Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Gino valentino

👉 "Valentino" appears in ancient Greek sources as "Liberator," possibly a name for a Roman military official or general. In 1st century AD, "Gino" was a common surname, often used to denote nobility in Italy. The term "valentino" was given to people who were either generals of the army or had distinguished service records. It's most commonly seen in historical accounts and is considered an epithet for military leaders.

Gino Valentino