#986Italian
Italian — pairs as "Gionatan & Zacaria"
#857Italian
beloved, friend — pairs as "Gionatan & Amo"
#1503Italian
little fantasy — pairs as "Gionatan & Fantino"
#1503Italian
God is my salvation — pairs as "Gionatan & Ippazio"
#1504Italian
a name of a place — pairs as "Gionatan & Bosa"
#1505Italian
he who is conceived — pairs as "Gionatan & Concezio"
#1507Italian
little iron — pairs as "Gionatan & Ferino"
#1511Italian
wealthy guardian — from Edoardo — pairs as "Gionatan & Eddo"
#1511Italian
good fortune — from Eutizio — pairs as "Gionatan & Eutizio"
#1511Italian
brave warrior — from Aldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Ildo"
#1515Italian
cheerful, lively — pairs as "Gionatan & Allegretto"
#1516Italian
lively, cheerful — pairs as "Gionatan & Allegro"
#1516Italian
light brown or tawny — pairs as "Gionatan & Bigio"
#1519Italian
ruler, leader — from Enrico — pairs as "Gionatan & Arrigo"
#1525Italian
majestic, revered — from Agostino — pairs as "Gionatan & Agostini"
#1525Italian
noble or exalted — pairs as "Gionatan & Azeglio"
#1526Italian
follower of Dionysus — pairs as "Gionatan & Dionigi"
#1542Italian
elf or magical being — pairs as "Gionatan & Elvo"
#1547Italian
lover of horses — from Filippo — pairs as "Gionatan & Flippo"
#1548Italian
calm, peaceful — pairs as "Gionatan & Calmo"
#1549Italian
bright, white — from Albus — pairs as "Gionatan & Albe"
#1549Italian
brave, strong — from Evandro — pairs as "Gionatan & Evandro"
#1552Italian
vinegar — pairs as "Gionatan & Aceto"
#1552Italian
little bottle — pairs as "Gionatan & Botti"
#1552Italian
bringer of good news — pairs as "Gionatan & Evangelista"
#1553Italian
ironworker — from Ferrarius — pairs as "Gionatan & Ferri"
#1554Italian
a nickname for a stout person — pairs as "Gionatan & Botto"
#1557Italian
little wheat — pairs as "Gionatan & Farinella"
#1560Italian
a variant of Calvero — pairs as "Gionatan & Calvero"
#1563Italian
to evade, escape — from Evasio — pairs as "Gionatan & Evasio"
#1565Italian
famous warrior — from Clélie — pairs as "Gionatan & Clelio"
#1565Italian
iron — from Ferro — pairs as "Gionatan & Ferro"
#1572Italian
dove or pigeon — pairs as "Gionatan & Calvino"
#1573Italian
merciful, gentle — from Clement — pairs as "Gionatan & Clementi"
#1575Italian
blue — from azzurro — pairs as "Gionatan & Azzurro"
#1579Italian
mercy, clemency — pairs as "Gionatan & Clemenza"
#1581Italian
to love — from Amare — pairs as "Gionatan & Amodio"
#1581Italian
feast or festival — pairs as "Gionatan & Festa"
#1583Italian
white, bright — from Albus — pairs as "Gionatan & Albo"
#1584Italian
army man — from Armando — pairs as "Gionatan & Ermando"
#1585Italian
little crescent — pairs as "Gionatan & Crescentino"
#1590Italian
loving, affectionate — pairs as "Gionatan & Amoroso"
#1593Italian
little Ampelio — pairs as "Gionatan & Ampelio"
#1593Italian
little ermine — pairs as "Gionatan & Ermellino"
#1596Italian
counsel, advice — pairs as "Gionatan & Consiglio"
#1599Italian
unknown — possibly from Irnerius — pairs as "Gionatan & Irnerio"
#1601Italian
messenger — from Hermes — pairs as "Gionatan & Ermes"
#1602Italian
everlasting — from Everardo — pairs as "Gionatan & Everino"
#1603Italian
ruler of the home — pairs as "Gionatan & Amrico"
#1605Italian
glorious — from Cleto — pairs as "Gionatan & Cleti"
#1605Italian
from the Latin name Albinus — pairs as "Gionatan & Ilvo"
#1606Italian
little Erminio — pairs as "Gionatan & Ermino"
#1606Italian
flowering — from Fiorino — pairs as "Gionatan & Florino"
#1610Italian
elk — from Alce — pairs as "Gionatan & Alce"
#1611Italian
little box or chest — pairs as "Gionatan & Cassella"
#1611Italian
of the garden — from Hortensius — pairs as "Gionatan & Hortensio"
#1613Italian
count — from Conte — pairs as "Gionatan & Conti"
#1614Italian
little one, child — pairs as "Gionatan & Contino"
#1616Italian
brave, hardy — from Ernesto — pairs as "Gionatan & Ernani"
#1620Italian
light, torch — from Eleonora — pairs as "Gionatan & Eleonoro"
#1620Italian
serious, resolute — from Ernst — pairs as "Gionatan & Ernesti"
#1624Italian
noble, bright — from Alcinous — pairs as "Gionatan & Alcino"
#1628Italian
from the name Diacono — pairs as "Gionatan & Diaco"
#1632Italian
a diminutive of Benedetto — pairs as "Gionatan & Bindo"
#1632Italian
chosen, elected — pairs as "Gionatan & Eletto"
#1633Italian
golden flower — pairs as "Gionatan & Crisante"
#1637Italian
divine, godlike — pairs as "Gionatan & Divo"
#1637Italian
unknown meaning — pairs as "Gionatan & Imerio"
#1638Italian
gift of God — from Bartolomeo — pairs as "Gionatan & Baccio"
#1641Italian
beloved — from David — pairs as "Gionatan & Davidde"
#1642Italian
graceful, merciful — from Anna — pairs as "Gionatan & Annetto"
#1642Italian
son of consolation — pairs as "Gionatan & Barnaba"
#1643Italian
from the name Bacchus — pairs as "Gionatan & Bachisio"
#1644Italian
brave, strong — from Hardo — pairs as "Gionatan & Ardo"
#1647Italian
curly-haired — from Crispus — pairs as "Gionatan & Crispo"
#1648Italian
brave, strong — from Harduinus — pairs as "Gionatan & Arduino"
#1648Italian
little fig — from Fico — pairs as "Gionatan & Ficco"
#1650Italian
divine — pairs as "Gionatan & Diano"
#1650Italian
little Ersilio — pairs as "Gionatan & Ersilio"
#1652Italian
noble or brave — from Aldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Aldino"
#1653Italian
noble and brave — pairs as "Gionatan & Aldobrando"
#1656Italian
brave as a bear — from Bertram — pairs as "Gionatan & Berti"
#1656Italian
light or candle bearer — pairs as "Gionatan & Candeloro"
#1657Italian
little David — pairs as "Gionatan & Davino"
#1659Italian
brave as a bear — from Berthold — pairs as "Gionatan & Bertillo"
#1660Italian
blonde, fair-haired — pairs as "Gionatan & Biondo"
#1661Italian
brave as a bear — from Berardino — pairs as "Gionatan & Bertino"
#1662Italian
beaver — pairs as "Gionatan & Castoro"
#1663Italian
noble friend — from Aldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Alduino"
#1664Italian
baron — from Barone — pairs as "Gionatan & Barone"
#1165Italian
Green — pairs as "Gionatan & Verdi"
#1667Italian
little Anna — pairs as "Gionatan & Annino"
#1667Italian
unknown — pairs as "Gionatan & Imola"
#1670Italian
little Berthold — pairs as "Gionatan & Bertolino"
#1671Italian
sorrowful, grieving — pairs as "Gionatan & Addolorato"
#1681Italian
bright or illustrious — from Alberto — pairs as "Gionatan & Bertu"
#1683Italian
announced, proclaimed — pairs as "Gionatan & Annunciato"
#1686Italian
pure, chaste — pairs as "Gionatan & Cateno"
#1688Italian
pure — from Caterina — pairs as "Gionatan & Caterino"
#1691Italian
God is with us — pairs as "Gionatan & Emmanuele"
#1699Italian
noble or high — pairs as "Gionatan & Altino"
#1704Italian
Lover; beloved. — pairs as "Gionatan & Amanti"
#1704Italian
help, assistance — pairs as "Gionatan & Ausilio"
#1707Italian
of Ausonia — pairs as "Gionatan & Ausonio"
#1708Italian
little cat — from Catto — pairs as "Gionatan & Catino"
#1710Italian
wealthy protector — pairs as "Gionatan & Ademaro"
#1710Italian
ascension — from Ascenzio — pairs as "Gionatan & Ascenzo"
#1714Italian
given by God — pairs as "Gionatan & Deodato"
#1718Italian
noble or bright — pairs as "Gionatan & Aluino"
#1720Italian
brave, bold — from Ansaldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Ansaldo"
#1720Italian
little heart — pairs as "Gionatan & Corelli"
#1721Italian
song — from Canzio — pairs as "Gionatan & Canzio"
#1731Italian
eagle ruler — pairs as "Gionatan & Arialdo"
#1733Italian
defender of mankind — from Alessandro — pairs as "Gionatan & Alessandrino"
#1734Italian
abundance — pairs as "Gionatan & Abbondanza"
#1735Italian
abundance, prosperity — pairs as "Gionatan & Abbondanzio"
#1737Italian
spring, fountain — pairs as "Gionatan & Fonte"
#1738Italian
brotherly love — pairs as "Gionatan & Filadelfo"
#1740Italian
little kiss — pairs as "Gionatan & Bisso"
#1743Italian
lion — from Arius — pairs as "Gionatan & Ariello"
#1744Italian
ram — from Aries — pairs as "Gionatan & Ariete"
#1746Italian
God will hear — from Ishmael — pairs as "Gionatan & Ismaele"
#1748Italian
son of Bartolomeo — pairs as "Gionatan & Bartolemo"
#1749Italian
little brother — from Filetto — pairs as "Gionatan & Fileto"
#1750Italian
of the cross — pairs as "Gionatan & Cruciano"
#1752Italian
beautiful white — pairs as "Gionatan & Bellanca"
#1752Italian
flowers — pairs as "Gionatan & Fiori"
#1753Italian
blessed — from Benedetto — pairs as "Gionatan & Debenedetto"
#1753Italian
a variant of Francesco — pairs as "Gionatan & Fazio"
#1755Italian
of Anchises — from Anchises — pairs as "Gionatan & Anchise"
#1757Italian
brave — from Baiardo — pairs as "Gionatan & Baiardo"
#1757Italian
little one — pairs as "Gionatan & Bitto"
#1759Italian
brave, courageous — from Antenor — pairs as "Gionatan & Antenore"
#1759Italian
little brown one — pairs as "Gionatan & Brunello"
#1762Italian
brown-haired — from Bruno — pairs as "Gionatan & Brunetto"
#1765Italian
head, chief, leader — pairs as "Gionatan & Capo"
#1765Italian
little island — pairs as "Gionatan & Isolino"
#1766Italian
brown-haired or brown — pairs as "Gionatan & Bruni"
#1769Italian
from the Latin name Icilis — pairs as "Gionatan & Icilio"
#1774Italian
little bell — pairs as "Gionatan & Bellino"
#1774Italian
bean — from Latin faba — pairs as "Gionatan & Faba"
#1778Italian
handsome, beautiful — pairs as "Gionatan & Bello"
#1780Italian
noble or kind — pairs as "Gionatan & Alfano"
#1782Italian
sun — from Phoebus — pairs as "Gionatan & Febo"
#1785Italian
noble or prosperous — from Idalio — pairs as "Gionatan & Idalino"
#1787Italian
he who is worthy — from Agostino — pairs as "Gionatan & Egisto"
#1789Italian
sweet, pleasant — pairs as "Gionatan & Dolci"
#1793Italian
little house — pairs as "Gionatan & Baita"
#1794Italian
lord, master — from Adonis — pairs as "Gionatan & Adone"
#1794Italian
faith — from Fedele — pairs as "Gionatan & Fede"
#1801Italian
beloved — from Amadeus — pairs as "Gionatan & Amadio"
#1802Italian
strong, powerful — pairs as "Gionatan & Forte"
#1804Italian
from the Latin for 'little one' — pairs as "Gionatan & Bembo"
#1805Italian
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrea — pairs as "Gionatan & Andreano"
#1805Italian
priceless — from Antonio — pairs as "Gionatan & Anto"
#1805Italian
strong, brave — from Fortis — pairs as "Gionatan & Forti"
#1808Italian
from the Latin 'Dionysius' — pairs as "Gionatan & Difonzo"
#1809Italian
of the wind — from Phaedrus — pairs as "Gionatan & Fedro"
#1810Italian
standard bearer — pairs as "Gionatan & Alfiere"
#1810Italian
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrea — pairs as "Gionatan & Andreino"
#1811Italian
little Anthony — from Antonio — pairs as "Gionatan & Antolino"
#1812Italian
end; limit; boundary — pairs as "Gionatan & Fini"
#1816Italian
fortunate, lucky — pairs as "Gionatan & Fortunio"
#1817Italian
man from Adria — pairs as "Gionatan & Adrio"
#1817Italian
noble or elf — pairs as "Gionatan & Alfo"
#1819Italian
priceless, of inestimable worth — pairs as "Gionatan & Antonietti"
#1819Italian
little Corsican — from Corsica — pairs as "Gionatan & Corsin"
#1820Italian
priceless — from Antonio — pairs as "Gionatan & Antonietto"
#1820Italian
from Corsica — pairs as "Gionatan & Corso"
#1824Italian
from Adua — pairs as "Gionatan & Adua"
#1826Italian
from the name Giampaolo — pairs as "Gionatan & Ciampa"
#1826Italian
of the Lord — from Domenico — pairs as "Gionatan & Domanico"
#1827Italian
little goat — from Bucco — pairs as "Gionatan & Bucci"
#1828Italian
white — from Bianca — pairs as "Gionatan & Cianca"
#1832Italian
little Esther — pairs as "Gionatan & Esterino"
#1837Italian
from the mythological character Cephalus — pairs as "Gionatan & Cefalo"
#1838Italian
worthy of love — pairs as "Gionatan & Amanzio"
#1849Italian
desired one — pairs as "Gionatan & Desiderato"
#1849Italian
strong warrior — from Ivaldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Ivaldo"
#1856Italian
fine, delicate — pairs as "Gionatan & Fino"
#1857Italian
army man — from Armando — pairs as "Gionatan & Armano"
#1860Italian
good — pairs as "Gionatan & Bonno"
#1862Italian
manly, brave, courageous — from Andrea — pairs as "Gionatan & Andì"
#1862Italian
dear, beloved — pairs as "Gionatan & Carino"
#1865Italian
God is gracious — from Giovanni — pairs as "Gionatan & Ivanno"
#1870Italian
victorious — from Coletta — pairs as "Gionatan & Coletto"
#1870Italian
brother — from Frate — pairs as "Gionatan & Fra"
#1871Italian
tamed, domesticated — from Domitius — pairs as "Gionatan & Domizio"
#1872Italian
of Armenia — pairs as "Gionatan & Armenio"
#1873Italian
God is my judge — from Daniel — pairs as "Gionatan & Daniello"
#1874Italian
loved — from Amato — pairs as "Gionatan & Amati"
#1874Italian
God is my judge — from Daniel — pairs as "Gionatan & Danielo"
#1877Italian
little flower — from Fiore — pairs as "Gionatan & Fiorangelo"
#1878Italian
brave, strong — from Armando — pairs as "Gionatan & Armido"
#1881Italian
little bland one — pairs as "Gionatan & Blandino"
#1882Italian
little Charles — from Carlo — pairs as "Gionatan & Carlino"
#1883Italian
heavenly — from Celso — pairs as "Gionatan & Celsino"
#1883Italian
little fairy — pairs as "Gionatan & Faiella"
#1884Italian
from Florence — pairs as "Gionatan & Fiorentino"
#1887Italian
little flower — pairs as "Gionatan & Fioretto"
#1889Italian
of the army — from Arminius — pairs as "Gionatan & Arminio"
#1890Italian
innocent, pure — pairs as "Gionatan & Inno"
#1891Italian
little flower — pairs as "Gionatan & Fiorino"
#1892Italian
innocent, blameless — pairs as "Gionatan & Innocente"
#1899Italian
clown or buffoon — pairs as "Gionatan & Buffo"
#1900Italian
little cherub — pairs as "Gionatan & Cherubino"
#1901Italian
associated with the word 'asso' — pairs as "Gionatan & Asso"
#1902Italian
little Francis — pairs as "Gionatan & Franceschino"
#1903Italian
summit, peak — pairs as "Gionatan & Cima"
#1904Italian
assumed, taken — from Assunta — pairs as "Gionatan & Assuntino"
#1905Italian
fortunate, happy — from Felice — pairs as "Gionatan & Felizio"
#1907Italian
brave, bold — from Baldassare — pairs as "Gionatan & Baudi"
#1907Italian
census — from Censimento — pairs as "Gionatan & Censu"
#1910Italian
little vineyard — from Carmel — pairs as "Gionatan & Carmelino"
#1913Italian
noble or kind — pairs as "Gionatan & Aligi"
#1914Italian
curly-haired — from Curcio — pairs as "Gionatan & Curcio"
#1916Italian
angelic, heavenly — pairs as "Gionatan & Angelico"
#1917Italian
little Carmine, brave — from Carmine — pairs as "Gionatan & Carminantonio"
#1917Italian
diminutive of Vincenzo — pairs as "Gionatan & Cenzi"
#1918Italian
blessed — from Benedetto — pairs as "Gionatan & Benone"
#1919Italian
little one — from Cino — pairs as "Gionatan & Cini"
#1921Italian
little dog — from Cino — pairs as "Gionatan & Cino"
#1922Italian
noble or kind — pairs as "Gionatan & Alino"
#1925Italian
little one — from Ettore — pairs as "Gionatan & Etto"
#1928Italian
vitality, strength — from Biagio — pairs as "Gionatan & Biagi"
#1928Italian
little Ettore — pairs as "Gionatan & Ettorino"
#1930Italian
blessed — from Biagio — pairs as "Gionatan & Biagiano"
#1932Italian
little Biagio — pairs as "Gionatan & Biagino"
#1940Italian
loved — pairs as "Gionatan & Amede"
#1944Italian
lordly, masterful — from Cirillus — pairs as "Gionatan & Cirillo"
#1945Italian
a variant of Valerio — pairs as "Gionatan & Faliero"
#1947Italian
violet — from Iolanda — pairs as "Gionatan & Iolando"
#1951Italian
little grape — from 'anguria' — pairs as "Gionatan & Anguri"
#1952Italian
God will add — from Giuseppe — pairs as "Gionatan & Beppe"
#1953Italian
diminutive of Giuseppe — pairs as "Gionatan & Beppie"
#1956Italian
little chia — pairs as "Gionatan & Chiarell"
#1957Italian
child, baby — pairs as "Gionatan & Bambino"
#1957Italian
little dove — pairs as "Gionatan & Covino"
#1958Italian
clear, bright, light — pairs as "Gionatan & Chiaro"
#1960Italian
brave, strong — from Beraldo — pairs as "Gionatan & Beraldo"
#1961Italian
God is my salvation — pairs as "Gionatan & Izzo"
#1962Italian
little dove — pairs as "Gionatan & Comella"
#1963Italian
little faith — pairs as "Gionatan & Feola"
#1964Italian
of the Agenor family — pairs as "Gionatan & Agenore"
#1968Italian
little child or baby — pairs as "Gionatan & Ciucio"
#1969Italian
long-haired — from Cesare — pairs as "Gionatan & Cesaro"
#1969Italian
from Vincent — to conquer — pairs as "Gionatan & Devincenzo"
#1970Italian
from Calcedon — a place name — pairs as "Gionatan & Calcedonio"
#1971Italian
from Francesco — pairs as "Gionatan & Cesco"
#1971Italian
from the town of Civale — pairs as "Gionatan & Civale"
#1972Italian
noble or strong — from Brian — pairs as "Gionatan & Briano"
#1972Italian
from the Latin Iorius — pairs as "Gionatan & Iorio"
#1977Italian
mountain of strength — from Aaron — pairs as "Gionatan & Aronne"
#1985Italian
from the family name Aprea — pairs as "Gionatan & Aprea"
#1992Italian
father of a multitude — from Abraham — pairs as "Gionatan & Abramo"
#1992Italian
well-born, noble — from Eusebio — pairs as "Gionatan & Euseppi"
#1994Italian
of Germanic origin — pairs as "Gionatan & Alamanno"
#1994Italian
cheerful, happy — pairs as "Gionatan & Ilarie"
#1661Italian
brown — pairs as "Gionatan & Brunell"
#2175Italian↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots — pairs as "Gionatan & Milano"
#1879Italian
Famous land — pairs as "Gionatan & Orlanda"
#2900Italian
love — pairs as "Gionatan & Amore"
#37American
Originally a surname meaning 'ruler of the elves'. — pairs as "Gionatan & Avery"
#48Ireland
Irish — pairs as "Gionatan & Riley"
#70Hebrew
delight, paradise — pairs as "Gionatan & Eden"
#74Germanic
Work ruler; from the Old German name 'Emmerich' — pairs as "Gionatan & Emery"
#80USA
Night — pairs as "Gionatan & Lyla"
#97Ireland
Wise — pairs as "Gionatan & Quinn"
#106American
keeper of the park — pairs as "Gionatan & Parker"
#122American↑ Rising
son of Emery — pairs as "Gionatan & Emerson"
#126English↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Gionatan & Scottie"
#145American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Gionatan & Charlie"
#145France
French — pairs as "Gionatan & Remi"
#146France
Fair ruler — pairs as "Gionatan & Aubrey"
#156American
from the oak meadow — pairs as "Gionatan & Oakley"
#160English
Wise person, from the herb sage, known for its medicinal properties. — pairs as "Gionatan & Sage"
#167American
scholar — pairs as "Gionatan & Skylar"
#169Scottish↑ Rising
Field or plain — pairs as "Gionatan & Blair"
#174Hebrew↑ Rising
Hebrew — pairs as "Gionatan & Ariella"
#181English↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots — pairs as "Gionatan & Sutton"
#189American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Gionatan & Tatum"
#190American↑ Rising
a place of safety or refuge — pairs as "Gionatan & Haven"
#192Welsh
Enthusiasm — pairs as "Gionatan & Reese"
#194American
boar meadow — pairs as "Gionatan & Everleigh"
#199American
from the farm by the warrior's town — pairs as "Gionatan & Peyton"
#203American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Gionatan & Stevie"
#209English
bailiff, steward — pairs as "Gionatan & Bailey"
#214American↑ Rising
Irish — pairs as "Gionatan & Lennon"
#220American
A flowing body of water — pairs as "Gionatan & River"
#226Israel↑ Rising
movement — pairs as "Gionatan & Noa"
#230Ireland↑ Rising
red king — pairs as "Gionatan & Rory"
#232English↑ Rising
Old English — pairs as "Gionatan & Palmer"
#241American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Gionatan & Collins"
#249Irish↑ Rising
Gaelic — pairs as "Gionatan & Rowan"
#274French↑ Rising
youthful, downy — pairs as "Gionatan & Juliet"
#281Hebrew
peace — pairs as "Gionatan & Shiloh"
#284Italy
priceless, of inestimable worth — pairs as "Gionatan & Antonella"
#286English↑ Rising
A field of grassland, typically filled with wildflowers — pairs as "Gionatan & Meadow"
#291American↑ Rising
A woodcutter or someone who saws wood. — pairs as "Gionatan & Sawyer"
#292England↑ Rising
flower — pairs as "Gionatan & Poppy"