First names dictionary

FABIO

Fabio: translation

Fabiom
Italian,Spanish, andPortuguese: from the old Roman family nameFabius, said to be a derivative offababean. Members of this family were prominent in republican Rome. The most famous of them was Quintus Fabius Maximus (d. 203 BC), the Roman general who harassed the invader Hannibal but never joined battle, giving his name to the phrase ‘Fabian tactics’, implying a policy of gradual attrition as opposed to full-scale confrontation. The name was also used among the earlyChristians: St Fabius (d. 300) was a Roman soldier beheaded at Caesarea in Mauretania under the Emperor Diocletian.

  1. fabio—Fabio bersetzungitalienische spanische Form von Fabius Bedeutung angelehnt an einen altrmischen Familiennamen. In Italien sehr verbreitet....Deutsch namen
  2. abio—abio translationwithout a living starving...Dictionary of ichthyology