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Valentino

Valentino

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An Italian name for men that is sometimes used as a family name
  • proper noun
  • /vælənˈtiːnoʊ/
translation icon : Valentino
  • But Tony Valentino wanted, with overwhelming strength, to take her in his arms.
  • Tony Valentino
  • Mr. Valentino
  • Lou Valentino

Examples

  • Little by little, Valentino has revived in me a great love for motorcycles.

  • I'm Tony Valentino.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • Tony Valentino would watch him die.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • Tony Valentino had reached his mother.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • I noticed that Valentino was very anxious at this time.

  • The man who could have been king: Valentino Rossi.

    Blog text (30)
  • Valentino still has many things to do in motorcycling.

  • Nobody knows the ferocity of the competition better than Valentino Rossi.

  • And now Valentino Rossi has got Casey Stoner in his sight.

  • Valentino is and always will be a humble person from Tavullia, like us.

Surface Forms

Valentino main

Etymology

Valentino is an Italian given name from Latin Valentinus and valens, which mean 'strong' or 'healthy'. So when someone is called Valentino, their name originally meant a healthy or brave person, like the English name 'Valentine'.