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Help19 (ridiculous) Italian names
Hi !!!
I found this website https://www.babygaga.com/20-italian-words-that-make-perfect-first-names-for-babies/
The site claims that these 19 names are good for babies.
I said "ridiculous" because none of them but Perla and Lino is actually a given name. I guess that the site checked strange Italian words matching them to well-known nicknames.
Anyway this is the list. Let me know if any of them makes sense or has a good meaning in your opinion. Maybe somebody can be virtually used.
*I don't know how they decided the genders and the many of them have not one.
Apericena 'Peri' (f)
This is a new-coined word meaning "drinks before dinner accompanied by free food!"
Rocambolesco 'Roca' (m)
This name means "exciting, full of adventure"
Passeggiata 'Gia' (f)
This name means "stroll, walk".
Abbiocco 'Abbi' (f)
It means "food coma".
Magari (f)
It means "if only; I wish (only between alternatives)".
Sorellina 'Lina' (f)
It means "little sister".
Daje (m)
It means "hurry up, come on, go!" in Rome's dialect.
Meriggiare 'Meri' (f)
It means "escaping the heat from the midday sun to rest in the shade".
Lino (m)
It means "linen". *This is actually used but not for its meaning. Lino is a common short form of many Italian names.
Grazie 'Gracie' (f)
It actually means "thanks". The Italian form of Grace is Grazia (with the final a).
Gattara (f)
It means "an (often elderly) woman on the streets feeding stray cats".
Perla (f)
It means "pearl".
Allora (f)
It means "well, then, so".
Lacrima (f)
It means "tear".
Tesoro (unisex)
It means "treasure" but also "dear, darling".
Auguri (f)
It means mainly "wishes! Congratulations" but also "good luck".
Salve (f)
It means "hello, is used to wish someone well".
Cucciolo (m)
It means "cub, baby animal" but also "dear, darling". It is used as a term of endearment.
Giorno 'Gio' (m)
It means "day".
Personal Name Lists https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/125456
I found this website https://www.babygaga.com/20-italian-words-that-make-perfect-first-names-for-babies/
The site claims that these 19 names are good for babies.
I said "ridiculous" because none of them but Perla and Lino is actually a given name. I guess that the site checked strange Italian words matching them to well-known nicknames.
Anyway this is the list. Let me know if any of them makes sense or has a good meaning in your opinion. Maybe somebody can be virtually used.
*I don't know how they decided the genders and the many of them have not one.
Apericena 'Peri' (f)
This is a new-coined word meaning "drinks before dinner accompanied by free food!"
Rocambolesco 'Roca' (m)
This name means "exciting, full of adventure"
Passeggiata 'Gia' (f)
This name means "stroll, walk".
Abbiocco 'Abbi' (f)
It means "food coma".
Magari (f)
It means "if only; I wish (only between alternatives)".
Sorellina 'Lina' (f)
It means "little sister".
Daje (m)
It means "hurry up, come on, go!" in Rome's dialect.
Meriggiare 'Meri' (f)
It means "escaping the heat from the midday sun to rest in the shade".
Lino (m)
It means "linen". *This is actually used but not for its meaning. Lino is a common short form of many Italian names.
Grazie 'Gracie' (f)
It actually means "thanks". The Italian form of Grace is Grazia (with the final a).
Gattara (f)
It means "an (often elderly) woman on the streets feeding stray cats".
Perla (f)
It means "pearl".
Allora (f)
It means "well, then, so".
Lacrima (f)
It means "tear".
Tesoro (unisex)
It means "treasure" but also "dear, darling".
Auguri (f)
It means mainly "wishes! Congratulations" but also "good luck".
Salve (f)
It means "hello, is used to wish someone well".
Cucciolo (m)
It means "cub, baby animal" but also "dear, darling". It is used as a term of endearment.
Giorno 'Gio' (m)
It means "day".
Personal Name Lists https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/125456
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