Around the world, Nicolò (Nicolo 
, Nicolò 
, Николо 
) is a common boy's first name. The first name Nicolò is characteristic of Italy, where it is quite a common boy's name, Malta, where it is quite a rare male name, and Bulgaria. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Italy, the United States, and Germany. Much less frequently, Nicolò is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Nicolo | Argentina, France, United States, Germany, Italy |
| Nicolò | Spain, France, United States, Germany, Italy |
| Николо | Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Kazakhstan |
| ניקולו | Israel |
Miklos, Miklós, Mikola, Mikołaj, Mykola, Mykoła, Niccolo, Niccolò, Nicholas, Nicolaas, Nicolaes, Nicolas, Nicolaus, Nicolino, Nicolás, Nicos, Niels, Nikola, Nikolai, Nikolai, Nikolaj, Nikolaj, Nikolajs, Nikolaos, Nikolas, Nikolass, Nikolaus, Nikolay, Nikolaz, Nikolaï, Nikos, Nikołaj, Nils, Nyikolaj, Νίκολας, Νίκος, Νικόλαος, Νικόλας, Коля, Миклош, Микола, Миколай, Мыкола, Мікалай, Міклаш, Мікола, Никколо, Никола, Николаев, Николаз, Николай,
Nicolò is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Nicolò d’Este , the operatic character in the opera Parisina (Mascagni) and Nicolo , the operatic character in the opera Der lächerliche Prinz Jodelet, Keiser, Reinhard, 1674-1739. Jodelet.
| nicolò politi Italian monk, IT (b. 1117) |
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| nicolò doria (b. 1170) |
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| nicolò fieschi Italian politician, IT (b. 1230) |
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nicolò i d'este Italian condottiero (b. 1294) |
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| nicolò vaschino bishop of the Roman Catholic Church, IT (b. 1250) |
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| nicolò bobone Italian cardinal, IT (b. 1250) |
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nicolò guarco Genoese doge, IT (b. 1325) |
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nicolò zoagli Genoese doge, IT (b. 1340) |
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| nicolò da rio (b. 1310) |
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nicolò marcello Doge of Venice (1397-1474), IT (b. 1397) |
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nicolò tron Doge of Venice, IT (b. 1399) |
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| nicolò da voltri Italian painter, IT (b. 1350) |
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| nicolò di pietro Italian painter from Venice, IT (b. 1350) |
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nicolò solimani Italian painter, IT (b. 1420) |
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nicolò malermi biblical scholar, IT (b. 1422) |
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Sala, Franco, Mariani, Martino, Messina, Sartori, Colombo, Bianchi, Rinaldi, Ruggeri, Gentile, Ferrari, Fontana, Castelli, Catalano, Cipriani, Barbieri, D'Angelo, Lombardo, Lombardi, Esposito, Vianello, Fabbri, Farina, Vitale, Grasso, Pace, Riva, Monti, Amato, Asaro, Conte, Conti, Costa, Bruno, Rossi, Marinelli, Ricci, Rizzi, Russo, Gallo, Gatti, Greco, Longo, Villa, Marino, Caruso, Romano, Rizzo, and Valentini