Manzo
[ˈman.dzo]Meaning
Italian for beef or meat
Background Story
The name Manzo is derived from the Italian word for beef. It can signify a robust companion or a protector. The name does not originate from any specific literary work or film but embodies a cultural significance tied to food and sustenance in Italian culture.
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