AlbaGirl
Latin · AHL-bah
Meaning: Dawn; white
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ÁlvaroBoy
Germanic · AHL-bah-ro
Meaning: Guardian of all
AndreaUnisex
Greek · an-DREH-ah
Meaning: Manly, brave
ArielUnisex
Hebrew · AR-ee-el
Meaning: Lion of God
AuroraGirl
Latin · ow-ROR-ah
Meaning: Dawn
CarmenGirl
Hebrew · KAR-men
Meaning: Garden (from Mount Carmel)
ClaraGirl
Latin · KLAR-ah
Meaning: Bright, clear
DarioBoy
Persian · DAH-ryo
Meaning: Holds firm to the good
ElenaGirl
Greek · eh-LEH-nah
Meaning: Shining light
EmmaGirl
Germanic · EM-uh
Meaning: Whole, universal
GabrielBoy
Hebrew · gah-bree-EL
Meaning: God is my strength
HugoBoy
Germanic · OO-go
Meaning: Mind, heart
InésGirl
Greek · ee-NES
Meaning: Pure, holy
JuliaGirl
Latin · YOO-lee-ah
Meaning: Youthful
LeonBoy
Greek · LEH-on
Meaning: Lion
LucíaGirl
Latin · loo-THEE-ah
Meaning: Light
LunaGirl
Latin · LOO-nah
Meaning: Moon
MartínBoy
Latin · mar-TEEN
Meaning: Of Mars
MartinaGirl
Latin · mar-TEE-nah
Meaning: Of Mars
MateoBoy
Hebrew · mah-TEH-oh
Meaning: Gift of God
NataliaGirl
Latin · nah-TAHL-yah
Meaning: Born on Christmas Day
NoaUnisex
Hebrew · NOH-ah
Meaning: Motion; rest
OliviaGirl
Latin · oh-LIV-ee-uh
Meaning: Olive tree
PabloBoy
Latin · PAH-blo
Meaning: Small, humble
PalomaGirl
Spanish · pah-LOH-mah
Meaning: Dove
SantiagoBoy
Spanish · san-tee-AH-go
Meaning: Saint James
SofiaGirl
Greek · so-FEE-uh
Meaning: Wisdom
ValentinaGirl
Latin · bah-len-TEE-nah
Meaning: Strong, healthy
XimenaGirl
Spanish · hee-MEH-nah
Meaning: One who listens
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Names across cultures
Origin and usage
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