Forename Indiano

All around the world, Indiano (Indian , Indiano , Indianar) is a rare dominantly masculine, but uncommonly feminine first name. The given name Indiano is habitual in Mongolia, where it is quite a rare male name, Nepal, where it is a rare male name, and Nigeria, where it is a very rare unisex name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Mongolia, Indonesia, and India. Also, Indiano is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Indiano

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Indian	Philippines, Spain, United States, Indonesia, Mongolia
Indiano	Philippines, Spain, Italy, United States, Indonesia

First names said to be same

Indianer

First name Indiano in the context

Indiano is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Indian Chief , the chief from Disney's Peter Pan; Indian Emily , the fictional Apache at Fort Davis, Texas; Indian chief , the fictional character from Ten Who Dared; Indian Chief , the fictional character from In Search of the Castaways and Indian woman , the fictional character from Ten Who Dared, among other works.

Characteristic surnames

Mr, Rick, Ruby, Ryan, Dave, Drew, Gary, Gina, Liza, Luis, Luiz, Ludy, Lupo, Luan, Jane, Jose, John, Joan, Joao, Joel, Jean, Juan, Rose, Jude, Rosa, Burt, Ms, Al, Sam, Ana, Ada, Ash, Ben, Bia, Kuc, Raj, Ray, Jay, Joe, Tom, Mary, Mark, Mila, Sara, Anna, Arul, Cara, Raul, and Tony