Totti
Italian · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Totti
The given name 'Totti' is primarily a diminutive or nickname derived from the Italian name 'Totto' or 'Tomaso' (Thomas), meaning "twin" from the Aramaic root *tōmā*.
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Etymology
The given name 'Totti' is primarily a diminutive or nickname derived from the Italian name 'Totto' or 'Tomaso' (Thomas), meaning "twin" from the Aramaic root *tōmā*. It is most famously used in Italian culture as a surname or nickname, notably associated with the footballer Francesco Totti, and has no specific religious or cultural origin beyond its Italian heritage.
Totti currently ranks #603 in the United States as a boy's name.
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