifixion
Christiano is a follower of Christ
Cristoforo - bearer of the cross
Crokifisso - cross, crucifix
Croccifixio - cross, crucifix
Quirino - men together
Calogero - handsome, older
Ladislao - ruling with glory
Lazzaro - my god helped
Lazario - warrior of people
Lauro - laurel
Leon is a lion
Leonardo is a strong lion
Leonzio - like a lion
Leopoldo is a brave man
Liberator - liberator
Liborio - free
Livio - bluish
Lindro - the lion man
Lino - cry of grief
Lodovico - famous warrior
Lorenzo - from Lorentum
Ludovico - famous warrior
Luigi is a famous warrior
Luigino - famous warrior
Luca - from Lucanius
Lucio - light
Luciano - light
Macario - blessed
Manfredo - world of power
Mariano as Marius
Mario is a man, mature
Marcellino - warlike
Marco - belligerent
Marcello - belligerent
Martino - from Mars
Marcio - belligerent
Maso is a twin
Massimiliano is the largest
Massimo is the biggest
Matteo is a gift from God
Mattia is a gift from God
Maurizio - dark-skinned, Moor
Mauro - dark-skinned, Moor
Melchiore - city of the king
Meo - son of Talmei
Michelangelo - who is like a god? angel, messenger
Michel - who is like a god?
Modesto - moderate, sober
Malvolio - malevolence
Manlio - morning
Marino - from the sea
Nazario - from Nazareth
Nanzio - announcer
Napoleone - dwarf, elf
Narciso - numbness, sleep
Nevaio - certain
Nerayo - water
Nero is a wise warrior
Nestor - return home
Niccolo - the victory of the people
Niko - the victory of the people
Nikodemo - the victory of the people
Nikola - the victory of the people
Nikolo - the victory of the people
Nicomedo - winning scheme
Nicostrato - the army of victory
Nino is a good god
Noldo is an abbreviation for names ending in "naldo"
Nathanael - God gave
Ovidio - Shepherd of sheep
Orazio - having good eyesight
Orlando - famous land
Orsino - like a bear
Orso - bear
Orfeo - darkness of the night
Osvaldo - god - strength and law
Ottaviano - eighth
Ottavio - eighth
Paolo - small
Pasquale - Easter child
Patrizio - nobleman
Pellegrino - wanderer
Pino is an abbreviation for names ending in "pino"
Pio - pious
Plinio - a form from Plinius, unknown meaning
Plakido - calm, calm
Pompeo - show, solemn procession
Ponzio - sailor
Porfirayo - purple
Prima - first
Prospero - lucky, successful
Prudensio - careful
Pierrot - rock, stone
Pietro - rock, stone
Palmiro - pilgrim
Pancrasio - all power
Pantaleon - lion
Panfilo is a friend of all
Peolino - small
parade - bet
Pasquelino - Easter child
Raggiro - famous spear
Rail - wise wolf
Raimondo - wise protector
Remigio - rower
Remo - fast
Renato - born again
Renzo - from Lorentum
Riccardo - strong and brave
Riko - domo steward
Rinaldo - wise ruler
Reno is an abbreviation for names ending in "reno"
Roberto is famous
Rodolfo the famous wolf
Rocco - recreation
Romano - Roman
Romeo - the one who made the pilgrimage to Rome
Romolo - from Rome
Ruggiero - famous spear
Rufino - red-haired
Reniro is a wise warrior
Raffel - God has healed
Raffaello - God has healed
Saverio - new home
Samuele - God listened
Sandro - defender of humanity
Santino - saint
Santo - saint
Sebastiano - from Sebeist (a city in Asia Minor)
Severino - strict
Severiano - strict
North - strict
Celestino - heavenly
Celso - high
Serafino - burning
Sergio - servant
Cecilio is blind
Sesto - sixth
Settimayo - seventh
Silio - heaven
Silvano - from the forest
Silvestro - from the forest
Silvio - from the forest
Silino - heaven
Simone - listening
Ciserino - hairy
Ssevola - clumsy
Stefano - crown
Sabino - from Sabine
Savio - smart
Savino - from Sabine
Senson - the sun
Seternino - to sow
Taddeo - given by God
Theobaldo is a brave man
Theodosio - Giving God
Teodoro - a gift from God
Teofilo - God's friend
Terenzio - wipe, turn, twist
Terzo - third
Tisiano - of the Titans
Timoteo - God worshiper
Tito - white clay, white earth
Tommaso - twin
Tonayo - invaluable
Tore is a savior
Torello - young bull
Tekito - mute, quiet
Tenmero - thought and fame
Tancredo - a meeting of thought
Uberto - bright heart/spirit
Hugo - heart, mind, or spirit
Ulderico - merciful ruler
Ulise - to be angry, hating
Umberto - bright support
Urbano the city dweller
Fabiano as Fabius
Fabio - bob
Fabrizio the master
Fiorenzo - blooming
Falvayo - yellow
Faustino - lucky
Fausto - lucky
Fedel - devotee
Federigo - peaceful ruler
Federico - peaceful ruler
Felice - lucky
Feliciano - lucky
Ferdinando - prepared for the trip
Ferro - iron
Ferrussio - stroking
Filiberto - very bright/famous
Filipo - horse lover
Filippo is a horse lover
Phillipo is a horse lover
Firmino - steady
Flavio - yellow hair
Floriano - flower
Fonz - noble and ready
Fonzie - noble and ready
Fons - noble and ready
Fonsi - noble and ready
Fortunato - lucky
Franco - free
Francesco - free
Frediano - cold
Fredo - the world of God
Hironomo - holy name
Cesare - hairy
Egidio - child, young goat
Edmondo - Defender of Prosperity
Edoardo - guardian of prosperity
Ezzelin - little nobleman
Ezio - eagle
Elaiodoro - a gift from the sun
Elia - god is my god
Eligio - choose
Eliseo - my god is salvation
Elmo - helmet, protection
Elpidayo - hope
Elario - joyful, happy
Emanuele - God is with us
Emilio - Competitive
Emiliano - competing
Enzo - short for longer names containing the element "enzo"
Ennio - predestined or favorite of god
Enrico - housekeeper
Ercole - the glory of Hera
Ermanno - army man
Ermete - from the earth
Erminio - from the earth
Ernesto - fight death
Estachaio - good harvest/stability
Ettore - Protective, holding fast
Eugenio - well born
Eusibio - pious
Eustorgio - happy
Ephisaio - from Ephesus
Yustechayo - good harvest, stability
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State in southern Europe. The capital is Rome. The population is about 61 million (2011). 93.52% are Italians. Other ethnic groups are French (2%); Romanians (1.32%), Germans (0.5%), Slovenes (0.12%), Greeks (0.03%), Albanians (0.17%), Turks, Azerbaijanis. The official language is Italian. Regional status are: German (in Bolzano and South Tyrol), Slovenian (in Gorizia and Trieste), French (in the Aosta Valley).
Approximately 98% of the population professes Catholicism. The center of the Catholic world, the city-state of the Vatican, is located on the territory of Rome. In 1929–1976 Catholicism was considered the state religion. Followers of Islam - 1 million 293 thousand 704 people. The third most widespread religion is Orthodoxy (1 million 187 thousand 130 followers, their number has grown due to the Romanians). The number of Protestants is 547,825 people.
The National Institute of Statistics (Italian: Istituto Nazionale di Statistica, ISTAT) is responsible for identifying the official statistics of names in Italy. It was created in 1926 to collect information about the population. This institute organizes population censuses in Italy, collects operational statistics. Including the most common names of newborns. On the website of the institute, you can find data on the 30 most popular names of newborn Italian citizens - separately for boys and girls. For each name, the absolute frequency and the relative frequency (percentage of named) are given. In a separate column (third in a row), cumulative statistics are given (in %). On the website of the institute, the earliest statistics by name refers to 2007.
I will show the 30 most common names of boys and girls born in the families of Italian citizens in 2011-2013. Data for several years is given to show the dynamics of preferences in the sphere of personal names. More up-to-date data is not yet available.
Boys names
Place 2013 2012 2011 1 Francesco Francesco Francesco 2 Alessandro Alessandro Alessandro 3 Andrea Andrea Andrea 4 Lorenzo Lorenzo Lorenzo 5 Mattia Matteo Matteo 6 Matteo Mattia Gabrielle 7 Gabrielle Gabrielle Mattia 8 Leonardo Leonardo Leonardo 9 Riccardo Riccardo Davide 10 Tommaso Davide Riccardo 11 Davide Tommaso Federico 12 Giuseppe Giuseppe Luca 13 Antonio Marco Giuseppe 14 Federico Luca Marco 15 Marco Federico Tommaso 16 Samuele Antonio Antonio 17 Luca Simone Simone 18 Giovanni Samuele Samuele 19 Pietro Pietro Giovanni 20 Diego Giovanni Pietro 21 Simone Filippo Christian 22 Edoardo Alessio Nicolo" 23 Christian Edoardo Alessio 24 Nicolo" Diego Edoardo 25 Filippo Christian Diego 26 Alessio Nicolo" Filippo 27 Emanuele Gabriel Emanuele 28 Michele Emanuele Danielle 29 Gabriel Christian Michele 30 Danielle Michele Christian Girls names
Place 2013 2012 2011 1 Sofia Sofia Sofia 2 Giulia Giulia Giulia 3 Aurora George Martina 4 Emma Martina George 5 George Emma Sara 6 Martina Aurora Emma 7 Chiara Sara Aurora 8 Sara Chiara Chiara 9 Alice Gaia Alice 10 Gaia Alice Alessia 11 Greta Anna Gaia 12 Francesca Alessia Anna 13 Anna Viola Francesca 14 Ginevra Noemi Noemi 15 Alessia Greta Viola 16 Viola Francesca Greta 17 Noemi Ginevra Elisa 18 Matilde Matilde Matilde 19 Vittoria Elisa Giada 20 Beatrice Vittoria Elena 21 Elisa Giada Ginevra 22 Giada Beatrice Beatrice 23 Nicole Elena Vittoria 24 Elena Rebecca Nicole 25 Arianna Nicole Arianna 26 Rebecca Arianna Rebecca 27 Marta Melissa Marta 28 Melissa Ludovica Angelica 29 Maria Marta Asia 30 Ludovica Angelica Ludovica
Do you know how many Italian names there are in the world? Over ten thousand. True, some are so strange that it is difficult to name them.
For example, half a century ago, the manner of children simply numbering was very common. Still full of older men named Primo("first"), Secondo("second") and so on. The other day in the hospital, I ran into a respectable octogenarian man named Sesto("sixth"), who explained to the doctor that yes, he was the sixth child in the family, to which the doctor was not at all surprised and in response told about his other patient, whose name Decimo("tenth"). There is also a real case of naming a child by the name Ultimo(“last”), and the wife of the desperate dad immediately became pregnant again and the next child was named without further ado Dakapo("again").
There are plenty of Italian Dazdraperms and other curtsy - sometimes towards historical and cultural characters ( Garibaldo- in honor of the national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi, Verdo- in honor of the composer Verdi and even Dante- in honor of you know who, and they often like to call twins Giordano And bruno), then in memory of historical events and their consequences ( Italy, Libero- "free", Inno- "hymn", Shopero- "strike" and even Impero- "empire", and the last two are male names), then in honor of some achievements of civilization ( Radio, formaldehyde- "formaldehyde" Shenz- "science"), or even just strange names (for example, Antavleva translated from the Romagnol dialect means approximately "you were not wanted").
If we return to normal names, then here, too, everything will be very neglected. So, one of the very fashionable male names today is Maikol, which is spelled like this: Maicol, and, of course, Michael was meant. In general, the craving for foreign names is very strong: quite often there are names that are deadly for a Russian Katya(Catia) Mashya(mascia) Sonya(Sonia) Katyusha(Catiuscia), as well as other foreignness in the form of Conchit, Lobsters, Natanov, Rebecca and Deborah (Deborah, and the last letter in Italian is not readable, and people each time have to clarify that it is necessary to write it). Lots of girls named Asia And India. Both spellings of the name Christian are equally common: both Christian and Cristian, and the name that has been terribly popular lately among the non-Muslim population Aisha they have three at all: Aisha, Aicha and Aiscia.
Not everyone, however, is in a hurry to move away from traditions, so normal Italian names, thank God, have not yet emerged. The top ten most popular classic Italian male names look like this (in descending order): Francesco, Alessandro, Andrea, Matteo, Lorenzo, Gabriele, Mattia, Luca, Davide, Riccardo. Antonio ranks sixteenth Giovanni- twenty-first, and the name Mario didn't even make it into the top 30.
Top 10 for girls: Julia, Sofia, Martina, Sarah, Chiara, Aurora, Georgia, Alessia, Francesca, Alice. Name Maria, which was the most popular for almost centuries, also flew out of the top thirty.
A separate and difficult story is the compatibility of the name and surname. The double namesakes of great people are commonplace and commonplace: variants of Alessandro Manzoni, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Galileo Galilei, and even more so Valentino Rossi are common and have not surprised anyone for a long time. But it's too simple and uninteresting. Where is it more fun and original for a son with a surname Quercha("oak") to give a name Pinot("pine"). So some citizens are outrageous in this regard over their offspring as best they can.
For example, simple Italian names Dina And Dario at the whim of a certain father-original named Lamp, which in itself means nothing, they turned the unfortunate children into a Light Bulb (lampadina) and a Chandelier (lampadario) for life.
A peppy father named Pizza, not meaning anything bad, called his daughter a simple Italian name margherita. Since then, all her documents have been more like a menu, because Margherita pizza is one of the classics and is found in absolutely all
pizzerias.
One of the rare surnames in the south of the country Stabene by itself can turn its owner into a walking anedote, because it means nothing more than "he / she is fine." But in combination with the name of Dante, the effect is enhanced, because it turns out that the great Italian poet feels good in the next world.
And how could you not give your daughter the name already mentioned here Italy, having the surname Albanese, that is, "Albanian / aya"! Albanian Italy - so that no one doubts
in the hospitality of this country towards foreigners.
Sometimes the options for combining a first and last name are so on the verge of decency that one can only wonder how parents even came up with such things. Poor girl named Chiapetta(a diminutive of the word "buttock") received from good parents not some name, but Divina i.e. "divine". The Russian woman Venera Krivenkaya is simply crying with envy for this Divine Buttock.
The heaviest curses among Italians are those associated with blasphemy - the so-called parolacci. All the more strange to meet a girl named Madonna but with last name Lafika, which in separate spelling gives no more and no less than a slang term for the female genital organ! Careless parents forced the daughter to blaspheme every time she had to introduce herself to someone.
One of the folk anecdotes says that the most famous and beloved Italian is called Domenica Aperto. It seems to be nothing - the name and surname are quite ordinary. Who is this stranger and why is she so favored by the Italian people? It's simple: "Domenica aperto" is an inscription on a frequently seen sign posted on the doors of shops, and it only means that on Sundays (domenica translates precisely as the seventh day of the week) the aperto establishment, that is, is open.
And finally, the saddest option. A boy with a completely uncomplicated name and surname Remo Mori is a worthy monument to the pessimism of his parents, for the verb "moriremo" is translated as "we will die."
