Jelentése
The Italian name Baldassare means "Balthazar," which means "protect the king" or "may God protect the king."
Italian cognate of Balthasar, a name medieval Christian tradition assigned to one of the Three Wise Men, who brought gifts to the Christ child. Some believe the name is derived from the Chaldean Belshazzar (Bel’s prince) or from the Persian Beltshazzar (prince of splendor). Others think the name might have merely been an invention with an Eastern sound to it. The name is borne in the Bible by the ruler of Babylon who had the prophet Daniel translate the strange writing that appeared on the wall of his dining hall. Var: Baltassare. (BAHL-DAH-SAH-RAY)
