Filippo is a common Italian name derived from the Greek name "Philippos," meaning "lover of horses." It is often associated with various historical figures, including Filippo Brunelleschi, a renowned architect and engineer of the Renaissance period known for designing the dome of the Florence Cathedral. In modern times, Filippo is a popular name in Italy and among Italian communities worldwide. It is often used in various cultural contexts, including literature and film, and can be found in many variations across different languages, such as Philip in English and Felipe in Spanish.