Forename ロベルト

In all the world, ロベルト (Robert , Roberto , Robbert ) is a prevalent boy's first name. The forename ロベルト is characteristic of Argentina, where it is a widespread male name, Italy, and the United States (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in the United States, Mexico, and Italy. Much less frequently, ロベルト is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name ロベルト

name Robertus, name Lobelt, name Lobert, name Робби, name Лысый, name Роберто, name Bognár, name Бобби, name Loberto, name Robelt, name ロベルト, name Bob, name Robert, name Robertas, name Робертс, name Роббі, name Roberto, name Roope, name Roberth, name Robelto, name Берт, name רוב, name Bert, name Robi, name Röbi, name Ruprecht, name Робер, name Робэрт, name ברט, name Robbert, name Репке, name Μπομπ, name Lobelto, name Röpke, name Bobby, name Rob, name Robat, name Rommert, name Ρόμπερτ, name Róbert, name Roberts, name Rubert, name Robrecht, name Rupert, name Робат, name בוב, name Боб, name Robby, name Робертас, name Роберт, name Робертус, name Roberuto, name Руперт, name Роб

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Robert, Roberto	Italy, Mexico, France, Brazil, United States
Robbert	Mexico, France, Philippines, Brazil, United States
ロベルト	Japan

First names said to be same

Bert, Bob, Bobby, Bognár, Lobelt, Lobelto, Lobert, Loberto, Rob, Robat, Robby, Robelt, Robelto, Robertas, Roberth, Roberts, Robertus, Roberuto, Robi, Robrecht, Rommert, Roope, Rubert, Rupert, Ruprecht, Róbert, Röbi, Röpke, Μπομπ, Ρόμπερτ, Берт, Боб, Бобби, Лысый, Репке, Роб, Робат, Робби, Роббі, Робер, Роберт, Робертас, Роберто, Робертс, Робертус, Робэрт, Руперт, בוב, ברט, רוב,

First name ロベルト in the context

ロベルト is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Robert Galbraith , the pseudonym of J.K. Rowling; Rocky Balboa , the fictional character in the Rocky film series; Robert Baratheon , the character in A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones; Sideshow Bob , the fictional character from The Simpsons franchise and Mr. March , the fictional character from Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, and in many other works.