How to Say “Deborah” in Italian

Deborah
Deborah is the Italian form of the female given name Deborah.
Deborah is used as a female given name. A casual and affectionate nickname used among close friends and family is Deby.
Meaning: female given name (name)

Did you know?

  • Unlike many Italian names that end in 'a' for females, Deborah preserves the consonant ending, which makes it stand out phonetically in an Italian sentence.
  • In Italy, the name Deborah experienced a massive surge in popularity during the 1980s, making it a common marker of a specific generation rather than an ancient traditional name.
  • Italian speakers may use the nickname Deby with a 'y' ending, which is an anglicism not typically found in native Italian name structures.

Examples in context

  • Deborah lavora come avvocato e parla fluentemente italiano.
    Deborah works as a lawyer and speaks fluent Italian.
  • Si chiama Deborah.
    Her name is Deborah.
  • Ho incontrato Deborah ieri.
    I met Deborah yesterday.
  • Conosci Deborah?
    Do you know Deborah?

Example conversation

Lorenzo and Giulia are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Giulia

    Lorenzo, hai sentito di Deborah?
    Lorenzo, have you heard from Deborah?
  2. Lorenzo

    No, come sta Deborah?
    No, how is Deborah?
  3. Giulia

    Sta bene, è molto felice.
    She is well, she is very happy.
  4. Lorenzo

    Sono contento per lei.
    I am happy for her.
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