The way your Italian surname is spelled can tell you a lot about where your family is from. For example, surnames ending in -o come from southern Italy, but names ending in -a or -i generally come from the north. In fact, many Italian last names originated from nick names.

According to the site Italianames [1], the following are the most common surnames in Italy:

• Rossi.
• Russo.
• Ferrari.
• Esposito.
• Bianchi.
• Romano.
• Colombo.
• Ricci.

Most Common Italian Last Names

Most Common Italian Names

The most common names are:

• For males: Marco, Alessandro, Giuseppe, Flavio, Luca, Giovanni, Roberto, Andrea, Stefano, Angelo, Francesco, Mario, Luigi.
• For females: Anna, Maria, Sara, Laura, Aurora, Valentina, Giulia, Rosa, Gianna, Giuseppina, Angela, Giovanna, Sofia, Stella.

“what’s your name?” in Italian come si chiama? come ti chiami?

Without much ado, let’s check out these girl names that are attractive and choose the ones that could be perfect for your darling princess.

1. Aaliyah. A gorgeous name, Aaliyah is an Arabic name that means “high and exalted”.
2. Alyssa.
3. Anaïs.
4. Belle.
5. Brooklyn.
6. Carina.
7. Cora.
8. Dahlia.

Badass Girl Names for Your Rebel Princess

Rare Baby Names You’ll Fall In Love With

• Noe. Shutterstock. Pronounced “NO-e,” this name is a variation of the more popular Noah.
• Melina. Shutterstock.
• Niko. Shutterstock.
• Cassandra. Shutterstock.
• Sage. Shutterstock.
• Renata. Shutterstock.
• Lennon. Shutterstock.
• Viviana. Shutterstock.

30 Of The Rarest Baby Names

• 8 Rosalind.
• 7 Indigo.
• 6 Shepherd.
• 5 Georgiana.
• 4 Chester.
• 3 Indra.
• 2 Baxter.
• 1 Pax.