Damiano

Meaning of Damiano

Damiano (pronounced dah-MYAH-noh) carries an Italian melody and a spark of history. It comes from the Greek damazo, “to tame,” and rose to fame with Saint Damian, the celebrated healer and patron saint. In the US, this name has quietly climbed—21 newborns in 2024—adding fresh charm to the top 1000. In India, where names are woven like vibrant sarees around a child’s destiny, Damiano feels like a sunrise raga: full of promise and gentle power. It glides off the tongue, playful yet poised, and invites parents to dream big, stand tall, and bring a little Italian sunshine home.

Pronunciation

Italian

• Pronunced as dah-MYAH-noh (/daˈmjaːno/)

• Damian
• Dominic
• Dario
• Darian
• Damon
• Dante