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- Rocco♂Germanic saint-name, possibly linked with crow or rook
- Romano Franco♂Romano: Italian Romanus form: Roman; Franco: Frank form; also familiar Francesco
- Romeo♂Roman; one connected with Rome
- Romeo Constantino♂Romeo: Roman or from Rome; Constantino: Constantinus family: constant or steadfast
- Romeo Emilio♂Romeo: Roman or from Rome; Emilio: Aemilius family: rival
- Romilda♀Fame and battle
- Rosa Mia·Rosa: Latin rose account; possible earlier independent name history; Mia: Maria diminutive; coinciding Italian mine word
- Rosanna♀Rose joined with Anna
- Rosario Ninfa♀Rosario: Rosary in the documented Marian name tradition; Ninfa: Nympha family: bride or nymph
- Rosendo Mario♂Rosendo: Visigothic fame and time formation; Mario: Marius family: competing Mars and male-word histories
- Ruben♂See, a son
- Rufino♂From Rufinus, related to red-haired Rufus
- Rustico♂Rural or of the countryside
- Sabiniano·Latin Sabinianus; Sabine name family
- Sabino♂A Sabine, from the ancient people of central Italy
- Sabrina♀Latin form of the River Severn’s name
- Salvio♂Safe
- Sandra♀Short form of Italian Alessandra
- Sandro♂Defending people, through the Alexander family
- Santos♂Saints; associated with All Saints’ Day
- Sara♀Lady or princess
- Saturnino♂Form of Roman Saturninus, derived from Saturn
- Severino♂From Severinus, in the Latin stern-name family
- Severo♂Stern; serious
- Sigfrido♂Victory and peace
- Silvano♂Latin of the woods through Italian Silvanus
- Silverio♂Forest-related, from Latin Silverius
- Silvia♀Feminine form of Silvius; forest
- Simone♂♀French feminine Simon-name form; hearing
- Simplicio♂Simple or plain, through Latin Simplicius
- Sinforosa♀Continuation of the historical name Symphorosa
- Sisinio·An Italian form of Late Latin Sisinnius
- Sofronia·Wise or temperate, through the Sofronio name family
- Sofronio♂Self-controlled or sensible
- Solferino·Italian colour word: a vivid pinkish red
- Sonia♀Russian familiar form of Sophia; wisdom
- Sotero♂Saviour or deliverer
- Stefano♂Crown or wreath
- Tamara♀Date palm, through the biblical Tamar family
- Tanto·Italian musical word: so much or too much
- Tarcisio·Documented Saint Tarcisio devotional-name tradition
- Tecla♀Glory of God, through Greek Thekla
- Telesforo♂Bringing fulfillment or carrying something through
- Teo♂Short form of Teodoro and other Teo-names; Georgian Teona too
- Teodora♀Gift of God
- Teodorica♀Feminine Teodorico, from the Germanic people-and-ruler name
- Teodulo♂Servant of God, through Greek Theodoulos
- Terzo·Third, through the Roman Tertius name
- Tessa♀Contracted form of Theresa
- Tina♀Short form of Christina, Martina, and other -tina names
- Tino♂Short form of Valentino, Martino and other -tino names
- Tolentino·An inhabitant of Tolentino, in the Latin–Italian name history
- Troadio·Troade variant in the historical martyr-name tradition
- Umbra♀Documented spelling
- Valente♂Latin strong, vigorous or healthy in the Valens family
- Valentino♂Italian Valentinus: strong, vigorous or healthy
- Valeriano♂Valerianus, derived from the strong-name Valerius
- Valerio·Valerius form, connected with being strong
- Velia♀From the Roman family name Velius
- Victoriano♂From Victorianus, derived from Victor
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