Spanish Boy Names With Meanings
1120 names with meanings and origins.
Spanish names are popular across Spain and Latin America, and many have religious or Latin origins. These 1120 Spanish boy names (including unisex names) are listed A to Z; use the letter links to jump to a starting letter.
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Boy · Spanish · “This name of Spanish and Greek origin identifies a descendant of Abas. It is rooted in classical mythology and ancestral lineage.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Abraham, this name means 'father of a multitude.' It refers to the biblical patriarch who was the leader of many people.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name referring to a philosopher or a man of learning. It is associated with the scholarly pursuits of the ancient Academy.”
Boy · Spanish · “Of Spanish and Greek origin, this name refers to a faithful friend of Aeneas. It has become a symbol of loyalty and steadfast companionship.”
Boy · Spanish · “Achillides signifies 'Descendant of Achilles', connecting your child to a lineage of strength and legendary courage.”
Boy · Spanish · “Acrisioniades means 'Descendant of Acrisius', linking your child to an ancient and storied heritage.”
Unisex · Spanish · “A version of the given name albert, meaning highly honored..”
Unisex · Spanish · “A Spanish unisex name meaning from the Adriatic. It refers to the sea located between the Italian Peninsula and the Balkans.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Adolph, meaning noble wolf, combining strength and status.”
Boy · Spanish · “From the adtiatic; from the adriatic; dark; variant of adrian. from adria.: (the adriatic sea region.)”
Unisex · Spanish · “Congregation; gods flock; from gods congregation”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name identifies a person hailing from the Aegean Sea area.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Spanish origin used to describe one who comes from the Aegean Sea.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish and Latin masculine name derived from Aemilius, a Roman clan name meaning rival or industrious.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish and Latin name derived from an ancient Roman family clan known for being industrious.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name means 'descended from Aeneas.' It refers to the lineage of the Trojan hero who is a central figure in Virgil's Aeneid.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of a Greek name referring to the mythical keeper and ruler of the winds.”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from august, deserving of respect”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Augustine meaning majestic dignity. It originates from the Latin word for venerable or consecrated.”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from august, deserving of respect”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Spanish and Greek origin, famously belonging to a prominent Athenian politician and general.”
Boy · Spanish · “Handsome; variant of alan: fair; handsome. also both a diminutive of albert (noble, bright) and an abbreviation of names beginning with al-”
Boy · Spanish · “A Latin and Spanish name referring to someone from the city of Alba in Italy, or meaning white and fair.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Noble, bright; a portuguese version of the german name albert; variant of albert: old english for brilliant; bright”
Boy · Spanish · “White or fair; white cliffs. ancient poetic name for britain”
Boy · Spanish · “In classical literature, this name is identified as the father of Nausicaa. It is rooted in the epic traditions of ancient storytelling.”
Boy · Spanish · “Defender of the people”
Boy · Spanish · “Spanish form of alexander defends mankind”
Boy · Spanish · “The feminine Spanish form of Alfonso, meaning a woman who is noble, ready, and brave.”
Unisex · Spanish · “This Spanish feminine form of Louis translates to a woman who is famous in battle or a renowned warrior.”
Boy · Spanish · “guardian”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name associated with the season of spring. It specifically refers to greening or new growth.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Worthy of love; lovable; worthy of being loved. literary; poets and playwrights brought this name into popular usage in the seventeenth century”
Boy · Spanish · “Loves god; from the old french name derived from latin amatus meaning loved. in use since at least the 12th century. used by 19th century british writer charles kingsley for the hero of his novel westward ho!”
Boy · Spanish · “A name from Greek mythology, often identified as the husband of Alcmene and stepfather to Heracles.”
Boy · Spanish · “Loves god; from the old french name derived from latin amatus meaning loved. in use since at least the 12th century. used by 19th century british writer charles kingsley for the hero of his novel westward ho!”
Boy · Spanish · “This name refers to a famous ancient Greek lyric poet and is used in Spanish-speaking contexts.”
Boy · Spanish · “Anawgoras is a distinctive name, linked to the 'name of a Greek philosopher', suggesting wisdom and deep thought for your child.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Greek origin famously belonging to a pre-Socratic philosopher and scientist.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Greek name associated with a notable philosopher from Miletus who studied the origins of the universe.”
Boy · Spanish · “An Ethiopian and historical Spanish-related name referring to a governor or a 'lion'.”
Boy · Spanish · “This is the Basque and Spanish form of the name Andrew, meaning manly or brave. It carries the root meaning of strength and masculinity.”
Boy · Spanish · “From the andes.”
Boy · Spanish · “A distinguished name meaning manly and brave, a Spanish variant of Andrew, perfect for a courageous and strong individual.”
Boy · Spanish · “manly”
Boy · Spanish · “Manly, brave”
Unisex · Spanish · “Angel; angelic; feminine form of angelo: messenger of god; angel”
Boy · Spanish · “Angel; messenger. biblical name for spirit messengers god sends men”
Boy · Spanish · “Messenger of god; angel; angel; messenger. biblical name for spirit messengers god sends men”
Boy · Spanish · “Used in Spanish contexts, this name refers to an elder of Troy from Greek mythology who advocated for peace.”
Boy · Spanish · “While linked to Spanish usage, this name is historically known for the famous Greek philosopher who founded Cynicism.”
Boy · Spanish · “Worthy of praise; italian form of anthony beyond praise; variant of anthony: highly praiseworthy. from a roman clan name. in the 17th century, the spelling anthony was associated with the greek anthos meaning flower”
Boy · Spanish · “Praiseworthy; highly praiseworthy. from a roman clan name. in the 17th century, the spelling anthony was associated with the greek anthos meaning flower; highly praiseworthy. see anthony”
Boy · Spanish · “A Basque and Spanish form of Anthony, meaning 'praiseworthy' or 'beyond praise'.”
Boy · Spanish · “This name means the gift of Apollo. It was notably borne by several famous ancient Greek writers and scholars.”
Unisex · Spanish · “A name of Latin origin meaning the water bearer, most famous as a sign of the zodiac.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Greek and Spanish association, most famous for a Greek poet and author known for his work on astronomy.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Sells herbs.”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from the Spanish name Arrio, this name suggests a person who is warlike, fierce, and powerful in battle.”
Boy · Spanish · “The Spanish and Latin form of the Greek name Aristotle, meaning the best purpose or aim.”
Boy · Spanish · “From the name armand; army man. variant of herman”
Boy · Spanish · “Strong as an eagle; italian form of arnold eagle”
Boy · Spanish · “Strong as an eagle; variant of arnold: the eagle rules; strong as an eagle. famous bearer: movie star and producer/directer arnold schwarzennegger”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name is a variation of Arrio. It signifies a personality that is fierce, warlike, and ready for combat.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name refers to someone who comes from cultivated land or fields, suggesting a connection to agriculture.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of the name Arrio. It is traditionally interpreted to mean fierce or warlike.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name that signifies the act of ascending, often associated with the Christian Feast of the Ascension.”
Unisex · Spanish · “A Spanish name typically given to those born during the Feast of the Assumption, referring to the Virgin Mary's ascent to heaven.”
Boy · Spanish · “Atabulus is a distinctive Spanish name that refers to the Southeastem wind, embodying characteristics of movement and nature. It is the name given to the Southeastem wind.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name from Greek mythology, often found in Spanish texts, known as the father of Agamemnon.”
Boy · Spanish · “This name of Spanish and Greek roots signifies one who is descended from Atreus, a prominent figure in classical mythology.”
Boy · Spanish · “A masculine name referring to the Aufidus River, located in the Apulia region of Italy, often associated with historical Latin roots.”
Boy · Spanish · “Diminutive of august, deserving of respect”
Boy · Spanish · “Revered sacred.”
Boy · Spanish · “Diminutive of august, deserving of respect”
Unisex · Spanish · “Birds; believed to have been introduced during the norman conquest, based either on old german names, or on the roman name avitius. refuge in battle”
Boy · Spanish · “A name of Spanish origin referring to one from the Black Sea. It is derived from the ancient Greek term for that specific body of water.”
Boy · Spanish · “A robust name that means strong and healthy, wishing your little one a vibrant and hearty life.”
Boy · Spanish · “This name means strong and healthy, promising a vigorous and thriving future for your child.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Stranger; from the greek barbaros meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. popular in medieval britain after the 3rd century martyr st barbara. in catholic custom st. barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning”
Boy · Spanish · “Ploughman; variant of bartholomew: son of a farmer. both surname and given name”
Boy · Spanish · “Ploughman; variant of bartholomew: son of a farmer. both surname and given name”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Basil, this name carries the noble meaning of kingly or royal.”
Boy · Spanish · “An Arabic name meaning one who smiles often. It is used to describe a cheerful, happy, and pleasant individual.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive of Sebastian, this name means venerable or worthy of great respect.”
Boy · Spanish · “Blessed; variant of benjamin: right-hand son. also a variant of benedict”
Boy · Spanish · “Benevolent one.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Little blessed one; variant of benjamin: right-hand son. also a variant of benedict; variant of benedict, meaning blessed, from the old french. became a common british surname after being introduced to britian during the norman conquest”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Vincent, meaning he who conquers. It signifies victory and triumph, famously associated with Saint Hildegard of Bingen.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name translates to one who conquers or a conqueror. It is the Basque equivalent of the Latin name Victor.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish-influenced variant of the name Blaise, which is historically associated with one who stutters.”
Unisex · Spanish · “This Spanish name refers to one who stammers, originating from a descriptive nickname.”
Boy · Spanish · “Brown”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name means the bringer of peace, suggesting a calming and diplomatic presence.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of the Roman name Caesar, it historically denotes someone with a thick head of hair.”
Boy · Spanish · “Bald; bald. famous bearers: early 20th century american president coolidge; fashion designer calvin klein”
Unisex · Spanish · “Pure, bright; bright; glowing white. also sweet”
Boy · Spanish · “The spanish form of charles; meaning strong or manly, occasionally used in english-speaking countries”
Boy · Spanish · “The Spanish form of Charlemagne, meaning Charles the Great. It honors the historical Frankish king who united much of Western Europe.”
Boy · Spanish · “Free man”
Boy · Spanish · “Associated with the name of a famous Greek philosopher, this name has roots in ancient academic tradition.”
Boy · Spanish · “Variant of carlos: man (spanish variant of charles)”
Unisex · Spanish · “To the castle; variant of castle: castle”
Boy · Spanish · “Good judgement.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name that serves as an abbreviation of Isadoro. It means a strong gift.”
Unisex · Spanish · “From the heavens; this french name is based on the latin caelestis meaning heavenly. used as both a masculine and feminine name in france”
Unisex · Spanish · “Heavenly; variant of celeste : this french name is based on the latin caelestis meaning heavenly. five popes have been named celestine, two of whom were canonized”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name refers to the mythological creature that is half man and half horse. It is based on the Greek astronomical constellation.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name representing the father of Andromeda. In Greek myth, he was the King of Aethiopia and is immortalized as a northern constellation.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name is derived from the Roman title Caesar and traditionally means hairy.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Caesar, this name historically describes a person with a significant amount of hair.”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from Spanish and Latin roots, this name is a variant of Caesar and carries the meaning of being hairy.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive or variant related to the name Caesar, traditionally meaning a person with much hair.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name is used to describe a person who is notably strong, hardy, and manly.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Chago, which is a nickname for Jacob. It literally translates to heel, referencing the biblical story of Jacob.”
Boy · Spanish · “This name is a Spanish diminutive form of Charity. It represents the virtue of kindness and generous love toward others.”
Boy · Spanish · “Nickname for a cowboy particularly in argentina”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name is a diminutive form of Lorenzo, meaning he who is crowned with laurel. It symbolizes victory and honor.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive derived from the word 'chico,' which simply means boy. It is often used as a familiar or affectionate nickname.”
Boy · Spanish · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a priest of Apollo, the god of the sun and music.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from the nickname Chumin, which relates to the name Domingo. It translates to Lord or belonging to the Lord.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of the Roman name Cicero, which literally translates to a chickpea.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name used as a short form of Isadoro. It translates to a strong gift.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name used as a common diminutive for Francisco, meaning a person who originated from France.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Clear, luminous; from the surname and place name clare, meaning bright or clear. famous bearers: george, duke of clarence, brother of king edward iv and king richard iii, who is traditionally believed to have drowned in malmsey wine”
Boy · Spanish · “Merciful; variant of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from Latin and used in Spanish contexts, this name honors Horatius Cocles, a legendary Roman hero who defended the Sublician Bridge.”
Boy · Spanish · “Red colored.”
Boy · Spanish · “Counsel; variant of conrad: brave adviser; honest advisor”
Boy · Spanish · “Constant; variant of constantine: steady; stable”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Cornelius, which means horn. The name is historically associated with strength and endurance.”
Boy · Spanish · “Horn-colored; strong willed or wise. cornelius is sometimes used as a translation of the name conchubhar meaning high desire”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish derivation of Cornelius signifies a horn. It represents a classic name with roots reaching back to ancient Roman traditions.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Cornelius, meaning horn. It is a traditional name that has been adapted through various linguistic styles.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Crispin, this name means curly-haired. It is often associated with Saint Crispin.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish variation of Crispin means curly-haired. It has historical roots in the early Christian church.”
Boy · Spanish · “Rooted in Spanish and Latin origins, this name means curly-haired and is a variant of the name Crispin.”
Boy · Spanish · “Curly haired; curly-haired. the 3rd century martyr st. crispin is known as patron of shoemakers”
Boy · Spanish · “An Italian and Spanish name that means curly-haired, derived from the Latin name Crispinus.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variation of the name Crispin, which translates to a person with curly hair.”
Boy · Spanish · “bearer of Christ”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name signifying someone who carries Christ inside their heart.”
Boy · Spanish · “A variation of the Spanish male name meaning to have Christ within, derived from Christopher.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name representing one who carries Christ inside, related to the name Christopher.”
Unisex · Spanish · “This Spanish name translates literally to cross and refers to the cross-bearer. It carries significant religious symbolism within the Christian tradition.”
Unisex · Spanish · “A clear brilliant glass; diminutive of christopher; a jewel name from the english word crystal, referring to crystal glass, based on the greek krustallos meaning ice. also a variant of christiana, meaning follower of christ”
Boy · Spanish · “Masculine form of the greek damaris gentle”
Unisex · Spanish · “Feminine of darius, a persian royal name”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Delmar, meaning of the seaside. it captures the essence of the ocean and the coast.”
Unisex · Spanish · “Desire; diminutive of desmond: from a surname derived from the irish deas mumhain meaning south munster. also a diminutive of any name beginning with des”
Boy · Spanish · “Desiderus is a name of Spanish origin, conveying a deep emotional state of yearning. It can also signify a profound sense of sorrow or longing for something lost.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name translates to all saints. It is traditionally associated with the religious Feast of All Saints.”
Boy · Spanish · “Of Spanish origin, this name describes a fighter of wrong. It is often chosen to represent a person who stands up for justice.”
Boy · Spanish · “An English name derived from the Latin-based Dexter, meaning right-handed. It implies skill, manual dexterity, or being fortunate.”
Boy · Spanish · “Right handed right; rhyming variant of waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers”
Boy · Spanish · “Yearning, sorrow abbreviation of desiderus”
Unisex · Spanish · “Celestial hunter; the french form of the latin diana. famous bearer: diane de poitiers, mistress of frances king henri ii.divine. mythological ancient roman divinity diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. greek goddess of the moon”
Boy · Spanish · “Supplanter, teacher”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and celebration. It carries connotations of festive spirit and nature.”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from dionysus, greek god of wine”
Boy · Spanish · “A vibrant name meaning 'god of wine and revelry.' It suggests a spirited and joyful personality, full of life.”
Boy · Spanish · “Belonging to god; diminutive of dominick: lord”
Unisex · Spanish · “A Spanish name meaning Sunday or belonging to the Lord, often given to children born on that day.”
Boy · Spanish · “Domiducus is a unique name, signifying 'Jupiter's surname.' It connects your child to a powerful and classical heritage.”
Boy · Spanish · “Born on sunday; variant of dominick: lord”
Boy · Spanish · “Belonging to the lord; variant of dominick: lord”
Unisex · Spanish · “A portuguese version of the spanish name dolores..”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name meaning prosperous guardian. It is a variant of the name Edward.”
Boy · Spanish · “Protector of the land; prosperous guardian”
Boy · Spanish · “Fortunate and powerful; variant of edgar: wealthy man holding a spear. famous bearer: edgar allen poe, famous for his dark poetry and frightening stories”
Boy · Spanish · “A Basque variation of the name Edward, which signifies a wealthy guardian or protector.”
Boy · Spanish · “Edrigu is a Basque variation of the name Richard, which carries the meaning of a powerful or famous ruler.”
Boy · Spanish · “Form of edward; variant of edward: wealthy guardian. from the old english name eadweard, meaning rich or happy, and guardian. famous bearer: king edward the elder, son of alfred the great; edward viii, who abdicated in 1936 to be with the divorced woman he loved; italian form of edward rich guardian”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Edward, meaning a prosperous guardian or protector of wealth.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish variant of the Hebrew name Ephraim means 'fruitful'. It symbolizes fertility, abundance, and productive growth.”
Boy · Spanish · “My god is jehovah variant of hebrew elijah”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish-influenced variation of Elizabeth. It carries the meaning of God is my oath or pledged to God.”
Unisex · Spanish · “She; abbreviation of eleanor and ellen: beautiful fairy. a diminutive of feminine names begining with el or ending with ella. famous bearer: american jazz singer ella fitzgerald; american poet ella wheeler wilcox; medieval given name meaning all; from the old german name alia, meaning all”
Boy · Spanish · “Rival”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name commonly used in religious contexts to refer to the Incarnation.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Aeneas, this name means praised. It originates from Greek mythology and signifies someone who is highly regarded.”
Boy · Spanish · “Ruler of the home; variant of enrico: head of the household”
Boy · Spanish · “Serious, determined; variant of ernest: earnest”
Boy · Spanish · “The Spanish form of Stephen, which translates to a crown of victory or a garland.”
Boy · Spanish · “The Basque and Spanish form of Stephen, meaning crowned with laurels. It represents a person who has achieved triumph.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish form of Stephen means a garland or a crown, representing one who is crowned in victory.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of the name Stephen, meaning a crown or garland. It is traditionally associated with honor and status.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Stephen that signifies being crowned. It refers to the laurel wreath given to victors in ancient times.”
Boy · Spanish · “The name of a Trojan soldier in Homeric legend who was noted for his role in the Trojan War.”
Boy · Spanish · “A name with Spanish and Latin roots derived from Fabian, meaning a bean farmer. It reflects an agricultural heritage.”
Boy · Spanish · “Bean grower; derived from the roman clan name fabius; a name given several roman emperors and 16 saints”
Boy · Spanish · “A Latin name derived from Fabian, meaning a bean farmer. It was a prominent Roman family name, most famously held by Fabius Maximus.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Fabian, signifying a bean farmer. It is a modern spelling of a classic Roman clan name.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name that describes an individual who is eloquent in speech and significant in character.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish and Italian surname-turned-name relating to the practice of falconry.”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name is used as a reference to the classic card game known as Faro.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive of Faust, which means 'good luck' or 'fortunate.' It stems from the Latin word for auspicious.”
Boy · Spanish · “Brave man; derived from the roman clan name fabius; a name given several roman emperors and 16 saints”
Boy · Spanish · “Brave man; derived from the roman clan name fabius; a name given several roman emperors and 16 saints”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variation of the name Philip, which historically means a lover of horses.”
Spanish naming traditions
In Spanish-speaking countries a person usually carries two surnames, the father's first surname and the mother's first surname, and a woman keeps her own surnames after marriage. Since 2017 Spanish parents can choose which surname comes first. Compound first names such as José María or María José are common, and many girls' names come from titles of the Virgin Mary, like Dolores, Pilar, Mercedes and Rocío. Saint's days (santo) are also celebrated.
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