原It is a derivative of the Greek name Pantaleon, which roughly translates as "all lion". My Gr-Gr-Grandfather's name was Pantaleone Rugito - and his surname may have originally been Ruggito, which is Italian for "roar", so his birth name literally means "all lion roar". He must have had quite a cry as a baby.
"A" as in "Father" (for both). "E" is quite close to the English greeting "Hey" (granted that the "H" is removed). "O" as usual, "Oh." And once again "E," or otherwise "Eyh." [noted -ed]
评论时间：2011/09/15
Caprice
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我不敢相信这是很常见的。这可能是太接近词“pantaloni”，裤子。
原I can't believe this is very common. It's probably too close to the word "pantaloni", trousers.
mattersfact2
译 它是希腊名字Pantaleon的衍生物，大致翻译为“所有狮子”。我的祖父的名字是Pantaleone Rugito - 他的姓可能最初是Ruggito，意思是“吼叫”，所以他的出生名字字面意思是“所有的狮子咆哮”。他一定有一个哭泣作为一个婴儿。
Francesca
译 意大利语“Pantaleone”的发音：\u003cbr\u003e \u003cbr\u003e Pahn-Tah-Leyh-Ohn-Eyh \u003cbr\u003e \u003cbr\u003e“A”和“Father”一样（对于两者）。 “E”非常接近英语问候“Hey”（假设“H”被删除）。 “O”像往常一样，“哦”。再次“E”，否则“Eyh”。 [指出]
Pahn-Tah-Leyh-Ohn-Eyh
"A" as in "Father" (for both). "E" is quite close to the English greeting "Hey" (granted that the "H" is removed). "O" as usual, "Oh." And once again "E," or otherwise "Eyh." [noted -ed]
Caprice
译 我不敢相信这是很常见的。这可能是太接近词“pantaloni”，裤子。