Bernardo
Bernardo is a masculine given name, the Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian form of Bernard.
It appears in Shakespeare's *Hamlet* as one of the sentinels who first sees the ghost.
The name remains common in Romance-language countries and among Hispanic communities: Bernardo was named after his grandfather.
Danish prince's revenge tragedy
- guardWatchful defensive attention
- watchmanBuilding security guard
- sentinelGuard who monitors
- ElsinoreDanish royal fortress
ghost · Francisco · Marcellus · Horatio · Denmark · battlements · night · opening
From the smallest Greater Antille
- gangOrganized criminal group
- leaderOne who guides others
- AnitaSpanish-derived feminine name
- MariaCommon feminine given name
Jets · rumble · musical · Sondheim · Bernstein · Broadway · NYC · rivalry
Swiss federal city
- BernieNickname for Bernard
- masculineMale in character
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
Portuguese · Germanic · brave · bear · strong · saint · medieval · Catholic
One who makes movies
- directorOne who leads
- ChileSlender Andean coastal nation
- liberatorOne who frees others
- independenceFreedom from external control
general · military · revolutionary · Latin American · hero · statesman · patriot · founder
Hamlet
Danish prince's revenge tragedy
Elsinore · ghost · Francisco · Marcellus · Horatio · Denmark · battlements · night · opening · scene
Puerto Rican
From the smallest Greater Antille
Maria · Jets · rumble · musical · Sondheim · Bernstein · Broadway · NYC · rivalry · knife
Bern
Swiss federal city
Italian · Portuguese · Germanic · brave · bear · strong · saint · medieval · Catholic · baptism
filmmaker
One who makes movies
independence · general · military · revolutionary · Latin American · hero · statesman · patriot · founder · national
- St. BernardLarge Swiss mountain dog
- Saint BernardLarge Swiss rescue breed
- George Bernard Shaw
- Claude BernardExperimental physiology founder
- Bernard of ClairvauxTwelfth-century Cistercian abbot
- Bernard Madoff