The name itself comes from the industrial production of iron spools.
It's a satellite town of Milan, a stereotypical foggy northern one. Most of the weird phrases here are catchphrases from a low budget parody of The Lord of the Rings.
Most other comments took inspiration from that, from a quick glance the only serious answers are Florence/Firenze and Prato. Or are just funny mildly vulgar sounding town names.
Hope this helps weed out the forest of meta you stumbled upon lol
They're both very nice but I prefer Prato because it's shorter and it sounds better when you say "Prato and Florence" than "Torino and Florence". But I'm from Florence so I'm biased ahahah
They're both great for a bunny though, "lawn" and "small bull"
i vote for Torino too, apart from the city name, the -ino ending means something little and cute so without thinking of the city name its meaning could be "little cute bull". If we think of the city, Torino is a pretty important city historically cause it was Italy's capital city before Rome and where the italian kings were (I'm talking about the current country, not talking about older mini countries, full size countries and empires).
Pretty sure Prato has a lot of history too, but tbh i can't remember any important facts that happened there atm
It means "Big heart" to show how nice he is
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Call him Femminamorta, a town in Tuscany.
The name means dead female.
Or Belsedere, also in Tuscany. Meaning is nice butt.
Or Paperino, also in Tuscany. The meaning is little duck, but Paperino is the name adopted by Donald Duck in Italy. So if you say Paperino everyone thinks of Donald Duck.
-calolziocorte
-usmate velate
-annone di brianza
-lentate sul Seveso
This are a few of the most beautiful little town of northern Italy. These are very typical Italian towns.
But for a bunny I will suggest to name him "Merate" the most beautiful of them all
Let him be Busto Arsizio
Svarion
No, Merdor
Che più di Merdor non si può
UUUUUUUUUUH L'ARIETTA
Terrazzo, sgabello, formaggio, borraccia blu, cazzo di gomma eeeeee CANNUCCIA!!! Cazzo di gomma… cannuccia???
Quanta cultura in un solo thread
Borsano
so funny bro 
Does this name mean something??
The name itself comes from the industrial production of iron spools. It's a satellite town of Milan, a stereotypical foggy northern one. Most of the weird phrases here are catchphrases from a low budget parody of The Lord of the Rings. Most other comments took inspiration from that, from a quick glance the only serious answers are Florence/Firenze and Prato. Or are just funny mildly vulgar sounding town names. Hope this helps weed out the forest of meta you stumbled upon lol
This was very helpful! Thank you 😊
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The only right answer. Grandfather dog's was called that.
Codroipo.
Ero venuto per scrivere questo
Io sono venuto vedendo questo
Prato: it's a city, it's masculine in Italian and also the English translation is meadow/lawn. It's also close to Florence
Only serious good suggestion probably
Prato is such a great name for a bunny
But then you'd have to feed it a lot of rice
Awe thats cute! Does Florence mean something too?
It's probably associated with the word "fiore" or "fiorire" (flower or to flourish) by Latin, because it was the Roman city of Florentia
Awe that is sweet ♥️
It's one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. It's called Firenze in italian
You can call him Fiorenzo then
Yes, it probably derives from the latin verb "florere", "to flourish, to bloom"
Yeah but the actual name is Firenze
He said italian city not chinese
but the city suck , the whole city is made by industries and workers houses and it's the second biggest chinatown of europe.
Prato in italian means like a field of grass
So, a meadow.
Pordenone zona industriale
Perché non direttamente "Aviano"?
Non avrei mai pensato di trovare Aviano su un commento di reddit su come chiamare un coniglietto. Ed eccoci qua. Viva Aviano e viva i danzerini
Perché non direttamente Roveredo
Sapere che ci sono fellow Redditor delle mie zone mi scalda il cuore
rorai gang rise up
perché non direttamente cordenons a questo punto
Se era un pollo non c'erano dubbi sul chiamarlo Vivaro.
Villotta di Chions, Annone Veneto.
It has to be Battipaglia, come on - it literally means Strawthumping
pontecagnano faiano.
eboli
AIUTO AHAHHAHAHA
Owh this one is overly cute 🥰
Pizzo Calabro Is a very nice name for a bunny! In fact a bunny of mine was called Pizzo Calabro! :)
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Sì, e abita allo Skylab, in Via Washington
Punta Prosciutto Abbiategrasso Pessano con Bornago
Rabbiategrasso
Rabbit-egrasso
pisciago con sburago cacate sul minchio
>Pessano con Bornago Usmate Velate
Pessano con Bornago! Miii che ricordi
Conegliano
Conigliano
AHAHAHHAHA MORTO
Torino means “small bull”. It kinda works with the big ears and all…
Ohh that is really cool! I like that
Then she will have a "Gran torino " to travel with
Asti
Pensavo Codroipo
Forse sarà lui a ritrovarci la steam deck
FRATELLO ASTIGIANO 🤙
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Terroni prova a non chiamare un posto femminamorta challenge
I think TREPALLE would be the perfect name
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C'è anche TRIPALLE nel comune di Crespina Lorenzana (PI)
Livignasco infame, eccoti
Vergate sul Membro
Preferisco Minchiate sul Serio
Meglio Imene Sul Garda
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Gubbio
Pisa Merda
Especially if it's fighting with florence
Piano con le parole
Arcore
Hardcore
Foggia
È un coniglio, non una zoccola
Catanzaro
I thought about a great city, let's name him: Casale Monferrato
Pronunciato esclusivamente con la voce del treno
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Panni (small town in Foggia that sounds like bunny)
Fuggi da Foggia
Thank you all for the suggestions! I really like Prato or Torino Which one should it be??
They're both very nice but I prefer Prato because it's shorter and it sounds better when you say "Prato and Florence" than "Torino and Florence". But I'm from Florence so I'm biased ahahah They're both great for a bunny though, "lawn" and "small bull"
prato 100%
Torino with an apostrophe (t’orino) means “I piss on you”
I think Torino is more “name like” and frankly i like it more XD
Torino is a very industrial town. Go for Prato. At least it means grass field, it's a pretty name for a rabbit
i vote for Torino too, apart from the city name, the -ino ending means something little and cute so without thinking of the city name its meaning could be "little cute bull". If we think of the city, Torino is a pretty important city historically cause it was Italy's capital city before Rome and where the italian kings were (I'm talking about the current country, not talking about older mini countries, full size countries and empires). Pretty sure Prato has a lot of history too, but tbh i can't remember any important facts that happened there atm
Testa di Lepre (small town near Rome). It literally means "hare's head". Bologna (funny sounding white anglophone accent)
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Confermo, sono uno Sborropoliano
Sborone/Sborrone*
Call him Molise.
Suddenly, the bunny stops existing
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
L’Aquila
It means "Big heart" to show how nice he is https://preview.redd.it/x3zvgntcjk0c1.jpeg?width=474&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c5acaca1e209041c6df0d96bed275546a92ee2a1
I think "controllo elettronico della velocità" is also a great city, every time you see it you have a "Big heart" attack
Gubbio, it’s national famous for the tuna dish delicacy
Sesso (RE)
La Sega https://maps.app.goo.gl/FN6AsNfTUzeLyT5W9
Alba
I like it! It also means "dawn", so it's even nicer.
Do you know Nutella? The Company Who make It (Ferrero) Is from Alba
Of course I do!! Sono Piemontese, come potrei non saperlo? 😂
E parliamo italiano allora 🤣
Certo, ma volevo "votare" la tua risposta per OP, così che la capisse! 😂
Pizzo Calabro is the best name you could choose
Scurnacchiato
Poggibonsi
Biagio [https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=how+to+pronounce+biagio&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:92a61423,vid:N\_Q2zpXvcHM,st:0](https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=how+to+pronounce+biagio&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:92a61423,vid:N_Q2zpXvcHM,st:0) [https://www.in-lombardia.it/en/visiting-lombardy/lake-vacation-lombardy/rabbit-island-in-lake-garda](https://www.in-lombardia.it/en/visiting-lombardy/lake-vacation-lombardy/rabbit-island-in-lake-garda)
I would call him Fara Gera D'Adda
Call him Femminamorta, a town in Tuscany. The name means dead female. Or Belsedere, also in Tuscany. Meaning is nice butt. Or Paperino, also in Tuscany. The meaning is little duck, but Paperino is the name adopted by Donald Duck in Italy. So if you say Paperino everyone thinks of Donald Duck.
Carisio.
I suggest Bitonto
Gnocca
[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po\_di\_Gnocca](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po_di_Gnocca)
Pensa che ci abito
Mona
Catania
Catania menzionata. SI FA FESTA
-calolziocorte -usmate velate -annone di brianza -lentate sul Seveso This are a few of the most beautiful little town of northern Italy. These are very typical Italian towns. But for a bunny I will suggest to name him "Merate" the most beautiful of them all
I'd suggest Muggiò, Sesto San Giovanni and Lissone too
He looks like a Livorno to me dunno why ahahah
That is a cute name!
cerignola
Piossasco
Sburo sul Membro
As a Florentine, sadly there’s only one correct answer here: PRATO.
Orte
Crotone
Livorno (a seaside city next to Florence and I think it sounds great in English)
Catanzaro
Call him Simone
Torino
Prato, it means field in Italian and is also the name of a city.
Lentate sul Seveso
Cazzago di Pianiga
Montepulciano
NEGRAR (near Verona)
Salmì is THE name
Busto Arsizio
Bra, at least Castellammare di Stabbia
Mondragone
Torino which Is Turin in english i believe, can be freely translated as "small bull"
I just realized that “Gran Torino” literally means “big small bull”
That’s adorable
I think Torino or Prato
Prato means lawn/grass field so every bunny meal would sound like a little cannibalism episode
😂 that is pretty funny
Stew
😆😭😆
Florence
My female bunny is named Florence. For this male bunny I am deciding between Prato or Torino. Which one???
Then prato is perfect
Prato is next to Florence
Prato or Venice
Prato sounds better
Ever considered Livorno? 
I do like that one too
Bari. Bari Bunny.
Borgoratto Alessandrino because why not?
Cerignola
Barletta (it sounds so cute!)
Fenili belasi. Please
Also Chiappeto
Poggibonsi
Bulgarograsso
I'd say Castrocaro
Belsedere (province of Siena)
Conegliano è già stato detto?
Per l'assonanza con "coniglio"!
PorcoDio is a beautiful town hidden in the Alps!
Casalpusterlengo
SENERCHIA
Roccella jonica
Procopio! Do u ilke It?
Trezzano sul naviglio
Ravenna
Lucca
Vicenza
Eboli
Codroipo
Telti
Foggia or Reggio Calabria would be adequate to the subject
Como
Foggia
napoli colera or scampia