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Italian triplet girl names

45 replies

CarinaFurnari · 05/10/2014 11:33

So a couple of weeks ago my husband and I found out that our triplets are all girls, and we couldn't be more excited!
But we both really want to name our children with italian names because I am italian and he is half italian.
However our families are very big and we don't really want to give them the same names as someone in our close family (parents, sibling, aunties, uncles and cousins) so we need some suggestions. Thank you!

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Szeli · 18/10/2014 06:03

m.babynames.org.uk/italian-girl-baby-names.htm

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Pregnantagain7 · 08/10/2014 09:18

Ooh how exciting my family is italian too and I have two girls who's names are in amongst my suggestions

Alessia
Sofia
Chiara
Lucia
Maria
Magdalena
Allegra
Valentina
Rafaella
Cosima

devoncreamtea · 08/10/2014 09:07

Wow, congratulations! I am not Italian, but love the names Gioia and Francesca

figgieroll · 07/10/2014 18:48

Rosa
Violetta
Stella

ArsenicFaceCream · 07/10/2014 18:32

If I could intuit the motives of internet posters, I'd be rich basking

Th OP is basically "Tell us all the Italian girls names you can think of (even though we're Italian and most of you aren't)"

a) I'm scared of Carpal Tunnel
b) An Italian site might have been a good idea.

Has anyone said Lucia yet?

juneau · 07/10/2014 16:36

Chiara
Francesca
Annalisa

baskingseals · 07/10/2014 16:34

Arsenic, I might be being thick, but what do you think is the op's motive for asking?
Also thought of another name, Caterina.

AbbieHoffmansAfro · 07/10/2014 16:08

I did think that, Arsenic, but it's fun to play along anyway.

TheresLotsOfFarmyardAnimals · 07/10/2014 12:58

Elisabetta

ArsenicFaceCream · 07/10/2014 12:55

Stealth boast hadn't occured to me TBH.

MerryMarigold · 07/10/2014 12:52

It did occur to me to wonder, but then I thought: what's the harm in a stealth boast? If it were me having trips, I would be shouting it from the rooftops too!

ArsenicFaceCream · 07/10/2014 11:30

Turquoisetamborine · 07/10/2014 10:41

That's what I was thinking Arsenic!

MerryMarigold · 07/10/2014 10:23

Dd has an Alessia and a Benita in her class. Benita is Lithuanian and Alessia's Mum is from somewhere round there , never asked.

I like Dina - simple (short for Delfina).

elQuintoConyo · 06/10/2014 22:17

Oh, and I once taught English to a woman named Benita.

elQuintoConyo · 06/10/2014 22:16

Mona Lisa
Maria
Sophia

Not sure how 'unusual' they are

BreakingSad · 06/10/2014 17:46

Maurizia
Monica
Manuela

ArsenicFaceCream · 06/10/2014 17:36

You want us (mostly non-Italian) to supply you (a three-quarters Italian couple) with slightly unusual Italian names. For triplets?

Mustangspirit · 06/10/2014 16:45

Antoinetta

Love Roma, Florence and Emilia too

tipp2chicago · 06/10/2014 16:32

Alessia.

AbbieHoffmansAfro · 06/10/2014 16:28

Gemma also works in both countries.

purplemeggie · 06/10/2014 16:27

Congratulations! How exciting. I love Giulia. Anna works in both countries...

MerryMarigold · 06/10/2014 16:21

Congrats on 3 at once. I would think of names which you can shorten fairly easily as shouting out blah, blah and blah is much easier than blahdiblahdi, blahdiblahdah and blahdiblahdillydo. (I have twins and they require 1 syllable nn's!).

fuzzpig · 06/10/2014 12:56

I love Nefeli

StoneFoxMama · 06/10/2014 12:54

Rafaella
Cosima
Musetta

Allegra
Margherita
Seraphina

Violetta
Mariella
Leonora

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