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marchese

marchese

4 9.9
An Italian family name
  • proper noun
  • /mɑrˈkeɪzi/
translation icon : 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

Agee
vsmarchese
13 8.6

A family name used in countries where people speak English

is specifically Italian rather than common in English-speaking areas
Olde
vsmarchese
10 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
Calabrese
vsmarchese
10 8.8

An Italian last name often used by families from Calabria

is a general Italian family name without regional origin information
Beretta
vsmarchese
3 8.2

An Italian last name

is the same but described as 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
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.