Abbott in Italian

Abbott in Italian is Abate — Abbott means a surname, originally referring to someone who worked for or was connected to an abbot.

Abate

proper noun

A number of places in the United States:

What does "Abbott" mean?

name A surname, originally referring to someone who worked for or was connected to an abbot.
"The Abbott family has lived in the village for generations."

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What is "Abbott" in Italian?

"Abbott" in Italian is Abate. Abbott means: A surname, originally referring to someone who worked for or was connected to an abbot.

How do you use "Abbott" in a sentence?

Example: "The Abbott family has lived in the village for generations." In Italian, "Abbott" is Abate.

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