Italian name??? what does the name (v-uh-lar-ree-o) mean anyways???

Answer 1

hi,I'm an italian girl,maybe ya need me:
it could be "volare"-is a verb and the meaning is"to fly"
or"valerio"-and this is a male's name.
I hope to have helped you out!

Answer 2

Adami Valerio famous Italian Artist

Answer 3

Volare is the Latin and Italian word for the verb to fly; adding an acute accent on the final e (volaré) it is also the Spanish word for I will fly. It may refer to:

"Volare", a popular song
Volare Airlines, an Italian airline
Volare Airlines, a Ukrainian cargo airline
Plymouth Volaré, a model of automobile.
Zamperla Volare, a flying Roller coaster model

Answer 4

SuorUgo gave you the right answer, but I have to add the female form Valerie (or even Valeria, like in Italian) is in use in English speaking Countries. So, we can say "Valerio" is Italian male form for "Valerie".

Answer 5

It is written Valerio (it's for males; for women Valeria exists).

An English conterpart doesn't exist.

Now it is Italian first name. It derives from Latin (ie Roman) family name Valerius which in its turn derives from verb VALERE = to be strong/health/fit, to have strenght/force

Answer 6

Hi Buttercup!

I'm not sure what the name means. My last name is very Italian.

Answer 7

I think you mean "volare" it meas to fly. If you find the correct spelling feel free to e-mail me and I will be happy to translate for you.

Answer 8

my last name is Italian and it means "as of God".....ask the person who's name it is...if they don't know...google for it...

Answer 9

i lived in italy 3 yrs ago and
valerio means brave n strong,

http://www.andythenamebender.com/name-meanings/Valerio.htm

Answer 10

no idea
havn't heared it before