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Dicarpo is an Italian equivalent of the Portuguese name Decarpo. The masculine singular noun respectively merges the prepositions di and de for "of" and the word carpo for "wrist." The respective pronunciations will be "dee-KAR-po" in Pisan Italian and "djee-KAH-poo" in Cariocan Brazilian and continental Portuguese.
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