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There are very few "Jewish names" (one exception is Cohan/Cohen, which comes from the Hebrew word for "priest"). Most names that people in the US consider "Jewish" are actually German, because a lot of Jews emigrated from Germany in the early and mid 20th century.Allegro sounds Italian to me (it's an Italian word meaning "cheerful"); it's not unthinkable that someone who is ethnically Jewish might have such a name, but it wouldn't necessarily be my first guess.

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