Federico
Proper noun
Meaning
Federico
A surname from Italian.
Examples
My two great heroes are W. B. Yeats and Federico García Lorca.
I've always written at the top of my lungs and from some secret motives within. I have followed the advice of my good friend Federico Fellini who, when asked about his work, said, "Don't tell me what I'm doing, I don't want to know."
I've always written at the top of my lungs and from some secret motives within. I have followed the advice of my good friend Federico Fellini who, when asked about his work, said, "Don't tell me what I'm doing, I don't want to know."
According to Sport, Miralem Pjanic has rejected a move to Stamford Bridge but the Italian club have offered the likes of Douglas Costa, Federico Bernardeschi and Adrien Rabiot.
Although there was a decrease in poll workers countywide, Federico reported there was an increase in workers at the Riverside County Registrar of Voters Office, where the nearly 645,000 ballots received by Nov. 3 were actually being processed and counted.
An Italian cameraman Federico Valle climbed aboard and filmed the first motion picture from an airplane.