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Gregorio is an Italian equivalent of the French name Grégoire. The masculine proper noun in question originates in the Greek name ΓÏηγόÏιος (GrÄ“gorios, "alert," "watchful"). The respective pronunciations of the equivalents of the English name "Gregory" will be "grey-gwar" in French and "grey-GO-ryo" in Italian.
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