
If you like the Spanish language and adore Latin vitality, you can give the unborn child, if it is a boy, a name that is widespread especially in Spain and Latin countries. We offer you 25 cheerful and original Spanish male names with their respective meanings. Here's what they are.
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- Male Spanish names in alphabetical order
- Most Popular Male Spanish Names
Male Spanish names in alphabetical order
Here are some Spanish male names - with their respective meanings - in alphabetical order.
- Alvaro means "defender of all" or "very careful".
- Alfonso (or Alonso) means "fast" and "brave".
- Borja derives from an Arabic lemma with the meaning of "tower". The name reflects the cult of San Francesco Borgia, a Jesuit.
- Diego, name of Greek origin, means "educated", "cultured".
- Domingo is a Spanish variant of Domenico Del Paeseno and means "of the Lord" or "dedicated or devoted to the Lord".
- Enrique means "strong in the house", but also "rich, sir".
- Esteban is a Spanish variant of Stephen, the meaning of which is "garland" [of martyrdom], [surrounded by] "crown", "crowned". The intelligence and character of someone called Esteban are really fantastic.
- German has two origins: from germanus, "brother, sister", or from Germanus, "inhabitant of Germany".
- Guillermo means "helmet of the will; protected by the will". Selfless and protective, sociable and generous to the point of sacrifice.
- Juan is a Spanish variant of John, the meaning of which is "gift or grace of God". Name "beneficial" and graceful as the "grace" of its meaning, which also connotes a gentle character, yes, but firm and decisive.
- Martin is consecrated and dedicated to Mars ('Mars-Martis'), god of war. The ... seductive ARTS are suitable for the sentimental Martino.
- Paco is variant of Pablo. He originates from the name Paulus or Paullus, in turn derived from the adjective paucus, "small in stature". He is as bold as the white-headed sea eagle.
- Pedro (in Del Paeseno Pietro) sounds a bit harsh as a name, but it actually denotes people with great tenderness of heart, strength of mind and basic altruism.
- Ramon means "protection of wits, ingenuity and intelligence…". Lively personality with multiform ingenuity: acute intelligence, cheerful character, even if at times it may seem harsh.
- Santiago is Spanish variant of Giacomo. It means "follower, faithful of God". Full sounding name, in keeping with the firmness of faith and consistency of character. And then a lot of love.
- Tobias. In Hebrew Thobhiyah means "Yahvweh (God) is good".
- Valentin means "he who is worth, is in good health". Valentin is energetic, tenacious, passionate.
- Victor means "victorious, he who wins [especially over evil]". What else can Vittorio expect from life? Hurray!
- Xavier is a multilingual variant of Xavier and means "new [and splendid-resplendent] house". Xavier is friendly and respectful, strengthened in kindness thanks to the Latin greeting he carries written in his name: AVE.
Most Popular Male Spanish Names
Here are some of the most popular Spanish male names in the world.
- Alejandro: his personality is characterized by fullness. A totally positive aura.
- Carlos is a "Teutonic" name and whoever wears it has an unparalleled firmness.
- Francisco means "relating to France or coming from France".
- José is a Spanish variant of Joseph and means "God increase, increase, add [the newborn to the other children]". Joseph is a theophoric name that is, it contains within itself the divine name.
- Manuel means "with us is God". Euphonic name (with a very sweet sound) that reflects a harmonious, balanced, loyal and coherent personality, practical and efficient, but not without the dimension of those who know how to daydream.
- Pablo means "small" [in stature]; but also "second born". Small in stature, perhaps, Paolo: but certainly great in intellect, soul and heart.
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