| Italian |
Etymology | English |
| Ubaldesca |
Ancient German feminine name. Its meaning translates as; of the Ubalds. | N/A |
| Ubaldo |
Derived from the ancient Saxon "hyg" and "bald", latinized as "Ubaldus"; powerful rescuer. | N/A |
| Ubertino |
Diminutive of Uberto; illustriously wealthy. | N/A |
| Ugo |
Derived from the ancient German "Hug"; wise spirit. Found also in the feminine as Ughetta. | Hugo |
| Ugolina |
Feminine form of Ugo with the same meaning. | N/A |
| Ugolino |
Diminutive of Ugo with the same meaning. | N/A |
| Ugone |
Derived from the Latin "Ugonis"; intelligent man. | N/A |
| Uguccione |
Variation of Ugo, found mainly in Tuscany. | N/A |
| Ulberto |
Variation of Alberto. Name of German origin; illustious and noble. | N/A |
| Ulderico |
Derived from the ancient German "Hulderich"; powerful and merciful. Found also as Udalrico and Uldarico. | N/A |
| Ulfa |
Derived from an ancient Breton dialect; wolf. | N/A |
| Ulfo |
Feminine form of Ulfa; wolf. | N/A |
| Ulisse |
Derived from the Greek "Odyssèos", latinized as "Ulixes"; irate, irritated. | Ulysses |
| Uliva |
Derived from Latin; woman of peace. | N/A |
| Ulpiano |
Derived from the Latin "Ulpianus", name of ethnic origin; from Ulpio. | N/A |
| Ulrico |
Derived from the German "Ulrich"; powerfully wealthy. Found in the feminine as Ulrica. | N/A |
| Ulstano |
Ancient name of Irish origin, name of provenance; from Ulster. | N/A |
| Umberto |
Derived from the ancient German "Humbert"; magnificent giant. | N/A |
| Umile |
Name of Latin origin, derived from "humilis"; humble. | N/A |
| Umilta' |
Derived from the Latin "Humilitas"; docile, humble. Found also as Umiliana. | N/A |
| Unna |
Derived from the Latin "Hunnilas", name of Teutonic origin; freed from the Huns. | N/A |
| Uranio |
Derived from Latin; serene, sky blue. | N/A |
| Urbano |
Derived from the Latin "Urbanus"; citizen, inhabitant of a city. | Urban |
| Urcisceno |
Ancient name of ethnic origin; from Urcino, city in Corsica, presently destroyed. | N/A |
| Uriele |
Derived from the Hebrew "Uri'El"; the light of God. | N/A |
| Ursicino |
Derived from the Latin "Ursicinus"; strong like a small bear. | N/A |
| Ursicio |
Derived from the Latin "Ursicius"; resembling a bear. | N/A |
| Ursino |
Derived from the Latin "Ursinus"; small bear, cub. | N/A |
| Ursmaro |
From ancient Gaelic, latinized as "Ursmarus", young male bear, cub. | N/A |
