Italian boy names including meanings and popularity, with male names of Italian origin used in Italy, the US, and around the world. Includes top Italian boy names such as Enzo and Luca along with rareItaliannames for baby boys. Pick a baby boy name that’s rarely used or uniquely spelled. If you want your child to have a unique name, your best bet is to choose one that’s rare. Reference census data, books, celebrities, and other sources for names that aren’t used often. Exotic Italian Surnames.Malatesta – Means “bad head” in Italian, originally a nickname for a person with a misshapen head. Marini – Means “ofthe sea” in Italian. Olivieri – Means “olive tree worker” in Italian. Antonio – A timeless Italianname meaning “priceless,” “inestimable” or “praiseworthy.” Adriano – Originating from the Latin “Hadrianus,” this name refers to someone from the town of Adria in Italy. Ansaldo m Italian (Rare) Italian form of a Germanic name composed ofthe elements ansi "god" and walt "power, authority" (a cognate of Oswald). Discover the top 100 rarestnames globally, including unique girl and boy names that stand out in popularity rankings. These names are seldom heard, rarely recorded, and sometimes even forgotten. Discovering therarestname opens a fascinating window into history, linguistics, and societal trends. Popular Namesofthe Year.The list of top baby names are updated real-time, based on names that attract the most attention from the parents and other NameChef visitors so far in 2026.
