Baby Names

Latin baby names

650 names of Latin origin with their meaning

  • Camila

    Girl

    Means "attendant at the sacrifice" — the noble child who served in the rites.

    Latin

  • Lucía

    Girl

    Means "born of the light".

    Latin

  • Means "dedicated to Mars", the god of war.

    Latin

  • Olivia

    Girl

    Means "of the olive tree", the tree of peace.

    Latin

  • Means "brave", "strong and healthy".

    Latin

  • Of Persian origin. Means "the one who upholds goodness".

    Latin · Italian · Persian · Biblical

  • Of Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".

    Hebrew · Spanish · Greek · Latin

  • Emilia

    Girl

    Means "striving", "a worthy rival".

    Latin

  • Luna

    Girl

    Means "moon".

    Latin

  • Means "strong", "the one who is well".

    Latin

  • Means "victory", "she who conquers".

    Latin

  • Alba

    Girl

    Means "dawn", the first light of day.

    Latin

  • Alma

    Girl

    Means "soul" in Spanish, and "nourishing" in Latin.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "she who stands firm", "priceless".

    Italian · Latin

  • Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".

    Latin · Italian · Greek · Spanish

  • Julia

    Girl

    Means "devoted to Jupiter", "of the Julian family".

    Latin

  • Means "of the Julian family", "devoted to Jupiter".

    Latin

  • Luca

    Boy

    Some hold that it comes from Lucio, of Latin origin, translating as "light". Others maintain it is Hebrew and means "hurricane".

    Italian · Greek · Spanish · Latin

  • Means "belonging to Lucius", and shares its root with Lucía.

    Latin

  • Means "of Marius's family", and doubles as a blend of María and Ana.

    Latin · Hebrew

  • Means "born at Christmas".

    Latin

  • Paula

    Girl

    Means "small", "humble".

    Latin

  • Renata

    Girl

    Means "reborn", "born again".

    Latin

  • Means "woman from Adria", the town that named the Adriatic Sea.

    Latin

  • Amanda

    Girl

    Means "she who must be loved", "worthy of love".

    Latin

  • Carmen

    Girl

    Means "God's vineyard" — and, in Latin, "song".

    Hebrew · Latin

  • Means "free woman", "strong".

    Germanic · Latin

  • Clara

    Girl

    Means "bright", "clear", "distinguished".

    Latin

  • Means "lame", from a Roman family nickname.

    Latin

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "one of firm character". The surname Durán is one of the name's etymological variants.

    Italian · Latin

  • Eliana

    Girl

    By its Latin origin it means "of the sun", though it spread on the popular reading "God has answered".

    Latin · Hebrew

  • Emily

    Girl

    Means "striving", "a worthy rival".

    English · Latin

  • Laura

    Girl

    Means "laurel", the tree used to crown victors.

    Latin

  • Leo

    Boy

    A unisex name meaning "lion". It is a short form of Leonardo, Leoncio, Leónidas, León, Leopoldo, Lenarda, and Leonor.

    Latin

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "crowned with laurel" or "honored".

    Latin · Italian

  • Of uncertain origin: it appears to come from Hebrew, meaning "hurricane," or from Latin, translating as "light".

    Latin · Biblical · Greek · Hebrew

  • Luz

    Girl

    Means "light".

    Latin · Spanish

  • Marina

    Girl

    Means "of the sea".

    Latin

  • From the Latin Martis, meaning "Mars" or "consecrated to the god Mars".

    Latin · Greek

  • Nora

    Girl

    Means "honour", and also "light" if read from Arabic nur.

    Irish · Latin

  • Of English origin, derived from the French name Olivier, meaning "olive tree" and symbolizing wisdom and peace.

    Latin · Scandinavian · English · French

  • Rosa

    Girl

    The flower — a symbol of love and beauty.

    Latin

  • From Latin, meaning "guardian" or "servant".

    Latin · Biblical · Spanish

  • Abril

    Girl

    The month of spring.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "consecrated", "the one worthy of veneration".

    Latin

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Camila — "attendant at the sacrifice".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin

  • Combines Ana — "grace" — with Martina — "dedicated to Mars".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Latin