How to Say “Patrick” in Italian

Patrick
Patrick is the Italian given name Patrick.
The word is used as a given name for individuals.
Meaning: given name (name)

Did you know?

  • The name 'Patrizio' has deep roots in the Roman 'patres', the heads of families who formed the ruling class of ancient Rome.
  • Depending on the region, 'Patrizio' might be shortened to the diminutive 'Patrizietto', a term of endearment that is not used for the English 'Patrick'.
  • In Italy, naming a child 'Patrick' rather than 'Patrizio' can be seen as a stylistic choice to sound 'modern' or 'international'.

Examples in context

  • Patrick non sa scrivere correttamente.
    Patrick cannot write properly.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of Patrick as a subject in a sentence regarding his ability to write.
    Tatoeba #3532228 by Guybrush88, translation #3258862 by carlosalberto
  • Patrizio, dai, fammi un favore!
    Patrizio, come on, do me a favor!
  • Si chiama Patrick.
    His name is Patrick.
  • Ho incontrato Patrick ieri.
    I met Patrick yesterday.
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Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a person they both know at a cafe.

  1. Martina

    Conosci Patrick?
    Do you know Patrick?
  2. Matteo

    Sì, è un mio vecchio amico.
    Yes, he is an old friend of mine.
  3. Martina

    Anche io lo conosco molto bene.
    I know him very well too.
  4. Matteo

    È un ragazzo molto simpatico.
    He is a very nice guy.

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