Amilcare
ah-meel-KAH-reh
Amilcare is a boy’s name of Italian origin, meaning “Italian form of Hamilcar, a Punic name meaning 'brother of Melqart' (a Phoenician god).”, and peaked in popularity in 1914.
What Amilcare Means
“Italian form of Hamilcar, a Punic name meaning 'brother of Melqart' (a Phoenician god).”
The Story of Amilcare
This robust Italian name, recorded in the early 20th century, carries the ancient echo of a warrior's resolve.
Amilcare is the Italian form of Hamilcar, a Punic name of Phoenician origin. Its etymology is believed to mean 'brother of Melqart,' referring to a prominent Phoenician deity. This links the name to ancient Mediterranean powers and military prowess.
You imagine your son possessing a steadfast determination and a courageous spirit. Amilcare is a name for a boy who will face challenges head-on, showing unwavering loyalty to his principles and loved ones.
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Peak Year
#6 in 1914
Total Births
6
First Recorded
1914
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