Pronunciation: [kˌapjuːsˈɪli] (IPA) 
The word "Capucilli" is a proper noun and is pronounced as /kapjuˈsɪli/. The spelling of this word follows English phonetic rules, where "c" is pronounced as /k/, "a" is pronounced as /æ/, "p" is pronounced as /p/, "u" is pronounced as /ju/, "i" is pronounced as /ɪ/, "l" is pronounced as /l/, and "li" is pronounced as /li/. Therefore, the correct pronunciation of "Capucilli" is /kapjuˈsɪli/.
Capucilli refers to the last name of a person, usually of Italian origin. It is primarily used as a surname and may not have a specific dictionary definition. However, the surname Capucilli can be traced back to its roots in Italy.
Derived from the Italian word "capuccio," which means "hood," Capucilli is believed to have originated as a nickname for a person who often wore a hood or a distinctive head covering. In Italian culture, a hooded cloak or robe was traditionally worn by the religious order known as the Capuchins, hence inspiring the surname.
As a patronymic surname, Capucilli signifies the descendants or family members of an individual who carried the name in their ancestry. This suggests that individuals bearing the surname Capucilli can be traced back to a common ancestor who was associated with the Capuchin order or who had a personal association with hoods or hooded garments.
The name Capucilli, like other surnames, has likely evolved over time, adapting to different countries, regions, and languages. Therefore, variations in spelling and pronunciation, such as Capucili or Capucelly, may exist. Some individuals may choose to use Capucilli as a given or middle name for personal or cultural reasons, but its primary usage is as a surname.
