Spanish Names: Most Popular Spanish Baby Names For Girls And Boys With Meaning And Origin
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Top Spanish Names with Gender and Meaning - Unique Spanish Names
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Girl | Deja as a girl's name is of French and Spanish origin meaning "already or remembrance" | |
| Girl | Meaning of the name A'lola is "sorrows", taken from one of the titles of the Virgin Mary: Nuestra Seora de los Dolores, or Our Lady of Sorrows | |
| Girl | Meaning of the name A'Lon is Noble | |
| Girl | Variant of ABIGAIL. | |
| Boy | Relating to the abaje (bee) | |
| Boy | bee-like | |
| Boy, Girl | Healthy, Vanity, Breath, Breathing | |
| Boy | Resolute, Keeper of the abbey larder | |
| Boy | Son of Adam and Eve, Nave | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of AVILIUS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Bright | |
| Girl | Open | |
| Boy, Girl | The month April, Spring | |
| Boy | Abundant living | |
| Boy | Abundant living | |
| Boy | Abundant living | |
| Boy | the blue bottle flower | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of ADAM. | |
| Boy, Girl | Created by God | |
| Girl | The sun of Adam | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Hungarian form of ADELAIDE. | |
| Boy | Spanish and Italian form of ADALHARD. | |
| Boy, Girl | From a Latinized Germanic name which was derived from the element adal meaning "noble". | |
| Boy | Noble protector | |
| Boy | Spanish diminutive of ADOLFO. | |
| Girl | Sweet | |
| Boy, Girl | Short form of ADORACIÓN. | |
| Girl | Means "adoration" in Spanish. This name refers to the event that is known in Christian tradition as the Adoration of the Magi, which is when the three | |
| Girl | Means "adorable" in Esperanto. | |
| Boy | Aemiliano | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of AFRICA (1). It is usually taken from the title of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora de África, the patron saint of the Spanish enclave | |
| Girl | Kind | |
| Boy | From the Late Latin name Agapitus or Agapetus which was derived from the Greek name (Agapetos) meaning "beloved". The name Agapetus was borne by two | |
| Girl | Kind | |
| Girl | Italian and Latvian form of AGNES. | |
| Girl | forgiveness | |
| Girl | forgiveness | |
| Girl | forgiveness | |
| Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of AGATHA. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish feminine form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of AYDA. This name was used in Verdi's opera 'Aida' (1871), where it belongs to an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt. | |
| Girl | Help | |
| Boy, Girl | From the name of a town in southwest France where there is a famous image of the Virgin Mary. | |
| Girl | Spanish form of AINHOA. | |
Ainoah
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Girl | Fertile Earth |
| Girl | Variant of AINTZA. | |
Airana
|
Girl | Wanderer::Meaning of the name Airana |
| Girl | Aislara | |
Aitar
|
Boy | Good Fathers |
| Girl | Promenade | |
| Boy, Girl | Protector of mankind | |
| Boy | Handsome | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Girl | Noble estate, Eager | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Girl | Means "miracle" in Basque. It is a Basque equivalent of Milagros. | |
| Girl | French feminine form of ALBERT. | |
| Boy | one born in Arcadia | |
| Boy | one born in Arcadia | |
| Boy | one born in Arcadia | |
| Boy, Girl | Wise, Elder | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Originally a short form of Germanic names beginning with the element ald "old", and possibly also with adal "noble". | |
| Girl | Meaning unknown. This was the name of a 14th-century Polish queen, the daughter of a Grand Duke of Lithuania. | |
| Girl | Nice | |
| Girl | Nice | |
| Girl | Of the nobility | |
| Girl | Merry | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of ALEXANDRA. | |
| Girl | Protector of mankind | |
| Boy | man's defender or warrior | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of ALEXANDER. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of ALEXIS. | |
| Girl | Possibly a variant of ALETHEA. This was the name of the wife of the title character in the comic strip 'Prince Valiant' which first appeared in 1937. | |
| Girl | Honest | |
| Girl | Honest | |
| Boy, Girl | man's defender or warrior | |
| Boy | German, Dutch and Polish form of ALFONSO. | |
| Boy, Girl | Noble estate, Eager | |
| Boy | Noble estate, Eager | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Italian form of a Visigothic Germanic name, probably meaning "noble and ready", from the element adal "noble" combined with funs "ready". | |
| Boy | Slovene form of ALFONSO. | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Girl | Alheli | |
| Girl | Noble | |
| Boy, Girl | Latinized form of ALICE. | |
| Girl | Of the nobility | |
| Boy, Girl | Possibly a variant of ALETHEA. | |
| Girl | Allagracia | |
| Girl | Of the nobility | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | bright or shining | |
| Girl | Of the nobility | |
| Boy, Girl | Alma is a variant of the name Amalia, meaning 'nourishing', 'kind', 'imitating', 'rivaling' (Latin), 'girl', 'secret', 'maiden' (Hebrew), 'soul' (Ital | |
| Girl | nourishing | |
| Boy, Girl | From Almeira | |
Almma
|
Girl | Soul, nourishing |
| Boy, Girl | Derived from Arabic (al-mudaynah) meaning "the citadel". It was in a building by this name that a concealed statue of the Virgin Mary was discovered | |
| Girl | Reference to the Virgin Mary | |
| Girl | Reference to the Virgin Mary | |
| Girl | Reference to the Virgin Mary | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Famous in battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Derived from Spanish alondra meaning "lark". | |
| Girl | Ready, Noble | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish variant of ALFONSO. | |
| Boy, Girl | Italian variant of ALFONSO. | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALFONSO. | |
| Boy | Latinized form of ALFONSO. This name was borne by Saint Alphonsus Liguori, an 18th-century Italian bishop who is regarded as a Doctor of the Church. | |
| Boy | ready for battle | |
| Boy, Girl | Possibly from Latin altus or Italian/Spanish alto meaning "high". | |
| Girl | Altagracia | |
| Girl | Altagrazia | |
| Boy | bright or shining | |
| Boy | bright, shining | |
| Boy | bright or shining | |
| Boy | bright or shining | |
| Boy, Girl | Speaker of truth | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of a Germanic name, perhaps ALFHER. Verdi used this name in his opera 'The Force of Destiny' (1862). | |
| Boy, Girl | Speaker of truth | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALICE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ALICE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Of the nobility | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of AMADO. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of AMATUS. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of AMATOR. | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "the end" in Basque. This is also the name of a mountain and a village in the Basque region of Spain. | |
| Boy, Girl | Latinized form of the Germanic name Amala, a short form of names beginning with the element amal meaning "work". | |
| Girl | beloved and pretty | |
| Boy | industrious | |
| Girl | Homeland | |
| Girl | Homeland | |
| Girl | beloved and pretty | |
| Boy | Spanish and Portuguese form of AMANTIUS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Active | |
| Girl | Spanish and Italian form of AMARANTHA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of AMARYLLIS. | |
| Boy | yellow | |
| Boy, Girl | Italian form of AMATUS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Sky | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of Ambrosius (see AMBROSE). | |
| Girl | Amelinda | |
| Girl | beloved and pretty | |
| Boy | industrious | |
| Girl | beloved and pretty | |
| Girl | Amijo | |
| Boy, Girl | Friendship | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "love" in Latin. This was another name for the Roman god Cupid. It also means "love" in Spanish and Portuguese, and the name can be derived dire | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of Amor, the name means love. The root of the word means love in many languages. | |
| Girl | Ampara | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "protection, shelter" in Spanish. | |
| Boy, Girl | Form of ANNA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of ANNABEL. | |
| Girl | Popular in many cultures, Anahi means chaste and also beautiful. | |
| Boy, Girl | Grace, Favour | |
| Boy, Girl | Grace, Favour | |
| Girl | Grace, Favour | |
| Boy, Girl | Analia means compassionate, kindhearted, gracious, forgiving. | |
| Girl | Analilia | |
| Girl | Grace, Bitter | |
| Girl | Means "pomegranate" in Kazakh and Kyrgyz, ultimately from Persian. | |
| Girl | Grace, Favour | |
Anayhi
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Girl | Speaker::Meaning of the name Anayhi |
Anbessa
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Boy | A Saracen governor of Spain. |
| Girl | Leaving | |
| Boy, Girl | Valiant, Courageous | |
| Girl | Valiant, Courageous | |
| Boy | Estonian form of ANDREW. | |
| Boy | Son of river Peneius | |
| Boy, Girl | Georgian, Corsican and Sardinian form of ANDREW. | |
| Boy, Girl | Lithuanian form of ANDREW. | |
| Girl | favored grace | |
| Girl | Polish and Czech diminutive of ANNA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Elaborated form of ANGELA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish diminutive of ANGELA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of HANNIBAL. | |
| Boy, Girl | Slovene, Croatian and Serbian diminutive of ANNA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Grace | |
| Girl | Grace | |
| Girl | Variant of ANGELICA. | |
| Girl | favored grace | |
| Girl | favored grace | |
| Girl | favored grace | |
| Girl | favored grace | |
| Boy | Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of ANSELM. | |
| Boy | Short form of Germanic names beginning with the element ans meaning "god". | |
| Boy | Spanish, Portuguese and Italian form of ANTHELM. | |
| Boy | Appeared in Troilus & Cressida | |
| Boy | worthy of praise | |
| Boy | sunrise | |
| Boy | Diminutive of Antonius (see ANTHONY). | |
| Girl | Feminine form of Antonius (see ANTHONY). | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of Antoninus (see ANTONINO). | |
| Boy | Italian form of the Roman name Antoninus, which was derived from Antonius (see ANTHONY). There were several early saints named Antoninus, including th | |
| Boy | Spanish and Italian form of Antonius (see ANTHONY). A famous bearer was the Italian Renaissance painter Antonio Pisanello (c. 1395-1455). It is also t | |
| Boy | highly praiseworthy | |
| Boy | Ancient Roman form of ANTHONY. This is also the official Dutch form of the name, used on birth certificates but commonly rendered Anton or Antoon in d | |
| Girl | Spanish cognate of ANNUNZIATA. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of APOLLINARIS. | |
| Boy | From an ancient Greek personal name which was derived from the name of the Greek god APOLLO. It was borne by a Greek poet of the 3rd century BC. Sever | |
| Boy | follower of Apollo | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Polish form of APOLLONIA. | |
| Boy | follower of Apollo | |
| Girl | Feminine form of AQUILINUS. This was the name of a 3rd-century saint from Byblos. | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "altar of the sky" from Latin ara "altar" and coeli "sky". This is an epithet of the Virgin Mary in her role as the patron saint of Lucena, Spai | |
| Girl | Alter of heaven | |
Aracelie
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Girl | Altar of the sky::Meaning of the name Aracelie |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ARACELI. | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of ARACELI. | |
| Girl | Reference to the Virgin Mary | |
| Boy, Girl | Feminine form of ARCADIUS. This is the name of a region on the Greek Peloponnese, long idealized for its natural beauty. | |
| Boy | Arcadio | |
| Boy | one born in Arcadia | |
| Boy | Latinized form of ARKADIOS. | |
| Girl | Variant of ARACELI. | |
| Boy | altar of heaven | |
| Boy | altar of heaven | |
| Girl | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | genuine, bold, and brave | |
| Girl | Alter of heaven | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish, Catalan, Russian and Polish form of ARIADNE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Alter of heaven | |
| Boy | altar of heaven | |
| Boy | altar of heaven | |
| Girl | treasure chest | |
| Girl | altar of heaven | |
| Boy, Girl | Lioness of God | |
| Boy | best | |
| Boy | best | |
| Boy | Best | |
| Boy | best | |
| Boy | Variant transcription of ARKADIY. | |
| Boy | From an ancient Greek name meaning "of Arcadia". Arcadia was a region in Greece, its name deriving from (arktos) "bear". This was the name of a 3rd-c | |
| Boy | one born in Arcadia | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant transcription of ARKADIY. | |
| Boy | pledge or oath | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning uncertain. It was perhaps inspired by the fictional place name Arlo Hill from the poem 'The Faerie Queene' (1590) by Edmund Spenser. Spenser p | |
| Boy, Girl | barberry tree | |
| Boy | barberry tree | |
| Boy, Girl | Hope or desire, Army Man, Wish | |
| Boy, Girl | Of the army | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish, Italian and Portuguese form of HERMAN. | |
| Boy, Girl | army man or soldier | |
| Girl | Probably created by the 16th-century Italian poet Torquato Tasso for his epic poem 'Jerusalem Delivered' (1580). In the poem Armida is a beautiful enc | |
| Boy | The eagle | |
| Boy | belligerent | |
| Boy | barberry tree | |
| Boy | belligerent | |
| Girl | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Girl | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy, Girl | Armenian form of ARSENIOS. | |
| Boy | French form of ARSENIOS. | |
| Boy | Variant transcription of ARSENIY. | |
| Girl | masculine | |
| Boy | Spanish, Portuguese and Italian form of ARSENIOS. | |
| Boy | Means "virile" in Greek. Saint Arsenius was a 5th-century deacon who was tutor to the two sons of the Roman emperor Theodosius. The two sons, Arcadius | |
| Boy | Latinized form of ARSENIOS. | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Boy | masculine | |
| Girl | perfect | |
| Girl | Feminine form of ARTEMISIOS. This was the name of the 4th-century BC builder of the Mausoleum, one of the seven wonders of the world. She built it in | |
| Boy, Girl | Italian and Spanish form of ARTHUR. | |
| Boy | belligerent | |
| Girl | Reference to the Ascension | |
| Girl | Means "ascension" in Spanish. This name is given in reference to the Ascension of Jesus into heaven. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of HASDRUBAL. | |
Asmara
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Girl | Emerald::Meaning of the name Asmara |
| Boy, Girl | Short form of ASUNCIÓN. | |
| Girl | Means "assumption" in Spanish. This name is given in reference to the assumption of the Virgin Mary into heaven. | |
| Boy | Atahualpa | |
| Girl | Guardtower | |
| Boy, Girl | Guardtower | |
| Boy | Spanish form of Attilius (see ATTILIO). | |
| Boy | Atreo | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish, Italian and Portuguese form of AUGUSTUS. | |
| Girl | Feminine form of AURELIUS. | |
| Girl | Feminine form of AURELIANUS. | |
| Boy | Spanish and Italian form of AURELIANUS. | |
| Girl | Present | |
| Girl | Presentation | |
Aynara
|
Girl | Wanderer |
Aytor
|
Boy | Good Fathers |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of ASENATH. | |
| Boy, Girl | sky blue | |
| Girl | sky blue | |
| Girl | Means "madonna lily" in Spanish. | |
| Girl | Elaboration of AZURE. | |
| Girl | From the English word that means "sky blue". It is ultimately (via Old French, Latin and Arabic) from Persian (lajvard) meaning "azure, lapis lazuli" | |
| Girl | sky blue | |
| Girl | Sky-blue | |
| Girl | sky blue | |
| Girl | Means "azure, sky blue" in Italian. | |
| Girl | Means "white" in Yiddish. | |
| Girl | lower | |
| Girl | Feminine form of BAKAR. | |
| Boy | Derived from the Germanic elements bald "bold, brave" and mari "famous". | |
| Boy | Spanish form of BALDWIN. | |
| Boy | German form of BAPTISTE. It is often paired with the name Johann, in honour of Saint John the Baptist. | |
Barbina
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| Girl | Barcelona | |
| Boy | Greek form of an Aramaic name. In Acts in the New Testament the byname Barnabas was given to a man named Joseph, a Jew from Cyprus who was a companion | |
| Boy | Farmer | |
| Boy | Italian short form of BARTHOLOMEW. | |
| Boy | Spanish form of BARTHOLOMEW. | |
| Boy | Italian and Spanish form of BASIL (1). | |
| Boy | From Baudelius, a Latinized form of a possibly Germanic name. Saint Baudelius was a 3rd-century saint and martyr from Orleans. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of BAPTISTE. | |
| Girl | Brings happiness | |
| Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of BEATRIX. | |
| Boy, Girl | Means "beautiful" in French. It has been occasionally used as an American given name since the late 19th century. It appears in Margaret Mitchell's no | |
| Boy | From the archaic Albanian word behar meaning "summer". | |
| Boy | Welcome | |
| Boy, Girl | Meaning & History | |
| Girl | Devoted to God | |
| Girl | beautiful | |
| Boy | swordsman | |
| Boy | swordsman | |
| Boy | swordsman | |
| Girl | little beauty | |
| Boy, Girl | Short form of ISABELLA or names ending in belle. It is also associated with the French word belle meaning "beautiful". A famous bearer was Belle Starr | |
Bellen
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Girl | Bethlehem::Meaning of the name Bellen |
| Girl | little beauty; God's promise | |
| Boy | Bright raven | |
| Boy | bright and famous raven | |
| Boy | Son of comfort | |
| Boy | Son of prophecy | |
| Girl | blessed | |
| Girl | blessed one | |
| Girl | blessed | |
| Boy | Blessed | |
| Girl | blessed | |
| Girl | blessed | |
| Girl | blessed one | |
| Girl | Kind | |
| Girl | Blessed | |
| Boy, Girl | Blessed | |
| Boy, Girl | blessed | |
| Girl | blessed | |
| Boy | pale green gemstone | |
| Boy | pale green gemstone | |
| Girl | One who brings victory | |
| Boy | Intelligent | |
| Boy | bright and famous raven | |
| Girl | Bethania | |
| Girl | God is my oath | |
| Boy, Girl | beautiful | |
| Boy | fair or white | |
| Girl | A lady | |
| Girl | lively | |
| Girl | lively | |
| Boy | life-giving | |
| Girl | Welcome | |
| Boy | welcome | |
| Boy, Girl | blessed | |
| Boy, Girl | White, Shining | |
| Boy | Fair-haired, Pallid | |
| Girl | Flattering | |
| Boy | Stutters | |
| Boy | mighty and warlike | |
| Boy | mighty, warlike | |
| Boy | mighty or warlike | |
| Girl | Good | |
| Boy | Benefactor | |
| Boy | Benefactor | |
| Boy, Girl | Sweet, Good | |
| Girl | Sweet, Good | |
| Girl | shining | |
| Boy | shining | |
| Boy | shining | |
| Boy | shining | |
| Boy, Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Boy, Girl | Castle | |
| Boy, Girl | Brianda | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Girl | Strong | |
| Boy, Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Boy, Girl | rough, unbroken horse | |
| Boy | rough or unbroken horse | |
Brysa
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Girl | Breeze |
| Girl | The woman Achilles loved in Homer's Iliad. | |
| Girl | Good | |
| Boy | Buenaventura | |
| Boy | Born fifth | |
| Girl | dance | |
| Girl | having to do with horses | |
| Boy | horseman | |
| Girl | Fun | |
| Girl | Ardent | |
| Boy, Girl | California | |
| Girl | Spanish and Portuguese feminine form of CALIXTUS. | |
| Boy | Spanish and Portuguese form of CALIXTUS. | |
| Boy, Girl | From Greek origin meaning 'a beauty' it is an alternative spelling for the more commonly used Callie. | |
| Girl | fiery young woman | |
| Girl | Bald | |
| Boy | Bald | |
| Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of CAMILLA. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of CAMILLUS. | |
| Girl | Short form of CANDELARIA or CANDELARIO. | |
| Girl | Short form of CANDELARIA. | |
| Girl | candle | |
| Girl | candle | |
| Boy | candles | |
| Girl | candle | |
| Boy | Masculine form of CANDELARIA. | |
| Boy | candles | |
| Girl | Diminutive of CANDELARIA. | |
| Boy | candles | |
| Boy | candles | |
| Girl | candle | |
| Girl | Variant of CANDY. | |
| Girl | Late Latin name derived from candidus meaning "white". This was the name of several early saints, including a woman supposedly healed by Saint Peter. | |
| Boy, Girl | footpath | |
Carderon
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Boy | Blue |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of CARRIE. | |
| Girl | Spanish cognate of CHARITY. | |
| Girl | Strong, Strong-woman | |
| Girl | Beloved, Dear, Darling | |
| Girl | Strong, Strong-woman | |
| Boy, Girl | Strong, Strong-woman | |
| Boy, Girl | Diminutive of CARLOS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Diminutive of CARLOS. | |
| Boy, Girl | Italian form of CHARLES. | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of CHARLES. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Portuguese form of CHARLOTTE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish diminutive of CARMEL. | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish and Italian masculine form of CARMEL. | |
| Boy, Girl | Medieval Spanish form of CARMEL influenced by the Latin word carmen "song". This was the name of the main character in George Bizet's opera 'Carmen' ( | |
| Girl | Song | |
| Boy, Girl | Variant of CARMEN. | |
| Girl | Crowned | |
| Girl | Carondelet | |
| Boy | manly | |
| Girl | Joy | |
| Boy | brother of heroes | |
| Boy, Girl, Unisex | Protector of mankind | |
| Boy | brother of heroes | |
| Boy | Spanish, Portuguese and Italian form of CASIMIR. | |
| Boy, Girl | Latinized form of Greek (Kassandros), the masculine form of CASSANDRA. This was the name of a 3rd-century BC king of Macedon. | |
| Boy | brother of heroes | |
| Boy | Belonging to a castle | |
| Boy, Girl | Spanish form of KATHERINE. | |
| Boy, Girl | Knowledgable, Wise | |
| Boy | Strong gift | |
| Boy | west wind | |
| Girl | Heavenly | |
| Girl | Celita | |
| Girl | Born of Zeus | |
| Boy, Girl | Lordly, Proud | |
| Girl | Lordly, Proud | |
Cervantes
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Girl | New house |
| Boy | head of hair | |
| Boy, Girl | Long haired | |
| Boy | Hairy child, Long haired | |
| Boy | Long haired | |
| Boy | Supplanter | |
| Boy | sacred name | |
| Boy | Strong, Manly | |
| Girl | Rose | |
| Boy, Girl | Candle maker | |
| Boy, Girl | Abbreviation of names ending in -ario | |
| Boy | dwarf oak | |
| Boy | dwarf oak | |
| Girl | Rose | |
| Boy, Girl | A cowboy | |
| Girl | Devoted to God | |
| Girl | Devoted to God | |
| Boy, Girl | Chavez | |
| Boy, Girl | Unknown | |
| Boy | Abbreviation of names ending in -ario | |
| Boy, Girl | Arthur's brother | |
| Girl | Consolation | |
| Girl | dear; greenery | |
| Boy, Girl | Little girl | |
| Boy, Girl | little gift | |
| Girl | little gift | |
| Boy, Girl | Strength of God | |
| Boy, Girl | chinese | |
| Girl | little gift | |
| Girl | little gift; conception |
Check Out Top Spanish Names in this article
Variant of ABIGAIL. Gender: Girl, Origin: Hebrew, Spanish.
Relating to the abaje (bee). Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
bee-like. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Healthy, Vanity, Breath, Breathing. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, Hebrew, Spanish.
Resolute, Keeper of the abbey larder. Gender: Boy, Origin: German, Hebrew, Spanish.
Son of Adam and Eve, Nave. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, Spanish.
Spanish form of AVILIUS. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Latin, Spanish.
Bright. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Open. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
The month April, Spring. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Latin, Spanish.
Abundant living. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Abundant living. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Abundant living. Gender: Boy, Origin: Latin, Spanish.
the blue bottle flower. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Spanish form of ADAM. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: American, Hebrew, Spanish.
Created by God. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: African, Hebrew, Spanish.
The sun of Adam. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Spanish and Hungarian form of ADELAIDE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: German, Russian, Spanish.
Spanish and Italian form of ADALHARD. Gender: Boy, Origin: Celtic, Spanish.
From a Latinized Germanic name which was derived from the element adal meaning "noble". Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Italian, Latin, Spanish.
Noble protector. Gender: Boy, Origin: German, Spanish.
Spanish diminutive of ADOLFO. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Sweet. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Short form of ADORACIÓN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin, Spanish.
Means "adoration" in Spanish. This name refers to the event that is known in Christian tradition as the Adoration of the Magi, which is when the three. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Means "adorable" in Esperanto. Gender: Girl, Origin: Esperanto, Spanish.
Aemiliano. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
ready for battle. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Spanish form of AFRICA (1). It is usually taken from the title of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora de África, the patron saint of the Spanish enclave . Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, Spanish.
Kind. Gender: Girl, Origin: Greek, Spanish.
From the Late Latin name Agapitus or Agapetus which was derived from the Greek name (Agapetos) meaning "beloved". The name Agapetus was borne by two . Gender: Boy, Origin: Greek, Spanish.
Kind. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Italian and Latvian form of AGNES. Gender: Girl, Origin: Greek, Italian, Spanish.
forgiveness. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
forgiveness. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
forgiveness. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Spanish and Portuguese form of AGATHA. Gender: Girl, Origin: Greek, Spanish.
Spanish form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). Gender: Boy, Origin: Latin, Spanish.
Spanish feminine form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Latin, Spanish.
Variant of AYDA. This name was used in Verdi's opera 'Aida' (1871), where it belongs to an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Arabic, French, Spanish.
Help. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
From the name of a town in southwest France where there is a famous image of the Virgin Mary. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Basque, Spanish.
Spanish form of AINHOA. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Variant of AINTZA. Gender: Girl, Origin: Basque, Spanish.
Aislara. Gender: Girl, Origin: Spanish.
Promenade. Gender: Girl, Origin: Native American, Spanish.
Protector of mankind. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Greek, Spanish.
Handsome. Gender: Boy, Origin: Gaelic, German, Spanish.
ready for battle. Gender: Boy, Origin: Spanish.
Noble estate, Eager. Gender: Girl, Origin: German, Spanish.
Spanish Boy Names
- Abejundio
- Abejundo
- Abel
- Abelardo
- Abelino
- ABÍLIO
- Abraxas
- Abril
- Abun
- Abund
- Abundio
- Aciano
- Adan
- Adana
- Adelaida
- ADELARDO
- Adelina
- Adelmo
- ADOLFITO
- Adora
- Aemiliano
- Affonso
- Africa
- Agapito
- Agustin
- Agustina
- Aida
- Ainhoa
- Alandra
- Alano
- Alanso
- Alanzo
- Alcadio
- Alcado
- Alcedio
- Alda
- Aldo
- Alejandra
- Alejandrino
- Alejandro
- Alejo
- Alexandro
- Alfons
- Alfonsa
- Alfonse
- Alfonsin
- Alfonsino
- Alfonso
- Alfonz
- Alfonzo
Spanish Girl Names
- Abegail
- Abel
- ABÍLIO
- Abraxas
- Abrienda
- Abril
- Adan
- Adana
- Adanelia
- Adelaida
- Adelina
- Adoncia
- Adora
- Adoracion
- ADORINDA
- Africa
- Agacia
- Agdta
- Agnese
- Agraciana
- Agracianna
- Agracyanna
- Agueda
- Agustina
- Aida
- Aidia
- Ainhoa
- AINOA
- Aintzane
- Aislara
- Alameda
- Alandra
- Alanza
- Alazne
- Albertine
- Alda
- Aldo
- Aldona
- Aldonsa
- Aldonza
- Aleece
- Alegria
- Alejandra
- Alejandrina
- Alejandro
- Aleta
- Aletea
- Aletia
- Alexandro
- Alfonsa
Spanish Unisex Names
- Aldo
- Casandra
- Ciara
- Ciera
- Consuelo
- Domingo
- Enrique
- Eron
- Esperanza
- Esteban
- Estefani
- Estefania
- Estefany
- Fernanda
- Flor
- Guadalupe
- Isa
- Itzel
- Izzy
- Jade
- Jaime
- Jaimey
- Jimena
- Josefina
- Julio
- Lan
- Latoya
- Leonardo
- Lisandro
- Lonny
- Luz
- Lynn
- Marvel
- Nana
- Neneh
- Nina
- Octavio
- ODALIS
- Pedra
- Pip
- Racquel
- Rai
- Rigoberto
- Ro
- Rosario
- Salli
- Santana
- Savannah
- Socorro
- Valentina
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