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Aberto | Italian form of the name Albert which means noble |
Abramo | Italian form of the name Abraham which means father of many |
Adelina | an Italian name meaning noble |
Admiral | a high ranking naval officer |
Adolfo | Italian form of the German name Adolf which mean 'noble wolf' |
Aida | an Italian name that means happy |
Alba | an Italian name meaning dawn |
Alpha | term referring to a dominant male |
Antonio | an Italian variant of the name Anthony which means highly praised |
Apollo | a Roman god (the son of Jupiter); Apollo Creed, fictional heavyweight boxer from the Rocky series |
Augustus | first Emperor of Rome and founder of the Roman empire |
Axel | a name derrivative of axle which is the central shaft of a rotating wheel |
Balboa | Rocky Balboa, main character from the motivational underdog boxing series 'Rocky' |
Bane | a fictional villian and adversary of Batman in DC Comics |
Battle | a hostile encounter between military forces |
Benedict | Saint Benedict, an Italian monk |
Bomber | a military aircraft that targets ground and sea by dropping bombs |
Boss | the one in charge |
Bravo | an Italian word meaning well behaved |
Bruno | Angelo Bruno, a Sicilian-American mobster that was boss of the Philadelphia Mafia |
Brutus | name of a prominent roman family |
Bullet | a projectile shot from a firearm |
Cabot | John Cabot, an Italian explorer who discovered parts of North America |
Caesar | title used by Roman emperors, came from the famous dictator Julius Caesar |
Capone | Al Capone, an Italian-American mobster and boss of the Chicago Mafia |
Captain | a military officer rank |
Ceres | Roman goddess of agriculture |
Cerone | Jackie Cerone, an Italian-American mobster and boss of the Chicago Mafia |
Charlie | Charles 'Lucky' Luciana, an Italian-American mobster and first official boss of the Genovese crime family |
Chief | high in authority |
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Apollo | The son of Jupiter. Apollo is god of music and poetry. |
Ceres | Roman goddess of fertility and agriculture. Ceres is one of the twelve major Roman deities. |
Diana | The daughter of Jupiter and twin sister of Apollo. Diana is the Roman goddess of nature. She has the power to talk to and control animals. |
Janus | The Roman god of transitions and time. He is usually shown having two faces. One looks to the future and the other to the past. |
Juno | A Roman goddes that serves as protector of the state. She looks after all the women of Rome. |
Jupiter | The Roman god of the sky and thunder. He is the ruler of the gods. |
Liber | The Roman god of wine and freedom. He is also referred to as Liber Pater which means 'the free father'. |
Luna | The Roman goddess of the moon. She is the female complement of the sun god 'Sol'. |
Mars | Roman god of war and guardian of agriculture. He is the prominent of the Roman military gods. |
Mercury | The Roman god of commerce and finances. He also guides souls to the underworld. |
Minerva | The Roman goddess of strategy and wisdom. |
Neptune | The Roman god of the sea and horses. He is depicted as riding on a seashorse drawn chariot. |
Orcus | Roman god of the underworld. He is depicted as a hairy giant. |
Saturn | Roman god of religion and time. The first god of the Capitol. He is father to Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, Juno, Ceres and Vesta. |
Sol | The Roman god of the sun. |
Terra | The Roman goddess of earth. She is often depicted as laying and is seen with the sky god. |
Vesta | The Roman goddess of family and home. She is symbolized by sacred fire burning at her temples. |
Vulcan | The Roman god of fire. He is often shown wielding a blacksmith's hammer. |
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Koda | A cane cosro can become big and look like koda from brother bear |
Aradia | Wanted something Italian and unique found this on a page about Italian folklore. She's said to be the daughter of Diana and Luicifer and is known as the Queen of Witches |
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