Spain is a country that is truly rich in culture and history. If you have Spanish heritage, what better way to proudly display that heritage, than with Spanish names for your babies.
Below are hundreds of Spanish baby names for you to choose from. We’ve included Latino names for both girls and boys. Everything is sorted in alphabetical order for easy reference. As always, the meanings and pronunciation are included where necessary.
We start with Spanish names for boys. Click here to see Spanish Girl Names and Gender Neutral Spanish Names.
Spanish Names For Baby Boys
Abrahán
Abrahán is a Variation of Abraham which means “father of multitudes”. Abrahán is used mainly in the Portuguese and Spanish languages.
Abraán
Abraán is a variation of Abrahán which means “father of multitudes”.
Abrán
Abrán is a spelling variation of Abraán which means “father of multitudes”.
Absalón
Absalón means “father of peace”.
Abías
Abías means “God is my father”.
Adalfo
Adalfo is a Spanish Variation of Adolph which means “noble wolf”.
Adamo
Adamo is a Spanish variation of Adam which means “man”.
Adnon
Adnon is a variation of Adamo which means “man”. Pronounced as AEDNAHN.
Adolfo
Adolfo is a variation of Adalfo which means “noble wolf”.
Adrián
Adrián means “man of Adria“.
Adrín
Adrín is a variation of Adrián which means “man of Adria”.
Agostino
Agostino is a Spanish variation of Agustus which means “august; dignified; holy”.
Agustin
Agustin means “the exalted one”.
Agusto
Agusto is a variation of Agostino which means “august; dignified; holy”.
Alamo
Alamo means “poplar tree”.
Alarico
Alarico means “all-powerful ruler”.
Alberto
Alberto means “noble and bright”.
Alejandro
Alejandro is a Spanish variation of Alexander which means “defending men”. Pronounced as aeLLey-HHAANDRow.
Alejio
Alejio is a diminutive variation of Alejandro which means “defending men”. Pronounced as ah-LEH-he-o.
Alejo
Alejo is a variation of Alejo which means “defending men”. Pronounced as ah-LAY-ho.
Alfonso
Alfonso means “noble, ready”. Alfonso was a royal name in Spain as far back as the 7th century.
Alfonzo
Alfonzo is a spelling variation of Alfonso which means “noble, ready”.
Alfredo
Alfredo means “wise counselor”.
Alipio
Alipio means “he who is devoid of sadness”.
Alonso
Alonso is a Spanish diminutive variation of Alfonso which means “noble, ready”.
Alonzo
Alonzo is a spelling variation of Alonso which means “noble, ready”.
Alphonso
Alphonso is a spelling variation of Alfonso which means “noble, ready”. (Similar to Alfonzo.)
Alphonsus
Alphonsus is a variation of Alphonso which means “noble, ready”.
Aluino
Aluino is a Spanish variation of Alvin which means “noble friend; friend of the elves”. Pronounced a-lui-no or al-u-ino.
Alvaro
Alvaro means “cautious” or “elf army”.
Álvaro
Álvaro is a spelling variation of Alvaro which means “cautious” or “elf army”.
Alverio
Alverio means “fair, white”.
Amado
Amado means “loved”.
Amerigo
Amerigo is a Spanish variation of America.
Andrés
Andrés is a Spanish variation of Andrew which means “manly, masculine”.
Ángel
Ángel means “angel” and pronounced as ANG-hhehl (Spanish) or AYN-jahl (English).
Antiago
Antiago is a Spanish variation of Santiago which means “Saint James” and is also a place-name.
Antonio
Antonio is a Spanish variation of Anthony which means “priceless one”.
Archibald
Archibald means “truly brave” and pronounced as AHR-chah-bawld.
Armando
Armando means “army man”.
Armindo
Armindo is a variation of Armando which means “army man”.
Arminio
Arminio is a variation of Armindo which means “army man”.
Armondo
Armondo is a variation of Armando which means “army man”. (Similar to Armindo.)
Arrio
Arrio means “war-like”.
Arsanio
Arsanio means “virile, strong” and pronounced as AARSAENiyow.
Arsemio
Arsemio is a variation of Arsanio which means “virile, strong”.
Arsenio
Arsenio is a spelling variation of Arsanio which means “virile, strong”.
Artemio
Artemio is a variation of Arsemio which means “virile, strong”.
Astevan
Astevan is a Spanish variation of Stephan which means “crowned”.
Augusto
Augusto is a spelling variation of Agusto which means “august; dignified; holy”.
Avrán
Avrán is a spelling variation of Abrán which means “father of multitudes”.
Balta
Balta is a diminutive variation of Baltasar which means “son of the furrow”.
Baltasar
Baltasar is a Spanish variation of Bartholomew which means “son of the furrow”.
Bario
Bario is a variation of Balta which means “son of the furrow”.
Barolo
Barolo is a variation of Baltasar which means “son of the furrow”.
Bartoleme
Bartoleme is a Spanish variation of Bartholomew which means “son of the furrow”. (Similar to Baltasar.)
Bartoli
Bartoli is a diminutive variation of Bartoleme which means “son of the furrow”.
Bartolomeo
Bartolomeo is a variation of Bartoleme which means “son of the furrow”.
Bastien
Bastien is a Spanish diminutive variation of Sebastien which means “person from ancient city of Sebastia”.
Belisario
Belisario means “swordsman”.
Beltrano
Beltrano means “bright raven”.
Beltrán
Beltrán means “bright shield” and pronounced as bel-TṘAHN.
Beniamín
Beniamín is a Spanish variation of Benjamin which means “son of the right hand”. Pronounced as BEH-NYaa-Miy-N.
Benicio
Benicio means “blessed” and pronounced as ben-EE-see-o.
Benja
Benja is a diminutive variation of Benjamin which means “son of the right hand”. Pronounced as BehN-HHaa.
Benjammén
Benjammén is a variation of Beniamín which means “son of the right hand”.
Benjamé
Benjamé is a diminutive variation of Benjammén which means “son of the right hand”.
Benjemín
Benjemín is a variation of Beniamín which means “son of the right hand”. (Similar to Benjammén.)
Berilo
Berilo means “beryl, pale green gemstone” and pronounced as bay-REE-low.
Bernal
Bernal is a diminutive variation of Bernardel which means “strong, brave as a bear”.
Bernardel
Bernardel is a Spanish variation of Bernard which means “strong, brave as a bear”.
Bernardino
Bernardino is a variation of Bernardel which means “strong, brave as a bear”.
Bernardito
Bernardito is a variation of Bernardino which means “strong, brave as a bear”.
Bernardo
Bernardo is a Spanish variation of Bernard which means “strong, brave as a bear”. (Similar to Bernardel.)
Berto
Berto is a diminutive variation of Alberto which means “noble and bright”.
Bienvenido
Bienvenido is a common word that means “welcome” and pronounced as BAH-NVIYNIHDow.
Blanco
Blanco means white or “light-skinned”.
Blas
Blas is a Spanish variation of Blaise which means “to lisp, stammer”.
Brancho
Brancho is a Spanish variation of Abraham which means “father of multitudes”.
Bronco
Bronco means “rough, unbroken horse”.
Bráulio
Bráulio means “shining; bright; radiant”.
Carito
Carito is a Spanish variation of Caesar which means “long-haired”.
Carlito
Carlito is a Spanish variation of Carlo which means “free man”.
Carlo
Carlo means “free man”.
Carlos
Carlos is a variation of Carlo which means “free man”.
Carmelo
Carmelo means “cultivated terrain”. Carmelo is a well used Hispanic name associated with Mt. Carmel, home of the prophet Elijah and the location of the convent for the order of Carmelites.
Casimiro
Casimiro is a Spanish variation of Casimir which means “destroyer of peace”.
Casparo
Casparo is a Spanish variation of Caspar which means “keeper of the treasure”.
Cayo
Cayo means “rejoice” and pronounced as KEY-ow.
Cebrián
Cebrián means “man from Cyprus”.
Cecha
Cecha is a variation of Carito which means “long-haired”.
Cergio
Cergio is a Spanish variation of Sergei which is a Roman clan name. Pronounced as SER-hyo (Spanish) or SUR-jee-o (English).
Cesar
Cesar means “head of hair” and pronounced as seh-ZAR.
César
César is a Spanish variation of Cesar which means “head of hair”.
Cesareo
Cesareo is a Spanish variation of Caesar which means “long-haired”. (Similar to Carito.)
Cesario
Cesario is a spelling variation of Cesareo which means “long-haired”. Pronounced as CHehSAARiyow.
Cesaro
Cesaro is a variation of Cesareo which means “long-haired”. Pronounced as CHehSAARow.
Chaco
Chaco is a Spanish variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”.
Chago
Chago is a Spanish variation of Santiago which means “Saint James” and is also a place-name. (Similar to Antiago.)
Chano
Chano is either a Spanish variation of Santiago or Lucas. Santiago means “Saint James” while Lucas means “man from Lucania”.
Chavez
Chavez is a Spanish place-name.
Checho
Checho is a variation of Cergio which is a Spanish variation of a Roman clan name.
Checo
Checo is a variation of Chaco which means “God strengthens”.
Chelín
Chelín is a Spanish variation of Benjamin which means “son of the right hand”. (Similar to Beniamín.)
Chencho
Chencho is a Spanish variation of Innocent which means “harmless, innocent”.
Chente
Chente is a variation of Chencho which means “harmless, innocent”.
Chequelo
Chequelo is a Spanish variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Chaco.)
Chequil
Chequil is a variation of Chequelo which means “God strengthens”.
Chicho
Chicho is a Spanish variation of Francis which means “Frenchman; free man”.
Chico
Chico means “boy” or “Frenchman; free man”.
Chilano
Chilano is a Spanish variation of Maximilian which means “greatest”.
Chilo
Chilo is a variation of Chicho which means “Frenchman; free man”.
Chito
Chito is a variation of Chicho which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Chilo.)
Ché
Ché means “hey!” and pronounced as CHEH.
Cisco
Cisco is a Spanish diminutive variation of Francisco which means “Frenchman; free man”.
Cladio
Cladio is a Spanish variation of Claude which means “lame; enclosure”.
Claudicio
Claudicio is a Spanish variation of Claudius which means “lame; enclosure”.
Claudio
Claudio is a variation of Cladio which means “lame; enclosure”.
Clavio
Clavio is a variation of Cladio which means “lame; enclosure”. (Similar to Claudio.)
Cleandro
Cleandro is a Spanish variation of Cleanth which means “clean, pure”.
Cleanto
Cleanto is a variation of Cleandro which means “clean, pure”.
Clemente
Clemente means “merciful; gentle”.
Colombo
Colombo is a Spanish variation of Columbo which means “dove”.
Conrado
Conrado is a Spanish variation of Conrad which means “brave counsel”.
Constantino
Constantino is a Spanish variation of Constantine which means “steadfast”.
Cordero
Cordero means “lamb”.
Cordovan
Cordovan means “native of Cordova”.
Cornelio
Cornelio is a Spanish variation of Cornelius which means “horn”.
Cortez
Cortez means “courteous”.
Cristian
Cristian is a Spanish variation of Christian which means “follower of Christ”.
Cristiano
Cristiano is a variation of Cristian which means “follower of Christ”.
Cristóbal
Cristóbal means “bearing Christ”.
Cuarto
Cuarto means “a fourth, a quarter”. Cuarto was usually given to the fourth born child.
Curcio
Curcio is a Spanish variation of Curtis which means “courteous, polite”. Pronounced as KUHRCHiyow.
Curito
Curito is a variation of Chicho which means “Frenchman; free man”.
Curro
Curro is a variation of Chicho which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Curito.)
Dalmacio
Dalmacio means “from Dalmatia”.
Damario
Damario means “to tame”.
Damaso
Damaso is a variation of Damario which means “to tame”. Damaso was the name of an ancient Spanish pope.
Damián
Damián is a Spanish variation of Damien which means “to tame”.
Danialo
Danialo is a Spanish variation of Daniel which means “God is my judge”.
Delmar
Delmar means “of the sea”.
Demetrio
Demetrio is either a Spanish variation of Demetrius or Dmitri, both of which means “follower of Demeter”.
Desiderio
Desiderio means “desired one”.
Dezi
Dezi is a spelling variation of Desi which means “desired one”.
Diago
Diago is a Spanish diminutive variation of Santiago which means “Saint James” and is also a place-name.
Diego
Diego means “supplanter”.
Dolfito
Dolfito is a variation of Adalfo which means “noble wolf”. (Similar to Adolfo.)
Domingo
Domingo means “born on a Sunday” or “of the Lord”.
Donelo
Donelo is a Spanish variation of Daniel which means “God is my judge”.
Durango
Durango is a Spanish place-name.
Eber
Eber is a Spanish diminutive variation of Herbert which means “bright army”.
Ebert
Ebert is a variation of Eber which means “bright army”.
Eberto
Eberto is a variation of Eber which means “bright army”. (Similar to Ebert.)
Edgardito
Edgardito is a Spanish variation of Edgar which means “wealthy spearman”.
Edgardo
Edgardo is a variation of Edgardito which means “wealthy spearman”.
Edmundo
Edmundo is a Spanish variation of Edmund which means “fortunate protector”.
Eduardo
Eduardo is a Spanish variation of Edward which means “wealthy guardian”.
Eduin
Eduin is a Spanish variation of Edwin which means “wealthy friend”.
Eduino
Eduino is a variation of Eduin which means “wealthy friend”.
Efrain
Efrain is a Spanish variation of Ephraim which means “fruitful, fertile, productive”.
Egnacio
Egnacio is a Spanish variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”.
Elazar
Elazar is a Spanish variation of Eleazer which means “God is my helper”.
Elaísar
Elaísar is a variation of Elazar which means “God is my helper”.
Eleázar
Eleázar is a spelling variation of Eleazar which means “God is my helper”.
Eleózar
Eleózar is a variation of Eleázar which means “God is my helper”.
Eliazar
Eliazar is a spelling variation of Eleazar which means “God is my helper”. (Similar to Eleázar.)
Eligio
Eligio means “to choose” and pronounced as eh-LEE-hhyo.
Eliseao
Eliseao is a Spanish variation of Eleazer which means “God is my helper”. (Similar to Elazar.)
Elizar
Elizar is a diminutive variation of Eliazar which means “God is my helper”.
Eloi
Eloi means “the chosen” and pronounced as EE-loy.
Emilano
Emilano is a Spanish variation of Emil which means “rival”.
Emiliano
Emiliano means “rival” or “work”.
Emilio
Emilio is a diminutive variation of Emiliano which means “rival” or “work”.
Enesenico
Enesenico is a Spanish variation of Innocent which means “harmless, innocent”. (Similar to Chencho.)
Enicencio
Enicencio is a variation of Enesenico which means “harmless, innocent”.
Enocencio
Enocencio is a variation of Enesenico which means “harmless, innocent”. (Similar to Enicencio.)
Enrique
Enrique is a Spanish variation of Henry which means “lord of the manor”.
Erasmo
Erasmo is a Spanish diminutive variation of Erasmus which means “beloved, desired”.
Erasmun
Erasmun is a variation of Erasmo which means “beloved, desired”.
Erazino
Erazino is a Spanish variation of Erasmus which means “beloved, desired”.
Eresenio
Eresenio is a variation of Arsenio which means “virile, strong”.
Eresmo
Eresmo is a spelling variation of Erasmo which means “beloved, desired”.
Ernesto
Ernesto means “serious, resolute”.
Erusmo
Erusmo is a variation of Eresmo which means “beloved, desired”.
Esai
Esai means “gift” and pronounced as EE-sye or ee-SAY.
Esekial
Esekial is a variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”.
Esequiel
Esequiel is a variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Esekial.) Pronounced as Eh-s-EE-k-EH-l.
Esequio
Esequio is a variation of Chequelo which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Chequil.)
Esmael
Esmael is a Spanish variation of Ishmael which means “God will hear”.
Estabán
Estabán is a Spanish variation of Stephen which means “crown”.
Estamoslao
Estamoslao is a Spanish variation of Stanislav which means “someone who achieves glory or fame”.
Esteban
Esteban is a variation of Estabán which means “crown”.
Esteben
Esteben is a variation of Estabán which means “crown”. (Similar to Esteban.)
Estefan
Estefan is a variation of Esteban which means “crown”.
Estefon
Estefon is a variation of Esteban which means “crown”. (Similar to Estefan.)
Estiban
Estiban is a variation of Esteban which means “crown”. (Similar to Estefan and Estefon.)
Estifan
Estifan is a spelling variation of Estefan which means “crown”.
Estován
Estován is a variation of Estabán which means “crown”. (Similar to Esteban and Esteben.)
Eugenio
Eugenio is a Spanish variation of Eugene which means “well-born, noble”. Pronounced as ew-HHEH-nyo.
Eustaquio
Eustaquio is a Spanish variation of Eustace which means “fruitful, productive”. Pronounced as ew-STA-kyo.
Evarado
Evarado means “brave boar”.
Everardo
Everardo means “brave boar” or “hardy”.
Exechio
Exechio is a Spanish variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Chaco and Chequelo.)
Exequiel
Exequiel is a variation of Chequelo which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Chequil and Esequio.)
Ezechiel
Ezechiel is a spelling variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”.
Ezekyel
Ezekyel is a spelling variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Ezechiel.)
Ezequiel
Ezequiel is a spelling variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Ezechiel and Ezekyel.)
Eziechiele
Eziechiele is a variation of Ezechiel which means “God strengthens”.
Ezikiel
Ezikiel is a spelling variation of Ezekyel which means “God strengthens”.
Ezikyel
Ezikyel is a spelling variation of Ezikiel which means “God strengthens”.
Ezykiel
Ezykiel is a spelling variation of Ezikiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Ezikyel.)
Farruco
Farruco is a Spanish variation of Francis which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Chicho.)
Faustano
Faustano is a Spanish variation of Faust which means “fortunate one”.
Fausteno
Fausteno is a variation of Faustano which means “fortunate one”.
Faustino
Faustino is a variation of Faustano which means “fortunate one”. (Similar to Fausteno.)
Fausto
Fausto is a diminutive variation of Faustano which means “fortunate one”.
Faustulo
Faustulo is a Spanish variation of Faust which means “fortunate one”. (Similar to Faustano.)
Faustín
Faustín is a variation of Faustino which means “fortunate one”.
Fauztino
Fauztino is a spelling variation of Faustino which means “fortunate one”.
Fede
Fede is a diminutive variation of Federigo which means “peaceful ruler”.
Federigo
Federigo means “peaceful ruler”.
Federío
Federío is a variation of Federigo which means “peaceful ruler”.
Felipe
Felipe is a Spanish variation of Philip which means “lover of horses”. Felipe is a royal name in Spain.
Ferdi
Ferdi is a diminutive variation of Ferdinand which means “bold voyager”.
Ferdinando
Ferdinando is a Spanish variation of Ferdinand which means “bold voyager”.
Ferdino
Ferdino is a diminutive variation of Ferdinando which means “bold voyager”.
Ferdo
Ferdo is a variation of Ferdino which means “bold voyager”.
Fernandeo
Fernandeo is a variation of Ferdinando which means “bold voyager”.
Fernando
Fernando is a variation of Fernandeo which means “bold voyager”.
Ferni
Ferni is a diminutive variation of Fernandeo which means “bold voyager”.
Fernán
Fernán is a diminutive variation of Fernandeo which means “bold voyager”. (Similar to Ferni.)
Festo
Festo is a diminutive variation of Fausteno which means “fortunate one”.
Fidel
Fidel means “faithful”.
Fidelio
Fidelio is a variation of Fidel which means “faithful”.
Figueroa
Figueroa means “fig tree”.
Filiberto
Filiberto is a Spanish variation of Filbert which means “very brilliant”.
Fito
Fito is a Spanish variation of Adolph which means “noble wolf”. (Similar to Adalfo.)
Flores
Flores is a Spanish variation of Florent which means “flowering”.
Florez
Florez is a spelling variation of Flores which means “flowering”.
Fonzi
Fonzi is a variation of Fonzo which means “noble, ready”.
Fonzo
Fonzo is a diminutive variation of Alfonzo which means “noble, ready”.
Fortunado
Fortunado means “luck, fate, wealth”.
Fortunato
Fortunato is a variation of Fortunado which means “luck, fate, wealth”.
Fortuno
Fortuno is a diminutive variation of Fortunado which means “luck, fate, wealth”.
Francilo
Francilo is a Spanish variation of Francis which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Chicho and Farruco.)
Francisco
Francisco is a variation of Francis which means “Frenchman; free man”.
Frasco
Frasco is a diminutive variation of Frascuelo which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Francisco.)
Frascuelo
Frascuelo is a variation of Francis which means “Frenchman; free man”. (Similar to Francisco.) Pronounced as FRAASKWEHLow.
Fredericio
Fredericio is a variation of Fredrico which means “peaceful ruler”.
Fredico
Fredico is a diminutive variation of Fredericio which means “peaceful ruler”.
Fredo
Fredo is either a diminutive variation of Jeffrey or Alfredo. Jeffrey means “pledge of peace” while Alfredo means “wise counselor”.
Fredrico
Fredrico is a variation of Federigo which means “peaceful ruler”. (Similar to Federío.)
Friderico
Friderico is a variation of Fredrico which means “peaceful ruler”. (Similar to Fredericio.)
Fuentes
Fuentes means “springs”.
Galeno
Galeno means “healer, calm” and pronounced as gah-LEH-no.
Galieno
Galieno is a variation of Galeno which means “healer, calm”.
Gallieno
Gallieno is a spelling variation of Galieno which means “healer, calm”.
Galo
Galo means “from Gaul” and pronounced as GA-lo.
Gaspar
Gaspar is a Spanish variation of Casper which means “keeper of the treasure”.
Gazpar
Gazpar is a variation of Gaspar which means “keeper of the treasure”.
Geraldo
Geraldo is a Spanish variation of Gerald which means “ruler with the spear”. Pronounced as hay-RAHL-doh.
Gerardo
Gerardo is a Spanish variation of Gerard which means “spear strength”. Pronounced as hay-RAHR-doh.
Gil
Gil means “happiness” or “young goat” and pronounced as HEEL (Spanish) or GIHL (English).
Gilberto
Gilberto is a Spanish variation of Gilbert which means “bright pledge”. Pronounced as hheel-BEHR-to (Spanish).
Glaudio
Glaudio is a variation of Claudio which means “lame; enclosure”.
Godofredo
Godofredo is a Spanish variation of Jeffrey which means “pledge of peace”.
Gofredo
Gofredo is a diminutive variation of Godofredo which means “pledge of peace”.
Gonzalo
Gonzalo means “saved from combat” and pronounced as gon-SA-lo (Latin American Spanish) or gon-THA-lo (European Spanish).
Gru
Gru means “crane”.
Gualterio
Gualterio is a Spanish variation of Walter which means “army ruler”. Pronounced as G-aaLTEHRiyow.
Gui
Gui means “guide, leader” and pronounced as Gee.
Guillermo
Guillermo is a Spanish variation of William which means “resolute protection”. Pronounced as ghee-YARE-mo.
Gustavo
Gustavo means “staff of the Goths” and pronounced as goo-STAH-vo.
Gutierre
Gutierre is a variation of Gualterio which means “army ruler”. Pronounced as GuwTYEHR-.
Génaro
Génaro means “door; entrance” and pronounced as jehn-NA-ro.
Heladio
Heladio means “born in Greece” and pronounced as eh-l-AA-d-y-oh.
Helio
Helio means “the sun” and pronounced as AY-lee-o.
Herculano
Herculano is a Spanish variation of Hercules which means “glory of Hera”. Pronounced as er-koo-LAH-no.
Hermano
Hermano is a Spanish variation of Herman which means “army man”. Pronounced as HHEH-RMaa-Noh.
Herminio
Herminio is a variation of Hermano which means “army man”. Pronounced as ehr-MEE-nyo (Spanish) or HH-ERMIHNiyoh (English).
Hermino
Hermino is a variation of Hermano which means “army man”. (Similar to Herminio.) Pronounced as HH-ERMIYNoh.
Hermá
Hermá is a diminutive variation of Hermano which means “army man”. Pronounced as HER-mah.
Hernando
Hernando means “adventurer, explorer” and pronounced as ehr-NAN-do.
Herrado
Herrado is a spelling variation of Geraldo which means “ruler with the spear”. Pronounced as he-rra-do.
Hesiquio
Hesiquio is a variation of Exechio which means “God strengthens”. Pronounced as HHEHSIYKWiyoh.
Hexiquio
Hexiquio is a spelling variation of Hesiquio which means “God strengthens”.
Hidalgo
Hidalgo means “nobleman”. Hidalgo is the name of a minor planet.
Hignacio
Hignacio is a variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”. Pronounced as eeg-NAH-see-oh.
Hilarino
Hilarino means “cheerful, happy”.
Hilario
Hilario is a variation of Hilarino which means “cheerful, happy”. Pronounced as ee-l -AA-ree-oh.
Homerico
Homerico is a Spanish variation of Homer which means “security; pledge; hostage”. Pronounced as HHOWMEHRIYKow.
Homero
Homero is a variation of Homerico which means “security; pledge; hostage”. Pronounced as owMEY-Row.
Horacio
Horacio is either a variation of Horace or Horatio, Horace means “timekeeper” while Horatio means “hour, time”. Pronounced as o-RA-syo (Latin American Spanish) or o-RA-thyo (European Spanish).
Huber
Huber is a diminutive variation of Huberto which means “bright heart”. Pronounced as HHYUWBer.
Huberto
Huberto is a Spanish variation of Hubert which means “bright heart”.
Hugin
Hugin means “mind; spirit; thought; heart” and pronounced approximately as HHAHJHihN.
Hugo
Hugo is a diminutive variation of Hugolino which means “mind, intellect”. Pronounced as OO-go (Spanish) or HYOO-go (English).
Hugolino
Hugolino means “mind, intellect”.
Hugues
Hugues is a variation of Hugolino which means “mind, intellect”. Pronounced as HHYuwGWEHZ.
Huguito
Huguito is a variation of Hugolino which means “mind, intellect”. (Similar to Hugues.)
Hugón
Hugón is a variation of Hugo which means “mind, intellect”. Pronounced as HHuwGAHN.
Humbaldo
Humbaldo is a variation of Humberto which means “renowned warrior”. Pronounced as HHAHMBaaLDow.
Humberto
Humberto is a Spanish variation of Humbert which means “renowned warrior”. Pronounced as OOM-BER-TO (Spanish) or ahMBEHR-Tow- (English).
Hunfredo
Hunfredo is either a variation of Humbert or Humphrey. Humbert means “renowned warrior” while Humphrey means “peaceful warrior”.
Hunfrido
Hunfrido is a spelling variation of Hunfredo which means “renowned warrior” or “peaceful warrior”. Pronounced as HHAHNFRIYDow.
Iago
Iago is a diminutive variation of Diego which means “supplanter”. Pronounced as y-AA-g-oh (Spanish) or ee-AH-go (English).
Icidro
Icidro is a Spanish variation of Isidore which means “gift of Isis”.
Ignacio
Ignacio means “fiery” and pronounced as eeg-NA-syo (Latin American Spanish) or eeg-NA-thyo (European Spanish).
Ignacius
Ignacius is a variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”. (Similar to Hignacio.)
Ignado
Ignado is a diminutive variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”.
Ignasi
Ignasi is a variation of Ignado which means “fiery”. Pronounced as ee-g-nAA-see.
Ignasio
Ignasio is a spelling variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”.
Ignatio
Ignatio is a variation of Ignasio which means “fiery”.
Ignazio
Ignazio is a spelling variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”. (Similar to Ignasio.)
Ignocio
Ignocio is a variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”. (Similar to Hignacio and Ignacius.)
Incencio
Incencio is a Spanish variation of Innocent which means “harmless, innocent”. (Similar to Chencho and Enesenico.) Pronounced as ihNCHEHNSiyow.
Ingnacio
Ingnacio is a spelling variation of Ignacio which means “fiery”. (Similar to Ignasio and Ignazio.)
Inigo
Inigo is a diminutive variation of Ingnacio which means “fiery”.
Innocensio
Innocensio is a variation of Incencio which means “harmless, innocent”.
Innocentio
Innocentio is a variation of Incencio which means “harmless, innocent”. (Similar to Innocensio.)
Inocencio
Inocencio is a spelling variation of Innocensio which means “harmless, innocent”.
Inriques
Inriques is a variation of Enrique which means “lord of the manor”.
Isadoro
Isadoro is a variation of Isidore which means “gift of Isis”.
Isaias
Isaias is a variation of Isaiah which means “Salvation of the Lord”. Pronounced as eye-ZAY-us or EE-zay-as.
Isamel
Isamel is a variation of Esmael which means “God will hear”.
Isandro
Isandro means “liberator”.
Isareal
Isareal is a Spanish variation of Israel which means “he who struggles with God”.
Isasmo
Isasmo is a Spanish variation of Erazino which means “beloved, desired”.
Ishico
Ishico is a Spanish variation of Isidore which means “gift of Isis”. (Similar to Icidro.)
Ishmael
Ishmael means “God will hear”. Ishmael, in the Bible, was Abraham’s first son by the Egyptian maidservant Hagar, who was told by God to name him Ishmael. In Islamic tradition, Ishmael (or Ismail) is believed to have been the ancestor of the Arabs.
Isidoro
Isidoro is a variation of Isidore which means “gift of Isis”. (Similar to Isadoro.)
Isidro
Isidro is a spelling variation of Icidro which means “gift of Isis”.
Isiwuiel
Isiwuiel is a variation of Ezekiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Esekial and Esequiel.)
Ismael
Ismael is a spelling variation of Esmael which means “God will hear”.
Isra
Isra is a diminutive variation of Israel which means “he who struggles with God”.
Israh
Israh is a variation of Isra which means “he who struggles with God”.
Isreal
Isreal is a spelling variation of Israel which means “he who struggles with God”. Pronounced as IHZRAHL.
Istevan
Istevan is a Spanish variation of Esteban which means “crown”.
Izechiel
Izechiel is is a variation of Ezechiel which means “God strengthens”. (Similar to Eziechiele.)
Izidro
Izidro is a variation of Icidro which means “gift of isis”.
Jacinto
Jacinto means “hyacinth” and pronounced as Hah-SEEN-to.
Jacobo
Jacobo is a Spanish variation of Jacob which means “holder of the heel” or “supplanter”. Pronounced as ha-KO-bo.
Jadiel
Jadiel means “God has heard” and pronounced as HAHD-ee-ell.
Jago
Jago is a variation of Jacobo which means “holder of the heel” or “supplanter”. Pronounced as
Javier
Javier means “new house” or “bright” and pronounced as hah-vee-AIR.
Jenaro
Jenaro is a Spanish variation of January which is a name that refers to the first month of the year. Pronounced as heh-NA-ro.
Jeraldo
Jeraldo is a variation of Geraldo which means “ruler with the spear”. Pronounced as he-rahl-do.
Jerardo
Jerardo is a variation of Gerardo which means “spear strength”. Pronounced as her-ar-do.
Jerónimo
Jerónimo is a Spanish variation of Jerome which means “sacred name”. Pronounced as hheh-RO-nee-mo.
Jesús
Jesús is a Spanish variation of Jesus which means “the Lord is salvation”. Pronounced as heh-SOOS.
Joaquin
Joaquin means “God will judge” and pronounced as wah-KEEN.
Jorge
Jorge is a Spanish variation of George which means “farmer; earthworker”. Pronounced as hor-hay.
Jose
Jose means “Jehovah increases” and pronounced as ho-SEH. Jose is as widespread in the Hispanic community as Joseph and Joe are elsewhere in the U.S.
José
José is a spelling variation of Jose which means “Jehovah increases”.
Juan
Juan is a Spanish variation of John which means “Yahweh is gracious”. Pronounced as HHWAAN.
Julio
Julio means “youthful, downy-bearded” and pronounced as HOO-lee-oh.
Junot
Junot means “born in June” and pronounced as zhoo-no.
Junípero
Junípero means “juniper bush” and pronounced as hhoo-NEE-peh-ro.
Justino
Justino is a Spanish variation of Justin which means “fair, righteous”. Pronounced as HHuw-ZTIY-Now.
Justo
Justo is a diminutive variation of Justino which means “fair, righteous”. Pronounced as hOOs-toh (Spanish) or JHAHSTow (English).
Lago
Lago is a Spanish variation of Lake which is a nature name.
Laurencio
Laurencio is a Spanish variation of Lawrence which means “from Laurentium”. Pronounced as LAO-REHNGCHiyow.
Leandro
Leandro means “lion-man” and pronounced as le-AN-dro.
Leonardo
Leonardo means “brave lion”. Leonardo was the name of an Italian artist and scientist of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519).
