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marchese

marchese

3 9.9
An Italian family name
  • proper noun
  • /mɑrˈkeɪzi/
: Marchese
  • We often saw the young Marchese, Francesco Gonzaga, gallop by, although he rarely troubled himself to acknowledge us.
  • Marchese Piero
  • Marchese Mike
  • Ms. Marchese

Examples

  • To my surprise, Papa introduced Jehiel to the Marchese by the name Vitale.

    Fiction book (1998)

  • "The young Marchese was most gracious, as always," Papa reported.

    Fiction book (1998)

  • I know you will be pleased to hear that this very morning I held a discussion on the matter with Marchese Francesco.

    Fiction book (1998)

  • Again, the Marchese smiled.

    Fiction book (1998)

  • Julian Marchese, 20, left New York University last year to focus on his business, Marchese Investments.

  • Milton Rogovin visited the Marchese family again 12 years later and then again eight years after that.

  • We turn now to the parents of the shooting victim, Kimberly Marchese, Michael and Christine Marchese.

Synonyms

Calabrese
vsmarchese
13 8.8

An Italian last name often used by families from Calabria

is a general Italian family name without regional origin information
Agee
vsmarchese
12 8.6

A family name used in countries where people speak English

is specifically Italian rather than common in English-speaking areas
Beretta
vsmarchese
3 8.2

An Italian last name

is the same but described as often used as a last name
Olde
vsmarchese
2 9.9

A family name that some people have as their last name

is mainly an Italian family name often used as a last name
Festa
vsmarchese
1 8.1

An Italian last name that some people have

is identical in meaning but stated as often used as a last name
Borgo
vsmarchese
1 9.0

An Italian last name used by families

is the same but noted as often used as a last name
Cannellini
vsmarchese
9.9

A family name from Italy

is the same term highlighted as often used as a last name
Renga
vsmarchese
9.9

An Italian family name

is the same but noted for frequent use as a last name

Surface Forms

marchese main

Etymology

Marchese as a family name comes from the Italian title marchese, given to someone whose ancestor was a noble in charge of a border area. So the surname often shows the family once held that rank.