It means giant sour means lizard
What Does The Name Dino Mean?
Dino is a well known male given name it is originally pronounced as DEE-no. It is mainly of Spanish and Italian origin and a short form for ending names like Bernardino. It is also a diminutive of the name Dean.
Quiet a few well known people share this first name for example, Dino Jelusic who is a famous Croatian singer, musician and songwriter. He was also the winner of the initial Junior Eurovision Song Contest conducted in the year 2003.
Dino was originally born in Pozega, on June 4th 1992 and is currently based in Zagreb along with his family. At the JESC he performed the song "Ti si moja prva ljubav" and bagged a total of 134 points. The English adaptation of the song goes as "You Are My One and Only".
Quiet a few well known people share this first name for example, Dino Jelusic who is a famous Croatian singer, musician and songwriter. He was also the winner of the initial Junior Eurovision Song Contest conducted in the year 2003.
Dino was originally born in Pozega, on June 4th 1992 and is currently based in Zagreb along with his family. At the JESC he performed the song "Ti si moja prva ljubav" and bagged a total of 134 points. The English adaptation of the song goes as "You Are My One and Only".
Marvelous, always has an idea through, never gives up, always has a high hope in herself, never gives up in her achievement, brings homework in time, forgetful, has a great attendance, tries her best in every thing, in one assignment gets in a big deal, has some problems in math, loves to read, loves her family so much, always wants to visit her family that is faraway from her, tries to get straight A's in school, own make a big deal about things, tries to get better in math, has a high hope of becoming a famous singer, makes her own songs, writes them down for her not to forget, talks to much, shots her hand when she has a great answer for something, gets excited to much, is the best friend anyone could have, and finally she is really nice and friendly.
