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Rocco
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rocco
English
Etymology
From the en it - form of the name of en fr - 14th century saint fr Roch, of en gem - origin. The meaning is obscure; en goh hruoh crow (from en gem-pro *hrōkaz), goh hrok rest (modern de Ruhe) and goh rohōn to roar (modern de röhren) have been suggested.
Pronunciation
en ɒkəʊ 2
Proper noun
en male Italian, of mostly American usage.
Translations
male given name
Catalan: ca Roc m
Esperanto: eo Roĥo
Extremaduran: ext Roqui
French: fr Roch
Hungarian: hu Rókus
Italian: it Rocco
Polish: pl Roch m
Portuguese: pt Roque m
Russian: ru Рох m
Spanish: es Roque m
Italian
Etymology
From it fr Roch.
Pronunciation
Ròcco
Proper noun
m
it male Rocco
Anagrams
it ccoor corco corcò croco