Spanish Baby Names

Devoted to God. Represents faith, commitment, and spiritual devotion.

Precious green stone, wisdom

Pure, innocent, clear

Devoted to God, pledged to God

Lady of sorrows, strong woman

Song, garden, orchard, vineyard

Spanish word meaning 'sunny' or 'sunlight,' symbolizing brightness, warmth, and radiance.

Sea and sun, Mary of solitude

Famous warrior, renowned fighter

Dove, peaceful, gentle bird

Nativity or birth; often associated with the birth of Christ.

Spanish place name meaning flowered or full of flowers, derived from 'flor' (flower).

Saint John; Spanish feminine diminutive of Sanjuan.

Sorrows, from Spanish dolores derived from the religious figure Mary of Sorrows.

Spanish name combining 'San' (saint) with Juana, the feminine form of Juan; meaning 'God is gracious.'

Spanish name combining Rosa (rose) with Salva, symbolizing a blessed or saved rose.

Consolation and comfort in Spanish, from Latin roots. Symbolizes solace, compassion, and emotional support.

Charity and compassion; represents the virtue of benevolence and giving.

Means 'snows' in Spanish. Often associated with the Virgin of the Snows (Nuestra Señora de las Nieves).

Spanish diminutive from 'dama' meaning 'lady', symbolizing elegance and nobility.

Free woman; diminutive of Carla from Germanic 'Karla'.

Grace; Spanish diminutive form of Anna.

Diminutive of Juana; Spanish form of Joan, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Variant of Dolores; from Spanish meaning 'sorrows' or 'pains'.

Altar of the sky; a spiritual name from Spanish tradition.

Mountain range; jagged peaks

A Spanish form of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'crowned with laurel,' derived from the Greek name Stephanos.

Good or beautiful, the feminine form expressing goodness and charm.

Holy or saintly; Spanish feminine form relating to sacred devotion.

Geographic name; variant spelling of Montana, derived from Spanish montaña meaning 'mountain.'

High grace; from Spanish 'alta' (high) and 'gracia' (grace)

Variant of Bonita; Spanish origin meaning 'pretty' or 'beautiful'.

Pretty

Queen

Freed or liberated one

From Spanish meaning 'mountain', derived from 'montaña'

Mary of Jesus; Spanish compound combining María (beloved, of the sea) with de Jesús

Mercy and compassion, from Spanish merced.

A Spanish variant related to myrtle, symbolizing love and immortality.

Mercies, compassion, or divine reward. A variant of Mercedes with Spanish origins.

Small or little one. Spanish diminutive form suggesting something petite and delicate.

Wise protector, Spanish feminine diminutive form.

Little pearl; a diminutive form suggesting something small and precious

Hope, representing optimism and faith in the future.

Variant of Azucena, referring to the lily flower; symbolizes purity and elegance.

Combines Mary (beloved, star of the sea) with Cruz (cross), symbolizing faith and devotion.

Variant of Mercedes; from Spanish meaning 'mercies' or 'compassion,' referring to the Virgin Mary.

Lily; a symbol of purity and beauty

Mountain range, derived from Spanish 'sierra.' Symbolizes strength, majesty, and natural beauty.

Little morning star; diminutive form of Lucero meaning bright one.

Spanish name derived from 'mercies' or 'rewards,' symbolizing grace and divine favor.

Spanish diminutive meaning 'little pearl.' Pearl symbolizes purity, rarity, and elegance.

Feminine diminutive of Miguel; who is like God

Cross (Spanish diminutive form)

Mercy, compassion, and piety. A Spanish virtue name representing kindness and devotion.

Mountain range. A variation of Sierra, evoking natural majesty and strength.

Mercies; Marian title referencing Our Lady of Mercies

God is gracious; feminine form of Juan

Spanish name, possibly derived from or related to Rosario or other Spanish feminine names.

A variant spelling of Sierra, meaning mountain range.

Derived from the Spanish word 'molino' (mill), referring to someone who lives near or works at a mill.

Girl

Assumption; religious reference to the Assumption of Mary in Christian tradition.

Sorrows or pains. A variant of Dolores, from Spanish 'dolores.'

Spanish diminutive of Francisca, meaning 'free one'.

Youthful; Spanish diminutive of Julia derived from the Roman name Julius.

Flat, open plain with few trees

Crowned; one who is crowned

Pure; Spanish word meaning pure, used as a given name.

Little girl or small one; variant spelling of Chiquita.

A variant spelling of Savannah, derived from Spanish 'sabana' meaning grasslands. The name evokes open landscapes and natural beauty.

Related to Montserrat, a jagged mountain; associated with spiritual significance

Mary of the Angels; Spanish compound name combining Mary (beloved) with of the angels.

Spanish word for the topaz gemstone, used as a given name symbolizing clarity, beauty, and precious value.

Spanish variant of Mercedes, meaning mercies; associated with Our Lady of Mercedes in Spanish Catholic tradition.

Precious; valued and highly esteemed, representing something rare and beautiful

Rose angel; combining the beauty of a rose with angelic and spiritual qualities

From Montserrat; serrated mountain in Catalonia.

Variant of Mercedes, Spanish word meaning 'mercies' or 'blessings.'

Combination of soul and rose

Mary of the light; Spanish compound name combining Maria (Mary) with de la luz (of the light).

Mountain range; symbolizes majesty and natural strength.

A sanctuary or tabernacle; from Latin sacrarium, meaning sacred place.

From Seville, Spain; evokes culture and geography

Altar of heaven.

Mountain range; saw-toothed ridge of mountains

Beloved or dear one; a Spanish term of endearment.

Diminutive of Maria; derived from Mary, associated with the Virgin Mary and maternal love.

Spanish word for lily flower, symbolizing purity and elegance.

Alone; feminine form from the Spanish adjective solita.

Spanish name meaning 'remedies' or 'solutions,' derived from Latin 'remedium.' Symbolizes healing and aid.

Variant of Mercedes, meaning 'mercies' in Spanish, associated with the Virgin Mary of Mercedes.

From Spanish 'calandria,' a type of lark bird known for its beautiful song.

Hope, expectation, anticipation

Pure, holy, chaste, sacred

Mercies, grace, compassion

Gem or jewel, representing something precious and valuable.

Spanish name, possibly related to Elisa or Elizabeth.

Spanish name derived from 'mar' (sea) and 'bella' (beautiful), literally meaning 'beautiful sea.' Named after a resort town in Spain.

Beloved by God combined with Joseph. Spanish compound expressing dual religious devotion.

Rain; symbolizes renewal and blessing.

Spanish place name, from the city of Ávila in Spain.

Spanish word meaning 'miracle', symbolizing something blessed, wonderful, or extraordinary.

Worthy and deserving; symbolizes strength and courage.

White lily flower. Spanish word symbolizing purity, innocence, and beauty.

Combination of Mary (beloved) and angel (divine messenger)

Spanish origin, possibly meaning 'related to Adam.'

Place name from Seville, Spain

Snow-covered

Butterfly; represents beauty, transformation, and grace.

Related to candles and light, associated with Candlemas and illumination.

Spanish word for a geographical tablelike landform; symbolizes stability and endurance

A Spanish feminine form of Cayetano, derived from the ancient Italian city of Gaeta.

Little star; Spanish diminutive of 'estrella'

Spanish word for 'olive tree'; symbolizes peace, wisdom, and natural beauty.

Peace; symbolizes tranquility and harmony.

A compound Spanish name meaning 'sweet Maria' or 'sweet Mary', combining dulce (sweet) with the traditional name Maria.

Jewel; precious gem

Spanish compound blending Mary and Sol (sun), evoking maternal warmth and solar brightness

Bride or fiancée; a Spanish word used as a given name.

Spanish compound combining Luz and Maria; means 'light Mary'

Grace and famous warrior. A Spanish combination of Ana and Luisa.

Little Maria or beloved maiden. A Spanish diminutive combining Maria with the suffix -cella.

Mary of the cross, combining Mary (beloved) with Cruz (cross).

Watchtower or observation post; symbolizes vigilance and guardianship.

Spanish compound of Maria (of the sea, Latin origins) and Elena (shining light, Greek). Represents divine illumination and grace.

Compound of María (beloved, of the sea) and Isabel (God's oath or pledged to God)

From Latin 'rosa' (rose) combined with Spanish suffix; symbolizes beauty and grace.

Seeker; associated with Saint Zita, patron of housekeepers and domestics.

Spanish word meaning 'upward' or 'up', representing elevation and ascension.

Cherry; represents sweetness and natural beauty

Of the sea or beloved, and song; combining grace with music

Joy or happiness; symbolizes cheerfulness, delight, and jubilation.

Little rose; a Spanish diminutive of Rosa, symbolizing love and beauty.

Spanish word meaning 'air'; symbolizes freedom, movement, lightness, and ethereal quality.

Altar of heaven, from Latin ara (altar) and caeli (heaven)

Emerald; from Spanish esmeralda (emerald gemstone).

Sunflower. From Spanish 'gira' (turn) and 'sol' (sun), referencing the flower that tracks the sun.

Related to Maria/Mary; Spanish diminutive used for María Fernanda or María Félix.

Spanish name combining María and luz (light); represents Mary of the light or divine light.

Mercies and graces; Spanish variant of Mercedes meaning blessings or compassion.

Variant of Montserrat, referring to a jagged mountain in Spain. Evokes dramatic landscapes and natural beauty.

Spanish word used as a name meaning 'princess,' derived from Latin, symbolizing royalty and nobility.

A mountain range or saw, evoking natural beauty, strength, and the rugged landscape.

Clear, bright; Spanish diminutive of Clara

Heart in Spanish; symbolizes compassion, courage, and the emotional center.

Sea peace; combines Mari (sea) and Paz (peace).

From the granary; Spanish name associated with the Virgin of Almudena, patroness of Madrid.

Altar of heaven; references the Virgin Mary in Spanish religious tradition

Spanish feminine form of Felipe (Philip), from Greek 'philippos' meaning 'lover of horses,' symbolizing grace and nobility.

Beautiful. Used as a given name to represent beauty and elegance.

A Spanish diminutive of Leticia, derived from the Latin word meaning happiness and joy.

Spanish combination of María and flor (flower), symbolizing feminine grace and floral beauty.

Cloud; a poetic name derived from the Spanish word for cloud.

Lasso. A Spanish word used as a name, evoking the American West.

A variant of 'reata,' referring to a lasso or rope used in ranching and Western culture.

Wallflower; a fragrant flowering plant.

Protection, shelter, or aid. Symbolizes a guardian or refuge.

Likely variant of Araceli, Spanish meaning altar of heaven. Represents spiritual elevation.

Spanish word meaning 'swan.'

Goddess, from the Spanish word diosa.

Hope

Happy or fortunate; represents joy, contentment, and good fortune.

Spanish word meaning 'marvel' or 'wonder'; symbolizes miraculous beauty and awe.

Combination of Maria (Mary) and Belen (Bethlehem)

Spanish combination of Maria (Mary) with the feminine suffix -ela, meaning 'of Mary'.

Mary of peace. Spanish compound uniting biblical Mary with paz (peace), expressing divine favor and tranquility.

A combination of Maria and Carmen, blending beloved and song.

God will increase and beloved by God; a compound of Spanish and Hebrew origins.