Dante
دانتي/DAHN-tay/
Enduring and steadfast
About the name Dante
Dante is an Italian name, a medieval shortening of Durante, from the Latin durante, meaning enduring, lasting or steadfast. It is forever linked to Dante Alighieri, the poet of the Divine Comedy, lending it an air of artistry and depth. The name suggests resilience, passion and a strong, unwavering spirit. Distinctly Italian yet widely admired, Dante carries both literary prestige and warmth.
- Gender
- Boy
- Origin
- Italian
- In Arabic
- دانتي
- Pronunciation
- DAHN-tay
- Also spelled
- Durante, Donte
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Dante mean?+
Dante (دانتي) is a name of Italian origin, meaning “Enduring and steadfast”.
What is the origin of the name Dante?+
Dante is a name of Italian origin.
Is Dante a boy or a girl name?+
Dante is traditionally used as a boy's name.
How is Dante pronounced and spelled?+
Dante is pronounced DAHN-tay and is written دانتي in Arabic. It is also spelled Durante, Donte.