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Italian Boy Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Rudolfo Famous wolf Italian, Portuguese Boy 17 #201
Rondo A musical term meaning 'round' or 'round dance'; a musical form with a recurring main theme Italian Boy 16 #202
Pier Rock, stone Italian Boy 15 #203
Falco Falcon Italian, Latin Boy 13 #204
Orazio From the Roman family name Horatius; possibly 'hour' or 'timekeeper'. Italian Boy 13 #205
Renardo Strong/brave counsel; also associated with the fox from the medieval Reynard tales Italian Boy 12 #206
Antonello Diminutive of Antonio/Antonius; commonly interpreted as 'priceless' or 'of inestimable worth'. Italian Boy 11 #207
Caruso Originally a Neapolitan word meaning 'boy' or 'lad'; also associated with Latin 'carus' ('dear, beloved'). Italian Boy 11 #208
Elmo Helmet, protector (also historically associated with 'beloved' via St. Erasmus) Italian Boy 11 #209
Guido From Old High German wido meaning "wood" or "wide"; later associated with "guide". Italian Boy 11 #210
Guiseppe God will add / God will increase Italian Boy 11 #211
Tullio Derived from the Roman family name Tullius; original meaning uncertain. Italian Boy 11 #212
Urbano Of the city Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish Boy 11 #213
Alessandre Defender or protector of men Italian Boy 10 #214
Breno Possibly 'chieftain/king' (from Brennus); alternatively linked to Germanic 'brun' meaning 'brown' or Celtic 'bran' meaning 'raven' - exact meaning uncertain Italian, Portuguese Boy 10 #215
Lerenzo From Laurentum; 'crowned with laurel' Italian, Spanish Boy 10 #216
Omero Derived from the Greek name Homēros, probably meaning "hostage" or "pledge"; associated with the legendary epic poet Homer. Italian Boy 9 #217
Saro Mountain Armenian, Italian, Latin Boy 8 #218
Oliviero Olive tree / olive branch (symbol of peace) Italian Boy 7 #219
Renzi Derived from Renzo/Lorenzo: 'little/son of Lorenzo'; ultimately linked to 'from Laurentum' or 'laurelled' Italian Boy 7 #220
Serafino Fiery/ardent; associated with the seraphim ('burning ones'), often angelic Italian Boy 7 #221
Amato Beloved, loved Italian Boy 6 #222
Fiorenzo Blooming, flourishing Italian Boy 6 #223
Gaten Of Gaeta English, Italian, Latin Boy 6 #224
Lazzaro God has helped Italian Boy 6 #225
Neno Diminutive of Nenad meaning 'unexpected' in Slavic contexts; in Iberian usage derived from nene/néné meaning 'baby' or 'little one'. Italian, Portuguese, Spanish Boy 6 #226
Romano Roman; from Rome Italian, Latin Boy 6 #227
Sabatino Born on the Sabbath (Saturday) Italian Boy 6 #228
Bravo Brave, courageous; valiant; also used as an exclamation meaning 'well done.' Italian, Spanish Boy 5 #229
Donati Given, gifted (often interpreted as "given by God") Italian Boy 5 #230
Durante Enduring; steadfast; lasting Italian Boy 5 #231
Edo If from Edward/Edoardo: 'wealthy guardian' (Old English roots). If from Japanese Edo (江戸): linked to the place name meaning 'bay/estuary' or 'river entrance'. Italian, Japanese Boy 5 #232
Elpidio Hopeful Italian, Latin, Spanish Boy 5 #233
Fredo Diminutive of names meaning either 'peaceful ruler' (from Frederick) or 'elf counsel' (from Alfred); broadly 'little Fred' Italian Boy 5 #234
Guiliano Youthful; belonging to or descendant of Julius Italian Boy 5 #235
Lemonte From the mountain; 'the mountain' English, Italian Boy 5 #236
Loretto From Loreto; associated with the laurel Italian Boy 5 #237
Oro Gold, golden Italian, Spanish Boy 5 #238
Romolo 'Roman' or 'from Rome' - associated with Romulus, legendary founder of Rome Italian Boy 5 #239
Umberto From Germanic elements meaning 'bright' (berht) and likely 'hun' (warrior/giant); commonly interpreted as 'bright/famous warrior'. Italian Boy 5 #240
Alfeo Derived from the Greek river/river-god Alpheios; 'river' Italian Boy 3 #241
Battista ‘Baptist’ - 'one who baptizes', associated with John the Baptist Italian Boy 3 #242
Levante Rising; the east; from the east (sunrise) Italian, Spanish Boy 3 #243
Abalardo Noble strength (noble and strong) Italian, Spanish Boy
Abundio Abundant; overflowing with plenty Italian, Latin, Portuguese Boy
Achile Traditionally linked to Greek ákhos ('pain, grief') ± laos ('people') - often rendered as 'pain/grief (of the people)'; exact etymology uncertain Greek, Italian Boy
Adelchis Noble pledge Germanic, Italian Boy
Adiriano Man/from Hadria (of the Adriatic) Italian, Spanish Boy
Agnolo Angel; messenger of God Italian Boy
Agnèlo Angel; messenger (messenger of God) Italian Boy

Italian Boys name popularity over time

Aggregated births across Italy, Switzerland, United States, Australia for every Italian-origin name in our dataset.

720
Names in this origin
2
With data in 2025
496
Births 2025
7,466,978
Peak year 0