what are male italian names?
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The most common names are: For males: Marco, Alessandro, Giuseppe, Flavio, Luca, Giovanni, Roberto, Andrea, Stefano, Angelo, Francesco, Mario, Luigi.
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['James. James is an English derivation of the Hebrew name Jacob. ... ', 'Lucas. Lucas is the Latin derivation of the Greek name Loukas. ... ', 'Mason. Mason has become mega-popular; it hit as high as the Number 2 spot in 2011 and has stayed near the top of the charts since. ... ', 'Logan. ... ', 'Ethan. ... ', 'Jacob. ... ', 'Henry. ... ', 'Aiden.']
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['Andrew.', 'Angus.', 'Barrett.', 'Brian.', 'Casey.', 'Conrad.', 'Dustin.', 'Emeric.']
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['Ace.', 'Apollo.', 'Bailey.', 'Bandit.', 'Baxter.', 'Bear.', 'Beau.', 'Benji.']
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['Grayson.', 'Greyson.', 'Gavin.', 'George.', 'Giovanni.', 'Graham.', 'Grant.', 'Griffin.']
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['4.1 Maranzano/Bonanno family.', '4.2 Profaci/Colombo family.', '4.3 Mangano/Gambino family.', '4.4 Luciano/Genovese family.', '4.5 Gagliano/Lucchese family.']
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Other Anglo-Saxon male names include Alwin, Chad, Cuthbert, Edgar, Edmund, Edward, Godwin, Harold and Wilfred. Interestingly, Edward, Alfred and Wilfred are still popular.
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Nino is considered to be an Italian masculine name that is in use throughout Italy as a diminutive form of several names such as Antonino, Giannino, Saturnino, Severino and all names ending in "-nino" as well as names such as Gaetano and Giovanni.
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Luigi is a masculine Italian given name. It is the Italian form of the German name Ludwig, through the Latinization Ludovicus, corresponding to the French form Louis and its anglicized variant Lewis.
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['Alessa: Defender or helper of mankind.', 'Abriana: Feminine form of Abraham.', 'Bella: Beautiful or pretty.', 'Bria: Liveliness, animated, or vigorous.', 'Bianca: White or pure.', 'Carina: Little beloved one.', 'Chiara: Clear, light.', 'Eleonora: Shining light.']
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['Jax.', 'Damon.', 'Dexter.', 'Axel.', 'Cason.', 'Calum.', 'Titus.', 'Kace.']
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['Frank. English: Free man; a nickname for Francis or Franklin but not uncommon as an independent name. ... ', 'Francis. Latin: Free one, Frenchman; Saint Francis of Assisi was an Italian priest who founded the Franciscan order. ... ', 'Fernando. ... ', 'Felix. ... ', 'Finn. ... ', 'Francisco. ... ', 'Frederick. ... ', 'Fabian.']
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['Oliver.', 'Owen.', 'Oscar.', 'Omar.', 'Oakley.', 'Orion.', 'Odin.', 'Otto.']
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Pasquale is a masculine Italian given name and a surname mainly found in southern Italy. It is a cognate of the French name Pascal, the Spanish Pascual, the Portuguese Pascoal and the Catalan Pasqual.
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Along with Alexander, A names for boys that rank in the US Top 50 include Aiden, Anthony, Andrew, and Asher. Some unique A-starting boys' names we recommend include the classics Arthur and August, the so-old-they're-new-again Amos and Atticus, and the upstarts Archer and Arlo.
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['Aharnish. Male. day and night. India. ... ', 'Aleron. Male. Knight. French. ... ', 'Art. Male. Diminutive of Arthur: Fro ... English. ... ', 'Arthur. Male. From the Roman clan name ... English. ... ', 'Artie. Male. Diminutive of Arthur: Fro ... English. ... ', 'Arty. Male. Diminutive of Arthur: Fro ... English. ... ', 'Atheer. Male. the sound of the night or ... ... ', 'Baldulf. Male. a knight.']
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['Athalia.', 'Shemira.', 'Elijah & Lailah.', 'Lucius.', 'Nemora.', 'Gwyneth.', 'Brutus.', 'Tasi.']