Emanuele
/eh-ma-nweh-LEH/
Emanuele is an Italian boy's name pronounced /eh-ma-nweh-LEH/. A beautiful and traditional name meaning God is with us.
Meaning of Emanuele
A beautiful and traditional name meaning God is with us.
Emanuele is the Italian form of the Hebrew name Immanuel, which appears in the Old Testament and signifies 'God is with us'. It entered the Italian lexicon through Byzantine Greek and Latin influences, remaining a cornerstone of Christian naming traditions for centuries.
- Origin
- Italian
- Pronunciation
- /eh-ma-nweh-LEH/
Cultural background
The name is a perennial favorite in Italy, often associated with royalty due to the House of Savoy. It is frequently given as a singular name or as part of a double name like Vittorio Emanuele.
Variations & nicknames
- Emanuel
- Emmanuele
- Manuel
- Manu
- Lele
- Manuele
Frequently asked about Emanuele
- What does Emanuele mean?
- It is a Hebrew-derived name meaning 'God is with us'.
- How do you pronounce Emanuele?
- It is pronounced eh-ma-nu-EH-leh, with four distinct syllables.
- Is Emanuele a boy or girl name?
- Emanuele is a masculine name in Italy; the feminine counterpart is Emanuela.
- When is the Name Day (Onomastico) for Emanuele?
- The most common date to celebrate is March 26th, in honor of Saint Manuel the Martyr.
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