Danté

Latin diminutive of Durant

"enduring"

Danté Origin and Meaning

The name Danté is a boy's name.

Danté is a masculine name that adds a stylized accent to the classic Dante, emphasizing its Italian pronunciation. The name derives from the Medieval Latin name Durante, shortened to Dante, meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast.' It gained lasting fame through the 13th-century Italian poet Dante Alighieri, author of 'The Divine Comedy.' The accent in Danté guides pronunciation and adds a touch of sophistication. This name carries powerful literary and cultural associations while maintaining a strong, concise sound. Though not extremely common, Danté has maintained steady usage, particularly in Italian-American communities and among families appreciating its literary heritage, elegant sound, and the boldness of its two-syllable structure.