Yellow (name)

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Variations
Women: Yellow

Variants in other languages
English: Janus

Origin and diffusion

The name has a dual origin: on the one hand it represents a revival of the name of Giano, Roman deity guardian of the gates and passages, which comes from the Latin Janus, Ianus, meaning "arch portal", "passing at a time". On the name of this deity are based on January (in Latin Ianuarius; Giano was in fact the "god of the beginnings") and the name Gennaro; by meaning, it is similar to the name Pilade.

Since the thirteenth century, moreover, "Giano" is, especially in the Tuscan area, as a hypocoristic of names and nicknames such as Giuliano, Torrigiano, Montigiano, Bonciano, Luciano and Feliciano.

Onomaly
The name is addespota, not being brought by any saint. The theme is on 1 November, the day of All Saints. In cases where it is a hypocoristic of other names, you can celebrate their own day.

Persons

Janus of Lusignano, king of Cyprus, Armenia and Jerusalem
Giano Accame, Italian writer and journalist
Giano Anisio, Italian humanist
Giano Della Bella, Italian politician
Giano I Fregoso, doge genovese
Giano II Fregoso, doge genovese
Giano Pattini, Italian footballer
Giano Pelusio, Italian priest and humanist

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