Italian boy names?

[Anonymous]

Massimo
Paolo ( I love but think it would get butchered to just "Paul" or Paul-o)
Gio or long form
Enzo
Lorenzo
Milo
Matteo
Andrea (we loved but I was worried everyone here would think the female name in English)
Leo or long form
Vito
Michele

[Anonymous]

I forgot
Giacomo and Emilio - my grandfathers! My dad has an American name, since they were trying to assimilate.

[Anonymous]

You don't necessarily have to have an Italian name. I met a half Italian boy named Charlie. His last name sounded excellent with the surname!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I forgot
Giacomo and Emilio - my grandfathers! My dad has an American name, since they were trying to assimilate.[/quote]

Good point. Why do you have to have an Italian name because of the father. Your kids are only half Italian.

[Anonymous]

Marco is my favorite ever

[Anonymous]

Gianni

[Anonymous]

Daniel
Anthony
Lorenzo
Louis (Louie)

I love Rocco though.

[Anonymous]

My fave is Paolo.

[Anonymous]

Luigi
Massimo, max

[Anonymous]

Giulio, Giuliano

[Anonymous]

Lucca and Rocco are the popular ones in my circle/family

Also, Catholic Saint names like Michael, Vincent, Anthony.

[Anonymous]

DH's family is Italian and we ended up using a family names for the kids.

Our boy list was:

Angelo
Niccolo/Nicolas
Cesare
Rocco
Dominic
Vincent
Tommaso

Also, my son's BFF (until we had to move) was Tito and he had a little brother named Lorenzo with the imo adorable nickname Lolo.

[Anonymous]

^^oh and Enzo.

Basically the trendy Italian boys names: Lucca, Rocco, Enzo and a couple Bruno's

[Anonymous]

I have a nephew named Rocco, it's super cute!

I also have a former student named Mateo and always liked that name.

[Anonymous]

Giorgio
Santino