Given name & surname
Pandolfo
“band”
Pandolfo is a masculine given name from Proto-Germanic, meaning “band.” It is used in Italian.
Meaning & origin
People named Pandolfo
- Pandulf IronheadItalian noble925–981
- Pandulf IV of CapuaItalian prince950–1050
- Pandulf II of BeneventoItalian prince901–1014
- Pandolfo IV MalatestaItalian condottieri1475–1534
- Pandulf II of SalernoPrince of Salerno
- Pandolfo CollenuccioItalian poet, historian and humanist1444–1504
- Pandolfo III MalatestaItalian condottiero and lord of Fano1370–1427
- Pandolfo PetrucciItalian politician (1452-1512)
- Pandolfo I MalatestaItalian condottiero1267–1326
Listed by how widely each person is written about, which says nothing about the name itself.
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