Re: Combine the name of Johannes and Baptista
in reply to a message by sogfrk
In Italian, possible forms are Giovanbattista, or the contracted Giambattista (sometimes used as short form of the previous). A nn is Giamba.
I've never heard the other two forms mentioned by Joiya here below - Zuanbattista seems some archaic, regional form; and Ivano Battista is just weird. The name Ivano does exist in Italia, but the regular form of John, associated with John the Baptist, is Giovanni.
I've never heard the other two forms mentioned by Joiya here below - Zuanbattista seems some archaic, regional form; and Ivano Battista is just weird. The name Ivano does exist in Italia, but the regular form of John, associated with John the Baptist, is Giovanni.