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Columbo
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Meaning and origin
Columbo is a
Irish
boy name. The meaning of the name is `
dove
`.
Where is it used?
The name Columbo is mainly used in Italian.
How do they say it elsewhere?
Calum
(In Scottish)
Cailean
(In Scottish)
Columba
(In Late Roman)
Colum
(In Irish)
Colm
(In Irish)
For the opposite sex use:
In French:
Colombe
(B)
See also
In Italian:
Colombina
(F)
In English:
Columbine
(F)
More `Columbo` links
Columbo as abbreviation
Actors named Columbo
Columbo in the encyclopedia
Statistics for Columbo
The name Columbo doesn`t appear in the US top 1000 most common names over de last 128 years. The name Columbo seems to be unique!
See also the
US top 1000 names 2007
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