Baby Names

Catalan baby names

47 names of Catalan origin with their meaning

  • A Hebrew boy's name meaning "gift of God".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Spanish · Catalan

  • Laia

    Girl

    Means "well-spoken", "eloquent".

    Catalan · Greek

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Laia — "well-spoken".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Catalan · Greek

  • Marc

    Boy

    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

  • Nil

    Boy

    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

  • Biel

    Boy

    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

  • Nuria

    Girl

    A Catalan Marian title, from a sanctuary set between mountains.

    Catalan

  • Pau

    Boy

    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

  • Joana

    Girl

    Means "God is gracious", the Catalan and Galician form of Joan.

    Catalan · Hebrew · Biblical

  • Mireia

    Girl

    Means "the admired one", "she who is gazed at in wonder".

    Catalan · French

  • A Basque word meaning "valley".

    Basque · Catalan · Spanish

  • Cai

    Boy

    A Catalan name meaning "cheerful".

    Catalan

  • Catalan variant of the Germanic name Fernando (Ferdinand). Means "brave in peace".

    Germanic · Catalan

  • Jan

    Boy

    A variant of John, of Hebrew origin, meaning "gift of God".

    Catalan · Hebrew

  • Catalan form of Manuel, meaning "God is with us".

    Catalan · Spanish

  • Roc

    Boy

    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

  • Blai

    Boy

    The Catalan variant of Blas.

    Catalan

  • A name of Catalan origin.

    Catalan

  • The Catalan form of Carlos.

    Catalan

  • Cesc

    Boy

    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

  • Guim

    Boy

    A Catalan name, a diminutive of Guillem, which comes from Germanic and means "the determined protector" or "the resolute defender."

    Germanic · Catalan · Spanish

  • Guiu

    Boy

    A Catalan name of Germanic origin

    Germanic · Catalan

  • Iu

    Boy

    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

  • Oliana

    Girl

    A Catalan place name in the Alt Urgell, also tied to the olive tree.

    Latin · Catalan

  • Pere

    Boy

    Catalan form of Pedro.

    Catalan

  • Pol

    Boy

    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