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Armani

3 syllablesTrend: down

Italian surname from Germanic Ermanno, 'army, warrior'

Armani steps off a Milanese runway with quiet authority. Originally an Italian surname descended from the medieval given name Ermanno, cousin to Herman and rooted in the Germanic word for army or warrior, it became a global byword for tailoring after Giorgio Armani opened his house in 1975. As a first name it crossed into American use in the 1990s and has since held steady near 424, worn by boys, girls, and everyone between. Three syllables, vowel-rich, final i tilting upward. Armani feels fashion-forward without trying, a name with lineage on one side and cosmopolitan confidence on the other.

Popularity

1880 to today

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Sibling name ideas

  • Kamari
  • Alexis
  • Anderson
  • Azariah
  • Sullivan

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  • Alexis
  • Anderson
  • Azariah
  • Sullivan

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