Spanish boy names
Most popular names
- Alexander leader, Warrior, Defender of Mankind #5 in US
- Albert Noble, Bright #22 in US
- Samuel God has heard #28 in US
- Gabriel God is my strong man, Devoted to God #29 in US
- Jose God increases and blesses #41 in US
- Diego Supplanter #80 in US
- Juan God Is Gracious #81 in US
- Carlos Strong, Noble Spirit #99 in US
- Joel Yahweh is God, The Lord Is God #128 in US
- Santiago Saint James #149 in US
- Alejandro Defender, Protector #154 in US
- Jade Precious Gem #190 in US
- Jorge Farmer or earth worker #198 in US
- Manuel God is with us. #249 in US
- Manuel God With Us #249 in US
- Fernando Fearless #277 in US
- Andres Manly strong warrior masculine #278 in US
- Javier Owner of a New House #280 in US
- Cesar Hairy long haired one #286 in US
- Sergio Servant #301 in US
- Lorenzo Laurel #343 in US
- Pedro Stone #364 in US
- Emiliano rival or industrious striving #366 in US
- Ramon Mighty Protector #406 in US
- Enrique Head of the Home #427 in US
- Matias Gift of God man #434 in US
- Gustavo staff of the gods #508 in US
- Pablo Small #567 in US
- Adan Man of the earth #574 in US
- Arlo From fortified hill #614 in US
- Alfonso Noble #629 in US
- Esteban Crowned #632 in US
- Rodolfo Famous wolf or renowned warrior #688 in US
- Leonel Little lion or brave #715 in US
- Mauricio Dark-skinned or moorish man #733 in US
- Gilberto Bright pledge or hostage #838 in US
- Rogelio famous spear warrior renowned #902 in US
- Noe rest, comfort and peaceful #923 in US
- Ramiro Judge #948 in US
- Lonzo eager or noble warrior #988 in US
- Alvaro elf warrior or speaker #1014 in US
- Carlo Strong, Noble Spirit #1020 in US
- Efrain Fruitful, fertile #1059 in US
- Cordero lamb gentle innocent animal #1064 in US
- Ignacio Fiery or ardent one #1075 in US
- Carmelo Garden or vineyard place #1081 in US
- Ulises wrathful vengeful journey seeker #1083 in US
- Benito blessed and fortunate one #1111 in US
- Humberto Bright giant famous warrior #1118 in US
- Cortez Conqueror #1180 in US
Spanish boys' names pull from three deep sources: Latin, the long reach of the Catholic church, and the region's own particular sound. You'll find names like Alexander and Samuel alongside Gabriel and Jose — some tied to saints, others to kings. The Spanish language shaped how they sit in the mouth: softer vowel endings, rolled r's, a rhythm that feels different in Spain than it does in Mexico or Argentina, yet the same names cross all those borders.
Alongside the steady classics, you'll see Albert and modern picks that keep the old traditions alive. Each name below shows its meaning and origin, so you know whether you're choosing a saint's name, a royal line, or something the Spanish language made its own.