Scozzese is an Italian equivalent of the English name "Scott." The feminine/masculine adjective and masculine noun refer to the inhabitant, the language and the whisky of Scotland. The pronunciation will be "skot-TSEY-sey" in Pisan Italian.
No the name Scott does not appear in the King James Version.
italian female version of the name Vincenzo
Maureena
The Italian version of the popular girls' name 'Stephany' is 'Stefania'
Yes it is a girl version oh Michael in Italian.
Yes, Fetonte is an Italian version of the name.
Mario is the Italian and Spanish version of Marius.
"Version" in English is versione in Italian.
The cast of Reporter Blues - 1991 includes: Laura Boccanera as Antoinette "Tony" Dubois (Italian version) Fabio Boccanera as Musician (Italian version) Ettore Conti as Gustavo (Italian version) Francesca Fiorentini as Antoinette "Tony" Dubois (Italian version) Luciano Marchitiello as Sagata (Italian version) Renato Montanari as Director of "La Voix De Paris" (Italian version) Gino Pagnani as Bricolage (Italian version) Paila Pavese as Madame Lapen (Italian version) Leo Valeriano as Avv. Gigou (Italian version)
Chiara? (kiara) is a female name an it means clear Italian version of Claire. means bright,light
No, the name Elisa is not Italian; rather, it is a shortened Latin name for "Elisabeth," which is a version or the Greek name "Elizabeth," which means "God's Promise." See the related link(s) for more information.
Carla is the same in English and in Italian. The proper name originates as the feminine version of the Latin name Carolus, from the Germanic karl for "free man." The pronunciation will be "KAR-la" in Pisan Italian.