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What are popular Italian American middle names for a boy?
My entire family line goes with james and paul for male middle names. It's been that way for 3-4 generations now.
What are some good Italian names?
Some good Italian names for boys are Luca, Matteo, and Giovanni. For girls, popular Italian names include Sofia, Isabella, and Giulia.
What are the most popular American baby names?
The most popular American baby names are Michael, Matthew, Jacob, Joshua, and Christopher.
What are good baby names for a girl and boy that are Italian and African American?
For the girl: Italian: Sabatina. African American: Aba. For the boy: Italian: Macci. African American: Dacia. Hope I helped! ************************************************************************
What are some Italian names?
Alessandra/o, Maria, Lisa, Antonio, Lorenzo, Niko, Daniele, Marco
What were some popular African American names in the 1700s?
Cripus
What are the most common Italian last names?
Some of the most common Italian surnames are Rossi, Russo, Ferrari, Esposito and Bianchi. Other popular names are Romano, Colombo, Ricci, Greco and Marino.
What were some popular American names in the 1700s?
Some popular names were Anne Abigail Elisabeth for boys Thomas Gabriel James Joshua
What is a popular Italian sport?
futbol! or soccer in American. The Italian futbol team is called the azzuri!! they won the world cup in 2006!! :)
What are some popular American team names in sports?
Some popular American team names in sports include the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Cowboys, and Boston Red Sox.
What is 'Monica' when translated from English to Italian?
"Monica" is the same in Italian and in English.Specifically, the Italian and the English words are feminine proper nouns. In both languages, the name is a popular choice for first and middle names. The Italian pronunciation is "MOH-nee-kah."
What is the Italian translation of the Italian-American name 'Kiara'?
Chiara is an Italian equivalent of the Italian-American name Kiara.Specifically, the Italian and the Italian-American names are feminine proper nouns whose English equivalents also include Claire and Clare. They trace their origins back to the feminine form, clara, of the Latin masculine adjective clarus. Their original meaning therefore is "clear, famous" (claro, rinomato).The pronunciation is "KYAH-rah."
