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Italian-Spanish names for boys
Adalberto
Adelardo
Adolfo
Adriano
Afonso
Agapito
Alanzo
Alba
Albano
Alberto
Albino
Alfonso
Alfredo
Alonso
Alonzo
Alphons
Amadeo
Amando
Amato
Anacleto
Anastasio
Angelino
Angelo
Anselmo
Antelmo
Antonio
Arlo
Armando
Arnaldo
Arnulfo
Arsenio
Artemio
Arturo
Atanasio
Augusto
Aureliano
Aurelio
Balbino
Baldo
Bartolo
Basilio
Benigno
Benito
Bernardino
Bernardo
Berto
Bonifacio
Bruno
Calvino
Carlino
Carlo
Carmelo
Casimiro
Cecilio
Celestino
Celino
Celio
Celso
Cesario
Cipriano
Ciriaco
Cirino
Ciro
Claudio
Clemente
Cleto
Cornelio
Cristiano
Danilo
Dantae
Dante
Dantel
Dario
Daunte
Delfino
Demetrio
Desiderio
Dino
Dionisio
Domenico
Donatello
Donato
Donzel
Duilio
Edgardo
Eduardo
Eleuterio
Elia
Eligio
Eliseo
Elpidio
Elvio
Emesto
Emiliano
Emilio
Enrique
Enzo
Epifanio
Erasmo
Ernesto
Eugenio
Eusebio
Eutimio
Evaristo
Fabio
Faustino
Fausto
Federico
Feliciano
Filomeno
Flavio
Floriano
Floro
Fortunato
Franco
Gabrio
Gavino
Gerardo
Geronimo
Gervasio
Gilberto
Glauco
Gregorio
Grimaldo
Guido
Gustavo
Hugo
Ignacio
Ignazio
Isidoro
Ivan
Laureano
Lauro
Leandro
Leonardo
Leopoldo
Liberato
Liberto
Lorenzo
Loreto
Lotario
Luca
Luciano
Lucio
Ludovico
Macario
Manuel
Marcelino
Marcelo
Marciano
Marcio
Marco
Mariano
Marino
Mario
Martino
Mauro
Maximiliano
Maximino
Milo
Modesto
Montae
Montay
Monte
Montel
Montes
Montez
Montrel
Montrell
Montrelle
Moreno
Naldo
Napoleon
Narciso
Nazario
Nico
Nicodemo
Nilo
Noe
Norberto
Orfeo
Orlando
Oscar
Osvaldo
Ovidio
Panfilo
Pascual
Pasqual
Placido
Plinio
Porfirio
Prospero
Quirino
Raphael
Raul
Remigio
Renato
Renzo
Ricardo
Roberto
Rodolfo
Rodrigo
Rolando
Roman
Romano
Romeo
Ronaldo
Rosario
Rufino
Sabino
Sal
Salvatore
Saturnino
Sebastiano
Sergio
Severiano
Severino
Severo
Sigfrido
Silvio
Stefano
Teo
Teobaldo
Teodoro
Teodosio
Timeo
Timoteo
Tito
Toni
Tonino
Tonio
Urbano
Valerio
Vasco
Venancio
Vincente
Vinicio
Virgilio
Vito
Vladimiro
Additional Italian-Spanish results
Masculine Italian names that may also be Spanish words
The following names often appeared in Spanish language web pages. That means that they are either Spanish words, or names which are very familiar to Spanish speakers.
Masculine Spanish names that may also be Italian words
These names often appeared in Italian language web pages.
Italian word ending matches
Masculine Italian names often end with -io, or -no. Below are Spanish names with one of those word endings.
Spanish word ending matches
Masculine Spanish names often end with -io. Below are Italian names with the same word ending.
Fuzzy matches
These are names that would have been the same between the languages, if it hadn't been for a single character difference. Each entry shows an approximate match with the Italian name on the left, and the Spanish name on the right.
These lists are only intended to give you name ideas. Make sure to further research each name, as some may have negative connotations.
All of the suggested Italian-Spanish names on this page are matched solely on their written form — pronunciation may differ.