Giordano

English from Hebrew

"flowing down"

Giordano Origin and Meaning

The name Giordano is a boy's name of Italian origin.

Giordano is an Italian masculine name derived from the Latin name Jordanus, meaning 'flowing down' or 'descending,' referring to the Jordan River. It gained prominence in Italy during the Renaissance period, with notable bearers including the philosopher Giordano Bruno. The name combines historical gravitas with melodic Italian charm. While consistently used in Italy throughout the centuries, it remains relatively uncommon in English-speaking countries, giving it an air of distinction and uniqueness. Giordano has maintained steady popularity in Italy, where it's appreciated for its strong sound and cultural heritage.

Famous People Named Giordano

• Filippo "Giordano" Bruno Italian Dominican friar and cosmological theorist
• Giordano Bellincampi Danish conductor and trombonist
• Giordano Bobone Orsini birth name of Jordan of Santa Susanna, Carthusian monk
• Giordano Orsini Italian cardinal
• Giordano Vitale Italian mathematician