Bacco

[ˈbako]

Meaning

italian for wine or drunkenness

In Italian, bacco means wine, and it is also the word for drunkenness.

Italian origin, often associated with the word 'good' or 'noble'.

Hungarian surname Balló, borrowed into English; also Italian for a dance form

From the Latin vascone, meaning "Basque"

A diminutive form of Sebastian, which means 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Short form of Isabella and Arabella, from Italian bella, "beautiful"

Italian diminutive of Giuseppe

Short form of Roberto, Alberto and other names containing berto

A diminutive form of 'boss', often used affectionately or jokingly.