Ottavia
Italian, “eighth.”
Traditional Italian names frequently draw from Catholic saints, Roman history, and the Renaissance, embodying a sense of timelessness and cultural heritage.
Italian, “eighth.”
Italian and Portuguese, “rejoice” or “glad.”
Italian, “blue” or “envious.”
Italian combination name.
Italian, “defender of the people.”
Italian, Polish, and Czech, “God is my judge.”
Spanish and Italian, “pledged to God.”
Spanish, Italian, and Latin, “spirit of the wood.”
Italian, “defending men.”
Spanish and Italian, “entire battle.”
Italian and Spanish, “God is my helper.”
Italian, “bright fame.”
Italian, “youthful.”
Italian, “victory.”
Italian, “from the angel.”
Italian, “from the angel.”
Italian place name.
Italian, “reddish-brown.”
Italian, “tail.”
Italian, “chapel, she-goat.”
Italian, “a small dwelling place, vain.”
Italian, “armpit.”
Italian, Latin, “she who brings happiness.”
Spanish, Italian, French and Hebrew, “happy living, woman life, blue.”
Arabic and Italian, “returning visitor, happy.”
Italian, “angel.”
Italian, “defender.”
Italian and Spanish, “bear.”
Italian and Spanish, “soldier.”
Italian and Spanish, “priceless one.”
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