How to Say ‘Under the name of’ in Italian
A nome di
ah NOH-meh dee
[ah NOH-meh dee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: For reservations, [a nome di ...] is the standard way to give the name the booking is under. Staff may ask for it when booking and again when you arrive.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
in; under
Here a is used in the fixed expression a nome di, meaning in the name of / under the name of.
A nome di chi devo mettere la prenotazione?
Under whose name should I put the reservation?
nome
[NOH-meh]
name
Used when asking or stating the name for a booking.
A nome di Rossi, per favore.
Under the name Rossi, please.
di
[dee]
of
Links the phrase to the person's name: a nome di = under the name of.
A nome di Bianchi c'è una prenotazione.
There is a reservation under the name Bianchi.
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