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Also used in Maltese: https://mt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achille_Mizzi
My last name is Achille, my father and his family are from Haiti. It is nice to learn more about the meaning of my last name. I'm trying to learn more about my heritage and family history. This has helped.
Achille Ratti was the birthname of Pope Piux XI (Pontificate between 1922-1939).
The possible meaning for Achille (both Italian and French) is "He who embodies the grief of the people". This has neither been confirmed nor has it been denied, as far as I have found.
"Achille". An interesting name, if I may say so. It has survived many films, many song mentions, and, of course: age. Within the past few years the name of "Roman" has gained strength in popularity. Of which I believe "Achille" and/or "Achilles" will travel in an upward.It definitely is very masculine. If between the name "Achille" and main name of "Perry" (excluding nicknames). I do believe the winner is quite obvious, wouldn't you agree?Regardless, you would need to make the decision upon the fact that it would be a name that may be targeted in the school ages.
Achille Zapatta was a French clown, artist, and circus operator. He died on my birthday.
Achille Talon is a Franco-Belgian comic series featuring an eponymous main character.
It kind of sounds like Achilles' heel as one word, but other than that I love this name!
It's pronounced "a-SHEEL". [noted -ed]
Correction, actually, to a poster above. If you wish to pronounce it correctly in the Italian tongue, it would be:A-KEE-lay."A" as in "Father". Stress on the "KEE" (chi). Pronounce both "LL"s, most easily accomplished by stressing the "I" (ee) right before and during. Lightly pronounce the "E" at the end, as a soft "lay".
I love this name, it seems really uncommon. Every time I hear the name I think of this guy my best friend went out with.
Achille-Claude Debussy was a composer of European classical music. He developed the style commonly referred to as impressionist music.
According to the beginning of "The Labours of Hercules" by Agatha Christie, Hercule Poirot had a brother named Achille Poirot.

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