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
Recorded as a rare masculine given name in Brazilian Portuguese
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 and surname, from Germanic-Gothic *amal, "work, vigor"
Baibai
Bandit
A person who commits robbery as part of a group; from the word for banditry