Pellegrini
Pellegrini (Italian "pilgrim") is the family name of the following people:
- Alain Pellegrini (* 1946), French general
- Aldo Pellegrini (1903–1973), Argentine writer and art critic
- Alessandro Pellegrini (Jesuit) (1600–1647), Italian Jesuit and university professor
- Alessandro Pellegrini (philologist) (1897–1985), Italian philologist, literary critic, writer and translator
- Alessandro Pellegrini (politician) (1938–1998), Italian politician
- Alessandro Pellegrini (soccer player) (born 1964), Italian soccer player
- Alfred Pellegrini (1887–1962), German violinist and composer
- Alfred Heinrich Pellegrini (1881–1958), Swiss painter
- Andrea Pellegrini (pianist) (* 1963), Italian pianist and composer
- Andrea Pellegrini (singer) , Danish singer (mezzo-soprano)
- Andrea Pellegrini (literary scholar) (* 1971), Italian literary scholar
- Antonin Pellegrini (* 1993), French cross-country skier
- Antonio Pellegrini (1812–1887), Italian cardinal
- Armando Pellegrini (* 1933), Italian racing cyclist
- Boris Pellegrini (* 1980), Swiss-Italian floorball player
- Carlo Pellegrini (painter, 1605) (1605–1649), Italian painter
- Carlo Pellegrini (caricaturist) (1839–1889), Italian draftsman and caricaturist
- Carlo Pellegrini (painter, 1866) (1866–1937), Italian painter, draftsman and illustrator
- Carlos Pellegrini (1846–1906), Argentine politician, president 1890 to 1892
- Charles Henri Pellegrini (1800–1875), French engineer and painter
- Claudio Pellegrini (* 1935), Italian physicist
- Clementine Pellegrini (1797-1845), German opera singer (contra-alto)
- Domenico Pellegrini (around 1600–1650), Italian composer
- Federica Pellegrini (* 1988), Italian swimmer
- Francesco Pellegrini (1826–1903), Italian historian
- Gaetano Pellegrini (1824–1883), Italian agronomist, ethnologist and teacher
- Giovan Battista Pellegrini (1921–2007), Italian linguist
- Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini (1675–1741), Italian painter
- Giuseppe Pellegrini (screenwriter) (1925–1991), Italian screenwriter, director and actor
- Giuseppe Pellegrini (Bishop) (* 1953), Italian clergyman, Bishop of Concordia-Pordenone
- Glauco Pellegrini (1919–1991), Italian film director
- Graziella Pellegrini (* 1961), Italian researcher
- Ines Pellegrini (* 1954), Italian actress
- Isodor Pellegrini (sculptor) (1841–1887), Swiss sculptor
- Isidor Raphael Pellegrini (1871–1954), Swiss architect and sculptor
- Juan Carlos Pellegrini (1926 / 1927–2014), Argentine manager
- Julius Pellegrini (1806-1858), Italian opera singer (bass)
- Karl Clemens Pellegrini (1720–1796), Italian-Austrian field marshal
- Lelio Pellegrini , Italian racing car driver
- Lorenzo Pellegrini (* 1996), Italian football player
- Luca Pellegrini (soccer player, 1963) (born 1963), Italian soccer player
- Luca Pellegrini (swimmer) (born 1964), Italian swimmer
- Luca Pellegrini (soccer player, 1999) (* 1999), Italian soccer player
- Lucio Pellegrini (* 1965), Italian film and television director
- Luigi Pellegrini (* 1934), Italian medieval historian
- Manuel Pellegrini (* 1953), Chilean football coach
- Margaret Pellegrini († 2013), American actress
- Nicolino Pellegrini (1873–1933), Italian-Paraguayan musician
- Otmar Pellegrini (* 1949), Argentinian football player
- Peter Pellegrini (* 1975), Slovak politician
- Sara Pellegrini (* 1986), Italian cross-country skier
- Silvia Pellegrini (* 1965), Roman Catholic theologian
- Silvio Pellegrini (1900–1972), Italian Romanist and Medievalist
- Tobias Pellegrini (* 1996), Austrian soccer player
- Valeriano Pellegrini († 1746), Italian opera singer (soprano castrato)
Pellegrini stands for the following geographical objects in Argentina:
- Pellegrini Department , administrative unit in the province of Santiago del Estero
- Partido Pellegrini , administrative unit in the province of Buenos Aires
- Pellegrini (Buenos Aires) , place in the Partido Pellegrini
- Carlos Pellegrini (Santa Fe) , city in the province of Santa Fe
- Colonia Carlos Pellegrini , town in the province of Corrientes
- Lago Pellegrini , lake in the province of Río Negro
See also:
- Pellegrino Tibaldi ( Pellegrino di Tibaldo de 'Pellegrini ; 1527 / 1532–1592 / 1596), Italian painter and architect
- Stieda-Pellegrini-Koehler shadow , clinical picture
- Pellegrin
