Gianmaria

Gianmaria is a masculine given name of Italian origin. It is a compound formed from Giovanni (John) and Maria (Mary). In Italian naming practice, such compound names are common, and Gianmaria can be written as a single given name or as two separate names (Gian Maria). The combination often reflects Catholic religious influence, with Maria serving as a devotional element attached to another given name.

The name is used primarily in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide. While it remains less common than many single-name forms, Gianmaria has appeared in historical records, contemporary biographies, and popular culture, illustrating its place in Italian onomastics.

Variants and related names include Gian Maria (two words), Giovanni Maria (using the formal form Giovanni rather than Gian), and other compound forms that pair Giovanni with a Marian name. The root names Giovanni and Maria have long-standing popularity in Italian naming traditions and appear frequently in saint names, family naming practices, and regional variations.