Italian Word Names
One new direction -- or is it two? -- for the intrepid baby namer is toward foreign-word names, which combine two of today's coolest trends. We combed our own diccionarios for Italian words that could make perfectly appropriate, attractive baby names. But no reason to stop here--consider words from the language of your own ethnic background, be it Czech or Chinese, and add them to the list of your personal possibilities.
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Aio
Vowel names are popular, but this word-name possibility takes it to an extreme. Read More
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Alba
Alba, unlike many two-syllable names that start and end in vowels which are coming back, is not having much success, perhaps because it sounds a bit like a commercial product or an acronym. Alba d... Read More
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Alea
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Allegro
ALLEGRA is a delicate ballet-dancer name; ALLEGRO, which means a fast-paced movement in music, is stronger and more vibrant. Read More
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Alzata
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Annata
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Aquila
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Ardesia
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Aria
The light and airy Aria is an operatic choice moving quickly up the charts and also a current favorite on Nameberry. Aria entered the charts in 2000 and has risen 800 places since then, almost 200 ... Read More
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Auretta
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