Italy is a captivating female given name of Latin origin, derived from the country it shares its name with. It means "calf" or "young cow," which is fitting for those born in this enchanting land known for its rich culture and history. In Italian, the name is pronounced as /iˈtali.a/.
Over a century, the name Italy has seen significant fluctuations in its popularity, with a total of 1995 births recorded between 1918 and 2023. After consistent low numbers from 1918 to 1997, there was a notable spike in usage starting from 1998 onwards, reaching over triple digits consistently since 2012. The name's popularity peaked recently in 2021 with 132 births.