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BoyA Hebrew boy's name meaning "gift of God".
Hebrew · Biblical · Spanish · Catalan
47 names of Catalan origin with their meaning
A Hebrew boy's name meaning "gift of God".
Hebrew · Biblical · Spanish · Catalan
Means "well-spoken", "eloquent".
Catalan · Greek
Combines María — "beloved" — with Laia — "well-spoken".
Hebrew · Biblical · Catalan · Greek
Of Latin origin. The Catalan form of Marcos (Mark), meaning "consecrated to Mars". Short and widely used in Catalonia and other European countries.
Latin · Catalan
The Catalan form of Nilo (Nile), from the Greek Neilos, which became Nilus in Latin, referring to the great African river. Means "life that flows from God".
Catalan · Latin · Greek · African
Of Catalan origin, a short form of Gabriel. It is also given a biblical origin, meaning "servant of the Lord".
Catalan · Biblical · Spanish · Hebrew
Combines María — "beloved" — with Joana — "God is gracious".
Hebrew · Biblical · Catalan
Combines María — "beloved" — with Nuria — a Catalan Marian title, from a sanctuary set between mountains.
Hebrew · Biblical · Catalan
Means "serrated mountain", after the saw-toothed massif near Barcelona.
Catalan · Latin
A Catalan Marian title, from a sanctuary set between mountains.
Catalan
A Catalan name meaning "small, humble". It comes from Pablo (Paul), and this short, melodic Catalan form has become increasingly popular.
Catalan · Latin
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Nuria — a Catalan Marian title, from a sanctuary set between mountains.
Hebrew · Biblical · Catalan
Means "God is gracious", the Catalan and Galician form of Joan.
Catalan · Hebrew · Biblical
Means "the admired one", "she who is gazed at in wonder".
Catalan · French
A Basque word meaning "valley".
Basque · Catalan · Spanish
A Catalan name meaning "cheerful".
Catalan
Catalan variant of the Germanic name Fernando (Ferdinand). Means "brave in peace".
Germanic · Catalan
A variant of John, of Hebrew origin, meaning "gift of God".
Catalan · Hebrew
Catalan form of Manuel, meaning "God is with us".
Catalan · Spanish
A Catalan name with several proposed meanings: thought to come from Scandinavian, meaning "tall man"; from Provencal, "red"; or from Latin, "rock".
Latin · Germanic · Scandinavian · Catalan
Catalan form of Adrián, of Latin origin, meaning "he who comes from the sea".
Latin · Catalan
Catalan form of Augusto, meaning "great, venerable".
Catalan
Catalan form of Andrés.
Catalan
Catalan form of Arnold.
Catalan
A boy's name that is becoming fashionable. It is the Catalan and Basque form of Bernard, meaning "brave as a bear".
Basque · Catalan
The Catalan variant of Blas.
Catalan
A name of Catalan origin.
Catalan
The Catalan form of Carlos.
Catalan
A Catalan name derived from the French Francesc, meaning "from the land of the Franks, French".
Catalan · French
Catalan form of Cirilo.
Catalan
Catalan form of Clemente.
Catalan
Most commonly known as the Catalan variant of Diego.
Catalan
The Catalan form of Euquerio.
Catalan · Spanish
The Catalan form of Félix.
Catalan
The Catalan form of the English name William, which in turn comes from the Germanic Willahelm, where "will" means will or desire and "helm" means helmet or protection.
Germanic · Catalan · English
A Catalan name, a diminutive of Guillem, which comes from Germanic and means "the determined protector" or "the resolute defender."
Germanic · Catalan · Spanish
A Catalan name of Germanic origin
Germanic · Catalan
A Catalan variant of Ivo, a medieval name formed from the Germanic root YV, related to Hrod, meaning "glorious."
Germanic · Catalan · Spanish
The Catalan form of Jaime (James).
Catalan
The Catalan form of León, meaning "strong as a lion".
Catalan · Spanish
Catalan form of Mateo, meaning "the great gift of our Lord".
Catalan · Spanish
The Catalan form of Narciso, meaning "a man as beautiful as that flower".
Catalan · Spanish
A Catalan place name in the Alt Urgell, also tied to the olive tree.
Latin · Catalan
Catalan form of Pedro.
Catalan
Of Catalan origin, also derived from Paul; means "small" and "humble".
Catalan
Catalan form of the name Saturn, meaning "satiated".
Catalan
The Catalan form of Javier, meaning "he who lives in the new house".
Catalan