Aitana
GirlThe name of a mountain range in Alicante, the highest peak in the province.
Spanish
231 names of Spanish origin with their meaning
The name of a mountain range in Alicante, the highest peak in the province.
Spanish
Of Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".
Hebrew · Spanish · Greek · Latin
A Hebrew boy's name meaning "gift of God".
Hebrew · Biblical · Spanish · Catalan
Means "protector or conqueror of men".
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Means "soul" in Spanish, and "nourishing" in Latin.
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Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".
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Some hold that it comes from Lucio, of Latin origin, translating as "light". Others maintain it is Hebrew and means "hurricane".
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The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".
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The name of a river in Extremadura, and through it Mexico's most venerated Marian title.
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Means "light".
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Of Greek origin, meaning "stone" or "rock".
Biblical · Aramaic · Spanish · Greek
From Latin, meaning "guardian" or "servant".
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The month of spring.
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From Germanic, meaning "bright" or "illustrious".
Germanic · German · Spanish
A Greek name from the adjective andreios, meaning "manly". Andrés can thus be translated as "strong man".
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From Bethlehem, "house of bread", the city where Jesus was born.
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Means "candle", "the one who gives light".
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A phonetic adaptation of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon.
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Of Germanic origin, meaning "the bold one".
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The Italian form of Francisco (Francis), from Latin, meaning "free".
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A variant of Xavier, meaning "bright".
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The affectionate form of Dolores, "the sorrows of the Virgin".
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Means "miracles".
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Dew — the water that settles on the fields at dawn.
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A derivation of the Hebrew name Jacob, meaning "God will reward".
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The fertile plain beside a river — and the brightest star in the constellation Lyra.
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Of Latin origin, from the name Aurelius, meaning "the one of golden color".
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Means "white", "bright", "pure".
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Means "candle", and names the Marian feast celebrated on 2 February.
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Of Germanic origin, meaning "strong, manly man".
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A spelling variant of Dayana, itself an adaptation of Diana's pronunciation for Spanish-speaking ears.
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Means "sweet".
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From the name of the green gemstone; symbolizes purity and hope.
Spanish
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God strengthens".
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Means "grace", "favour".
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Of Hebrew origin, meaning "dove".
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Means "beautiful", "pretty".
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Means "bright light", "morning star".
Spanish
The name of a Seville neighbourhood, and through it, one of Spain's most venerated Marian titles.
Spanish
Means "sea".
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From Latin, meaning "hammer," related to the god Mars.
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Belén — the name of Bethlehem, the city where Jesus was born.
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Candela — "candle".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Dayana — a phonetic adaptation of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon.
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Graciela — "grace".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Linda — "beautiful".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Lola — "the sorrows of the Virgin".
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Combines María — "beloved" — with Lucero — "bright light".
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