Branco
[ˈbraŋko]Meaning
italian for a pack or herd
Background Story
In Italian, branco is the word for a pack of wolves or dogs, and also for a flock of sheep. It can describe a gang of people too.
Related Names
Blanco
Spanish surname meaning "white".
Barina
An Australian Aboriginal word meaning "summit"
Benito
Spanish contracted form of Benedicto
Bianco
Italian for "white"
Branca
Italian for a claw or talon
Sereno
From Spanish sereno, calm or serene
Albus
Roman cognomen meaning "white, bright" in Latin.
Amelio
Italian masculine given name, also a surname
Baibai
Bandit
A person who commits robbery as part of a group; from the word for banditry