Forename Evelino

Around the world, Evelino (Evelino ) is quite a rare boy's first name. The forename Evelino is habitual in Italy, where it is quite a rare masculine name, Croatia, where it is a rare boy's name, and Philippines. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Italy, Philippines, and Brazil. Very seldom, Evelino is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Evelino

name Evaline, name Evelyne, name Evelien, name Evelina, name Эвелин, name Эвелина, name אוולין, name 依莲娜, name Évelyne, name إيفلين, name Evelin, name Evelína, name 伊芙琳, name エヴェリン, name Evalina, name Ewelina, name Evelino, name Evelyn, name エブリン, name Евелина, name Евеліно

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Evelino	Philippines, Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Mexico

First names said to be same

Evalina, Evaline, Evelien, Evelin, Evelina, Evelyn, Evelyne, Evelína, Ewelina, Évelyne, Евелина, Евеліно, Эвелин, Эвелина, אוולין, إيفلين, エブリン, エヴェリン, 伊芙琳, and 依莲娜

First name Evelino in the context

Evelino is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Ted Mosby , the fictional character from the television series How I Met Your Mother; Evelyn O'Connell , the character from the 1999 film The Mummy; Francine Langstrom , the DC Comics character; Evelyn Sharp , the fictional character from the television series Arrow and Starling , the DC Comics character, Arrow, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	evelino waddington English-Italian politician, GB (b. 1806)
	evelino pidò Italian conductor, IT (b. 1953)
	evelino marcolini Italian soldier (1923-2006), IT (b. 1923)
	evelino abeni IT (b. 1940)

Characteristic surnames

Sa, Zwetsch, Marquez, Moreira, Signori, Seidler, Abellar, Barbosa, Bomitali, Pereira, Hopkins, Veneros, Zanella, Zanzaro, Martinez, Morandin, Carvalho, Panciera, Erahardt, Oliveira, Magalhaes, Rodriguez, Junior, Garcia, Ruibal, Borges, Uy, Melo, Cruz, Braz, Dias, Lima, Neto, Zeta, Matos, Silva, Goncalves, Silan, Sousa, Souza, Strey, Alves, Costa, Lopez, Filho, Marian, Santos, Benson, Simao, and Tranchina