Which is the best italian last name?

i prefer Parisi and Rossetti .. i like them both :))

Rossetti

Roselli

Roselli

Rossetti sounds the nicest and is the most obviously Italian to me.

Be careful if you choose Parisi, though; some people might mistake it for being French since it looks so similar to the town of Paris, France.

Here are some surnames from my fiancé's highly Italian family:

• Montanari

• Benedetti

• Leone

• Bianco

• Fontana

• Barone

• Giuliani

• Sorrentino

• Bianchi

• Valentini

• Gabbana

• Caruso

• Esposito

• Pignatelli

• D'Angelo

• Frassetti

• Pagano

• Fiore

• Russo

• Cardella

Hope this helps! :)

I think either Rossano or Rossetti.

D'amico is my favorite, but I like Maniscalco

Name: that means: Agosto - Venerable, the exalted one. Alessandro - The protector and helper of mankind. Additionally see Sanders. Allighiero - A noble spear. Angelo - An angel or saintly messenger. Antonio - valuable of reward. Armando - Of the military. Aronne - Exalted. Carlo - A free man. Ciro - The title of the founder of the Persian empire. From the identify Cyrus. Claudio - The lame one. Cristiano - A follower of Christ. A Christian. Dante - Enduring, steadfast. Also see Durant. Dino - Latin: A religious legitimate. Historic English: From the valley. Ehno - A protector. Emilio - Industrious. The masculine type of Emily. Enrico - The ruler of the dwelling or estate. Enzo - From the Laurel tree or crowned with laurels. From the name Lorenzo. Ercole - From the specifically powerful mythological hero (Hercules). Ermanno - a man of the military. Este - From the east. Ettore - To maintain quick. The identify of a Trojan hero in classical mythology. Fedele - devoted. Federico - A peaceful ruler. Filippo - A lover of horses. Geronimo - A sacred or holy name. Giacobbe - Italian form of Jacob. Held by way of the heel. Giacomo - The supplanter. Gianni - Italian form of John. God is gracious. Gino - brief for names ending with Gino. Giordano - Flowing down, as in the River Jordan. Giovanni - God is gracious. Giraldo - A spear warrior. Additionally see Garrett and Gerard. Giulio - A Roman household name, very likely that means youthful. Born in July. Giuseppe - Italian type of Joseph. God shall add. Gugliehno - A strong and resolute protector. Guido - The vast one, or from the timber. Ilario - Cheerful. Leonardo - As brave as a lion. Lorenzo - From the Laurel tree or topped with laurels. Lothario - A noted warrior. Lucio - light. Additionally see Luzio and Luke. Luigi - A noted warrior. Luzio - mild. Also see Luke. Marcello - From Marcus, which relates to Mars, the God of warfare. Also see Marius and Martin. Marco - From Marcus, which pertains to Mars, the God of warfare. Additionally see Marius and Martin. Massimo - The greatest. Michelangelo - From Hebrew: Michael the angel. The primary title of the noted artist Michelangelo Buonarroti. Napoleon - Lion of the woods; from town of Naples. Neroli - Orange blossom. Nico - The victory of the people. Nino - God is gracious. From the name Gianni and Giovanni. Nuncio - A messenger. Orazio - From a Roman family title. Orfeo - a reputation from historical mythology. Orlando - Italian type of Roland. Famed for the duration of the land. Otello - Italian forms of Otto. Rich, affluent. Othello - affluent. Ottavio - The eighth born. Pancrazio - Supreme ruler, all strong Paolo - Italian form of Paul. Small. Piero - A stone or rock. Additionally see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. Pietro - A stone or rock. Additionally see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. Pino - A lover of horses. From the name names comparable to Filippo. See Philip. Primo - First one. Raffaele - God heals, or healed by using God. Raul - The counsel of the wolf. A fearless adviser. Additionally see Rolf and Rudolph. Rinaldo - A sensible and powerful ruler. Additionally see Reginald, Reynold and Ronson. Rocco - leisure Roderigo - A renowned ruler. Rodolfo - A famous wolf. Also see Ralph and Rolf. Rodrigo - A renowned ruler. Romeo - Pilgrim to Rome. Salvatore - Saviour. Sansone - Of the sun, or a powerful man. Santo - A saint Saviero - Of the new apartment. Serafino From Hebrew. The ardent one. The masculine type of Seraphina. Serge - Servant. Sergio - Attendant. Severino - severe. Stephano - A crown or garland. Additionally see Stevenson and Stinson. Taddeo - courageous, one who praises. Tancredo - Of considerate suggestions. Trilby - Sings with trills. A boy or girl's title. Ugo - Italian form of Hugh. Heart and mind. Umberto - A famous warrior. Valentino - robust, healthful. Vencentio - Conqueror, victor. Vincentio - Conqueror, victor. Vittore - The conqueror. Additionally see Vincent. Zanebono - the good one. Zanipolo - little present of God.

Mine... but I'm not going to say it on here! lol.

I like Parisi. It is most popular in Sicily.

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/...

I like Parisi!!