There is no common equivalent in English for Idonius--it is one of those names from Latin that has been preserved in the Romance languages (i.e., Ital., Idonio) but has not made a transition into English. However, the word 'idoneous' has, meaning fitting, suitable or appropriate. A couple of casual suggestions: because American English is somewhat flexible in its' naming conventions, just use either the original 'Idonius' or 'Idonio' as an intentionally exotic name; cut down the name to 'Idon' which might be a little unusual but has a more "English sound" since it ends in an 'n'; or find a common English name such as 'Don' (for 'Donald') which has a similarity to 'Idonius' but is familiar to English-speakers. Hope this helps.
What does the italian name Mauro translate to in English
Last name.
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Aslan
"Don" in Spanish can translate to "Sir" or "Mr." in English. It is a title of respect used before a man's first name or full name.
Donati (if you don't trust me go on to google translate)
Sauve is not a German name.
Mahiʻai is a farm in Hawaiian. Your name will not directly translate.
You don't. It's a proper name.
it means little Mexican
black turbid
god's glory