Some names that are not my usual style but I have been reading for the first time or that I remembered of.
They are not bad, even if I would not use them as the first name I thought they are still super interesting.
Coletta
Started as a nickname for Nicole and Nicoletta, but used alone, like Nica, Nicla or other names.
It seems like a wearable name to me, perhaps a little vintage but with a touch of chic. In short, certainly not a name to be eliminated forever.
Stelio / Stelios
Stelios is a name derived from the Greek Ī£ĻĪĪ»Ī¹ĪæĻ (Stelios), a variant of Ī£ĻĻ Ī»Ī¹Ī±Ī½ĻĻ (Stylianos), a name based on the term ĻĻĻĪ»ĪæĻ (stylos) or ācolumnā. Stelio is the Italian form of Stelios.
Ivetta / Yvetta
Ivetta is the diminutive of the name Iva, and Yvetta is an indipendent name, they both come from a name that derives from the Germanic iv āyew treeā. Ivetta / Yvetta has a much more famous cousin: the French Yvette.
Yet in my opinion Yvetta has nothing less. It is a retro name that should be rediscovered, a bit like Evelina or Irma or Nives or Amabel.
Ivetta on the other hand is elegant and unusual.
Marzio / Marsilio
Marzio derives from Martius which means ādedicated to Marsā called Mars in Latin. The month of March was also linked to Mars. Marsilio comes from Mars as well.
Marzullo is the name of the village in Calabria where my motherās family comes from. You can actually see [name_u]Stanley[/name_u] Tucci go to this village in his CNN show āSearching for Italy.ā
Iāve heard Stelios before; many Greek names used in my hometown in Connecticut.
[name_f]Coletta[/name_f] - I like that āEttaā ending - it has a bit more āpunchā than [name_f]Colette[/name_f]
Stelios/Stelios - do you know if this is said like stell-ee-o/us or stee-lee-o-us? It has have a sort of mystical appeal
Ivetta/Yvetta - I donāt mind them - sharp and intriguing - and I kind of like how they could have quite contemporary feeling nicknames - [name_m]Yves[/name_m], [name_u]Ivy[/name_u], [name_f]Etta[/name_f], [name_f]Ettie[/name_f]
Marzio/Marsilio - I think I prefer Marzio - pretty cool.