As well as considering the perfect name for your baby, also think about when your child will be older, is the name something that can be grown into, or grown out of? Can you imagine your teenager carrying the name as well as your little bundle of joy? Below you will learn about Italian name history, we have also have shortlisted our favourite Italian baby names at the bottom so be sure to check them out and get inspired.
Commonly associated with poetry and passion, Italian names have always been popular outside of the nation. The main influential origins of Italian names are Roman, and more recently Tuscan. Often Italian baby names represent traditional Christian characters or Italian regions or cities. Usually containing rolling vowels and softer endings, choosing an Italian name for your baby is a great way to represent style and romance.
It is a common trait of female Italian names to translate into very soft or feminine meanings, such as flower, sea angel or female god.
For similar rolling European names be sure to check out our Spanish baby names and our French baby names.
Below is our top 10 Italian boy and girl names, perfect for any baby with passion and grace.
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Name
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Gender
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1
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Female
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2
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Female
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3
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Female
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4
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Female
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5
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Female
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6
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Male
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7
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Male
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8
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Female
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9
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Male
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10
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Female
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