Forename Assunta

Around the world, Assunta (Assunta , اسونتا , Ассунта) is a common girly given name. The forename Assunta is habitual in Italy, where it is quite a common female name, Brazil, where it is quite a rare feminine name, and Belgium, where it is a rare female name. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Italy, Brazil, and the United States. Much less frequently, Assunta is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Assunta

name Àssunta, name Assunzione, name Assunta, name اسونتا

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Assunta	Germany, France, Italy, Brazil, United States
اسونتا	Sudan

First names said to be same

Assunzione, and Àssunta

First name Assunta in the context

Assunta is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Assunta , the theatrical character in the play "The Rose Tattoo" and Assunta , the operatic character in the opera The Saint of Bleecker Street by Gian Carlo Menotti.

Notable namesakes

	assunta pieralli Italian poet, IT (b. 1807)
	assunta marchetti Italian nun, co-foundress, blessed, IT (b. 1871)
	assunta adelaide luigia modotti mondini Italian photographer and actress, IT (b. 1896)
	assunta palazzi (b. 1848)
	assunta maresca Italian criminal, IT (b. 1935)
	assunta stacconi Italian actress (1894-1997), IT (b. 1894)
	assunta milana Righteous Among the Nations, IT (b. 1897)
	assunta viscardi IT (b. 1890)
	assunta domini (1904-1998) (b. 1904)
	assunta geens Belgian teacher, actor and politician, BE (b. 1954)
	assunta tartaglione Italian politician, IT (b. 1970)
	assunta almirante Widow of Giorgio Almirante, IT (b. 1921)
	assunta legnante Italian paralympic shot putter, IT (b. 1978)
	assunta di sante Italian archivist, IT (b. 1950)
	assunta meloni Captain Regent of San Marino, SM (b. 1951)

Characteristic surnames

Rosa, Martino, Santoro, Carbone, Coppola, Palumbo, De Luca, De Rosa, Ferrari, Ferraro, Ferrara, Fontana, Orlando, Ruggiero, D'Angelo, Gargiulo, Giordano, Lombardi, Esposito, Oliveira, Calabrese, De Simone, Franco, Riccio, Romano, Bianco, Marra, Silva, Serra, Souza, Spina, Conte, Costa, Bruno, Perna, Rossi, Sorrentino, Rizzo, Gallo, Greco, Leone, Longo, Testa, Fiore, Fusco, Marino, Santos, Caputo, Russo, and Napolitano