Given name
Lelio
Lelio is a masculine given name from Latin. It is used in Italian.
Meaning & origin
People named Lelio
- Lelio SozziniItalian theologian1525–1562
- Lelio Lagoriomayor of Florence and Minister of Defence (1925-2017)
- Lelio BassoItalian democratic socialist politician and journalist (1903-1978)
- Lelio OrsiItalian painter (1508-1587)
- Lelio BisciaItalian cardinal1575–1638
- Lelio LuttazziItalian actor, singer, conductor, composer and jazz musician (1923–2010)
- Lelio ColistaItalian composer and lutenist1629–1680
- Lelio FalconieriCatholic cardinal1585–1648
- Lelio AntoniottiItalian footballer (1928-2014)
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