Nombres en Español e Hispanos

Olivia

Olive tree, peace

Emily

Rival or eager; English form of the Latin "Aemilia" from the Roman family name Aemilius

Ava

Life, bird, water

Isabella

Devoted to God, pledged to God

Luna

Moon

James

Supplanter, one who follows

Luke

Light, light-giving

Emilia

Rival or eager; from the Latin "Aemilius" from a Roman family name meaning rival or striving

Stella

From the Latin "stella," meaning star

Leo

From the Latin "leo" meaning "lion"; also the name of the fifth astrological sign; used as a short form of Leonardo and Leopold

Victoria

From Latin "victoria," meaning victory; the name of the Roman goddess of victory

Aurora

Dawn, goddess of the dawn

Camila

Young ceremonial attendant

Violet

From the Latin "viola," the name of the purple flowering plant; symbolizes faithfulness and modesty

Grace

Charm, goodness, divine favor

Natalie

Born on Christmas Day; derived from the Latin natalis meaning birthday, specifically referring to the birthday of the Lord

Julia

Feminine form of Julius, derived from the Roman family name meaning "youthful" or "descended from Jove (Jupiter)"

Nora

Honor; light; a short form of Honora or Eleanor, derived from the Latin honor meaning honor, also the Irish Nora meaning honor

Valentina

Feminine form of Valentine, from Latin "valens" meaning strong, healthy, or vigorous

Luca

Italian form of Luke, from the Latin "Lucas" possibly from the Greek "Loukas" meaning "man from Lucania" or connected to Latin "lux" (light)

Nova

New; a star that suddenly increases in brightness; derived from the Latin nova meaning new, also an astronomical term for a type of stellar explosion

Silas

Wood, forest

Clara

Bright, clear, famous

Julian

Youthful, downy-bearded

Lillian

Extended form of Lily, from the Latin "lilium" meaning "lily flower"; the lily historically symbolizes purity and innocence

Lucia

Feminine form of Lucius, from the Latin "lux" meaning "light"; Saint Lucia was a 4th-century martyr venerated as a patron of light

Claire

Clear, bright, famous

Anthony

Priceless, of inestimable worth

Oliver

Olive tree, elf army, ancestor's descendant

Bennett

Blessed, little blessed one

Juliet

Diminutive of Julia, from the Roman family name Julia meaning "youthful" or "devoted to Jove"

Vanessa

Invented by Jonathan Swift for his 1713 poem "Cadenus and Vanessa," based on his muse Esther Vanhomrigh

Marcus

Dedicated to Mars; derived from the Latin name associated with the Roman god of war, possibly related to the root mar meaning male or virile

Alejandro

Defender of the people

Lola

Spanish diminutive of Dolores, from "María de los Dolores" meaning "Mary of Sorrows"; also used as a short form of Charlotte

Vivienne

French feminine form of Vivian, from Latin "vivianus" meaning alive or lively

Miles

Soldier; merciful; derived from the Latin miles meaning soldier, or possibly from the Germanic Milo meaning mild or merciful

Lucas

Light, luminous, from Lucania

Antonio

Priceless, praiseworthy, of inestimable worth

August

Great, magnificent, venerable

Sienna

From the Italian city of Siena, famous for its reddish-brown earth pigment; referring to the warm orange-brown color

Tony

Short form of Anthony, from the Roman family name Antonius, possibly meaning priceless or praiseworthy

Lily

Lily flower, purity, innocence

Mark

Warlike, dedicated to Mars

Juliana

Feminine elaboration of Julian, from the Roman family name Julianus meaning "youthful" or "belonging to Julius"

Marina

Of the sea; derived from the Latin marinus meaning of the sea

Olive

Olive tree; peace; derived from the Latin oliva meaning olive tree, a symbol of peace and wisdom in ancient Mediterranean cultures

Valerie

French feminine form of Valerius, from Latin "valere" meaning to be strong or to be healthy

Marco

Dedicated to Mars; the Italian form of Marcus, derived from the Latin name relating to the Roman god of war

Mira

Wonderful; peace; ocean; sea; derived from the Latin mirabilis meaning wonderful or admirable, also a Slavic name meaning peace

Scarlet

From Old French "escarlate" referring to a bright red cloth; associated with passion, power, and intensity

Milo

Gracious, soldier, merciful

Natalia

Birthday of the Lord, Christmas Day

Justin

Just, righteous, fair

Christian

Follower of Christ, anointed one

Gracie

Grace or favor; diminutive of Grace, from the Latin "gratia" meaning grace or divine favor

Noel

Christmas; born at Christmas; derived from the Old French nael, from the Latin natalis dies meaning birthday, specifically the birthday of Christ

Natasha

Born on Christmas Day; the Russian diminutive of Natalia, derived from the Latin natalis meaning birthday of the Lord

Poppy

From the Old English "popæg", referring to the poppy flower, associated with sleep, remembrance, and consolation

Victor

Conqueror, champion