Alesso

Meaning of Alesso

Alesso arrives like a sunlit melody dancing across a Tuscan piazza—a spirited twist on Alessandro that sparkles with the warmth of Mediterranean afternoons. Rooted in the ancient Greek Alexandros (“defender of the people”) and filtered through centuries of Italian romance and Renaissance artistry, Alesso carries both historical gravitas and fresh, youthful zest. Its three syllables roll off the tongue—ah-LEH-soh—with an effortless elegance. In the United States, it has hovered around the 900th spot on baby charts over the past decade, giving it the allure of an under-the-radar treasure. Families seeking a name rich in Latin flair, protective strength, and a dash of lyrical charm will discover in Alesso a storybook hero ready to make his own mark on the world.

Pronunciation

Italian

• Pronunced as ah-LEH-soh (/aˈlɛsso/)

• Alessandro
• Alessio