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If you would like to know more about a particular Hispanic baby boy name simply scroll down and have fun.
Hispanic baby names are growing in popularity, and you may be interested in following the trend by naming your "bundle of joy" with one of the names I included in this great directory for boys.
This directory is a tool for you to find a Hispanic baby name with origin, meaning, and when possible, the name of a famous Hispanic who has it!
| Name | Origin And Meaning | Famous Hispanic |
|---|---|---|
| Abejundio | From the bees. Abeja means "bee" in Spanish. | |
| Abrahan | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origins. Means: father of the multitude. | |
| Adán | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origins, specifically the name of the first man. Variation from Adam. Means: earth. | |
| Adolfo | From the old German Adalwold. Means: noble hero. | |
| Agustín | From the Roman Augustinus. Means: The exalted one. | Agustín Lara. Mexican composer, 1900-1970. |
| Aldo | Means: old wealth. | |
| Alejandro | From Greek Alexandros. Means: the protector and defender. | Alejandro Sanz. Spanish singer, 1968-. |
| Alfonso | From the Visigothic Adalfuns. Means: noble warrior, battle ready. | Alfonso Pérez Muñoz. Spanish soccer player, 1972-. |
| Alfredo | From the Anglo Saxon Alfred. Means: elf counsel. | Alfredo de La Fé. Cuban-born violinist. |
| Alonso | variant of Alfonso. Means: noble and ready. | Fernando Alonso Díaz. Spanish F1 racer, 1981-. |
| Andrés | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origins. He was the apostle and brother of Peter. Form of Andrew. Means: man/warrior. | |
| Angel | Means: messenger of God. | |
| Anibal | Form of Phoenician Hannibal. Means: grace of Ba'hal -Lord or possessor. | |
| Anselmo | Form of German Anselm. Means: God-protection. | |
| Antonio | From the Roman Antonius. Means: worthy of praise. | Antonio Banderas. Spanish actor, 1960-. |
| Apolinar | Form of Greek Apollinaris. Means: destroyer. | |
| Armando | From the German Harmand. Means: bold/hardy man. | Armando Manzanero. Mexican singer and composer, 1935-. |
| Carlos | Form of Charles. Means: free man. | Carlos Santana. Mexican guitarrist, 1947-. |
| Casimiro | From the Slavik Casimir. Means: famous destroyer. | |
| Castel | Means: belonging to a castle. | |
| Cecilio | From the name Caecus. Means blind/sixth. | |
| César | from the Roman family name Caesar. | César Chávez. Labor lider 1927-1993. |
| Chale | Means: strong and manly. | |
| Chico | Means: boy, lad. Used also as diminutive of Franciso. | |
| Ciro | Means: the sun. | |
| Claudio | Masculin of Claudia. Means: the lame one. | |
| Clemente | From Latin Clemens. Also a last name. Means: Gentle and merciful. | |
| Cornelio | From Roman Cornelius. Means: horn. | |
| Cristiano | Form of Christian. Means: follower of Christ. | |
| Damián | From the Greek Damianos. Means: to subdue. | |
| Darío | Means: wealthy. | |
| David | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin. Means: beloved. | |
| Desiderio | From the Latin Desiderius. Means: desire. | |
| Diego | Uncertain origin maybe from the name Tiago, which morphed into Diego. May also be derived from the Latin name Didacus, which means doctrina, teaching | Diego Rivera, 1886-1957. Mexican muralist and husband of Frida Khalo. |
| Dionisio | From the Greek Dionysios. Means: follower of Dionysos "Zeus-Nysa." | |
| Domingo | From the Latin Dominicus. Means: day of the Lord. | |
| Edgardo | Form of Anglo-Saxon Eadgard. Means: rich spear. | |
| Edmundo | Form of English Edmund. Means: protector of prosperity. | |
| Eduardo | From the English Edward. Means: guardian of prosperity. | Eduardo Estrada Palomo. Mexican actor, 1962-2003. |
| Efraín | Form of Hebrew Efrayim. Means: fruitful. | |
| Elíseo | Hispanic baby boy name from the Hebrew biblical name Elisha. Means: God is salvation. | Eliseo Salazar Valenzuela. Former F1 racing driver from Chile. 1955-. |
| Emilio | Form of Latin Aemilius. Means: rival. | |
| Enrique | From the English Henry. Means: home-ruler. | Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler. Spanish singer, 1975- |
| Ernesto | Form of English Ernest. Means: battle to the death. | Ernesto Guevara de la Serna -"El Che Guevara." Argentine-born Marxist revolutionary, 1928-1967. |
| Esteban | Form of Greek Stephanos. Means: crown. | |
| Fabián | Form of Latin Fabianus. Means: like Fabius -bean. | |
| Fabio | From the Roman Fabius. Means: bean. | |
| Fabricio | From the Roman Fabricius. Means: crafstman. | |
| Fausto | Form of Roman Faustus. Means: lucky. | Fausto Carmona. MLB player from Dominican Republic, 1983-. |
| Federico | Form of English Frederick. Means: peaceful ruler. | Federico García Lorca. Spanish poet and dramatist, 1898-1936. |
| Felipe | From the Greek Philippos. Means: lover of horses. | Don Felipe, Prince of Asturias. Spanish prince, 1968-. |
| Fernando | Form of Visigothic Ferdinand. Means: journey-prepared. | |
| Fidel | From the Latin Fidelis. Means: faithful. | Fidel Castro. Cuban president, 1926-. |
| Francisco | From the Latin Franciscus. Means: free. | |
| Fulgencio | From the Latin Fulgentius. Means: shining. | General Rubén Fulgencio Batista. Cuban military leader, 1901-1973. |
| Gaspar | Hispanic baby boy name derived from the Bible. One of the three kings who brought offerings to baby Jesus on his birthday. Means: treasure bearer. | |
| Geraldo | From the German name Gairovald. Means: spear ruler. | Geraldo Rivera. Hispanic-American television journalist from Puerto Rican Origin, 1943-. |
| Gerardo | Form of English and irish name Gerard. Means: spear brave. | |
| Gilberto | From the English Gilbert. Means: pledge-bright. | Gilberto Santa Rosa. Puerto Rican singer of salsa and bolero, 1962-. |
| Gonzalo | From the Visigothic Gundislav. Means: battle genius. | |
| Graciano | From the Roman Gratianus. Means: pleasing or agreeable. | |
| Gregorio | From the English Gregory. Means: watchful, vigilant. | |
| Guillermo | Form of English William. Means: will-helmet. | |
| Gustavo | From the Latin Gustavus. Means: meditation staff. | |
| Héctor | From the Latin Hector. Means: steadfast. | |
| Hernán | Means: journey prepared. | |
| Hernando | From the Visigothic Ferdinand. Means: journey prepared. | |
| Hipólito | From the Greek Hippolytos. Means: horse freer. | |
| Horacio | From the Roman Horatius. Means: has good eyesight. | |
| Humberto | Form of English Humbert. Probable meaning: bright support. | |
| Ignacio | From the Latin Ignatius. Possible meaning: unknowing. | |
| Inocencio | From the Latin Innocentius. Means: innocent. | |
| Ismael | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origins. He was the son of Abraham. Means: God will hear. | |
| Jaime | From Hebrew origin. Means: supplanter. | |
| Javier | From the basque Xavier. Means: a new house. | |
| Jerónimo | From the Greek Hieronymos. Means: holy name. | |
| Jesús | Hispanic baby boy name from the Bible. Means: God is salvation. | |
| Joaquín | From the biblical name Joachim. Means: established by God. | |
| Jorge | From the Greek Georgios. Means: earth worker or farmer. | |
| José | From the Hebrew Yosef. Means: God shall add. | José José. Singer and actor from mexico, 1948-. |
| Juán | From the Latin Johannes. Means: God is gracious. | Juán Pablo Montoya. Colombian race car driver, 1975-. |
| Julián | From Greek origin. Variant from the Roman Julianus. Means: Jove's child. | |
| Julio | Variant of Julián. Means: Jove's child. | Julio César Chavez. Retired Mexican professional boxer, 1962-. |
| Leonardo | From German Leonhard. Means: lion strong. | |
| Leopoldo | Derived from the German Leudbold and Liutbald. Means: brave among the people. | |
| Luis | From German Ludwig. Means: famous warrior. | Luis Fonsi. Singer and actor from Puerto Rican ancestry, 1978-. |
| Manolo | From Spanish Manuel. Means: God is with us. | |
| Manuel | Variation of Emmanuel. Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin meaning promised Messiah. Means: God is with us. | Manuel Elkin Patarroyo. Colombian pathologist who developed the vaccine for malaria., 1947-. |
| Marcos | From the Latin Marcus. Means: warlike. | |
| Mario | From the Latin marius. Means: male, virile. | |
| Martín | From the Latin Martinus. Means: like Mars. | |
| Mateo | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin. Means: gift of God. | |
| Mauricio | From the Latin Mauricius. Means: Moor, dark skinned. | |
| Maximiliano | From the Latin Maximus. Means: greatest. | |
| Miguel | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin who was the prince of angels. Means: like the Lord. | Miguel Bosé. Singer born in Panama but considered by many Spaniard, 1956-. |
| Modesto | From the Latin Modestus. Means: modereate, sober. | |
| Nerón | From the Latin Nero. Means: powerful. | |
| Nicanor | Means: modereate, sober. | |
| Nicolás | From the Greek Nikolaos. Means: victory of the people. | |
| Noé | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin who was the patriarch of the diluvium. Means: rest. | |
| Octavio | Roman family name from the word octavus. Means: eighth. | Octavio Paz Lozano. Mexican writer, poet, and diplomat who won the 1990 Nobel Prize in Literature. 1914-1998. |
| Oscar | Gaelic origin. Means: deer lover. | Oscar de la Hoya Hispanic American boxer, 1973-. |
| Osvaldo | Form of English Oswald. Means: God power. | |
| Ovidio | From the Roman Ovidius. Means: sheep herder. | |
| Pablo | From the Latin Paulus. Means: small. | Pablo milanés. Cuban singer, songwriter and guitar player, 1943-. |
| Paco | Pet form of Francisco. Means: free. | |
| Pancho | Pet form of Francisco. Means: free. | Pancho -character from "Plaza Sesamo" or Sesame Street. |
| Pascual | From the Latin Paschalis. Means: child of Easter. | |
| Pastor | Late Latin name. Means: shepherd. | |
| Pedro | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin. From the Greek Petros. Means: stone. | Pedro Martinez. Dominican Baseball player, 1992-. |
| Pepe | Spanish pet form of José. Means: God shall add. | Pepe Aguilar. Hispanic American singer of "Ranchera" music, 1968-. |
| Plácido | From the Latin Placidus. Means: placid, calm. | Plácido Domingo. Spanish opera tenor, 1941-. |
| Plinio | From the Roman Plinius. Means: unknown. | |
| Porfirio | From the Greek Porphyrios. Means: purple. | |
| Próspero | From the Roman Prosperus. Means: fortunate, successful. | |
| Rafael | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin who was one of the seven archangels. Means: God has healed. | |
| Raimundo | From the German Raginmund. Means: wise protector. | |
| Ramiro | From the Latin Ramirus. Means: wise and famous. | |
| Ramón | From the German Raginmund. Means: wise protector. | Ramón Hernández. Venezuela born major League Baseball catcher, 1973-. |
| Raúl | From the German Radulf. Means: wise wolf. | |
| Reinaldo | From the German Reginold. Means: wise ruler. | |
| Renato | From the Latin Renatus. Means: reborn. | |
| Ricardo | From the German Richard. Means: powerful and brave. | Ricardo Arjona. Guatemalan singer, 1964-. |
| Roberto | From German origin . Means: bright and famous. | Roberto Clemente Walker. Puerto Rican Baseball player, 1934-1972. |
| Rodolfo | From the German Rudolf. Means: famous wolf. | |
| Rodrigo | From the German Hrodrick. Means: famous ruler. | |
| Rogelio | From the Latin Rogelius. Means: probably prayed for. | |
| Rolando | From the German Hroland. Means: famous land. | |
| Rubén | Biblical name of the eldest son of Leah and Jacob. Means: behold. | Rubén Blades. Panamanian salsa singer, 1948-. |
| Rufino | From the Roman name Rufus. Means: red haired. | |
| Salomón | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origin who was a king of Israel and son of David. Means: man of peace. | |
| Salvador | From the Latin Salvatore. Means: savior. | Salvador Dalí. Spanish surrealist painter, 1904-1989. |
| Santiago | Spanish name composed of two parts "saint" and the name "Iago." Means: suplanter. | |
| Sebastián | From the Roman Sebastianus. Means: from Sebaste. | |
| Sergio | From the Roman family name Sergius. Means: servant. | |
| Silvio | From the Roman Silvius which comes from the Latin Silva. Means: from the forest. | Silvio Rodriguez. Cuban Musician, 1946-. |
| Timoteo | Biblical name of a companion of Paul. Means: to honor God. | |
| Tomás | Hispanic baby boy name from Biblical origins who was one of the twelve apostles of the new testament. From the Arameic Tom. Means: twin. | |
| Ulises | From the Latin Ulysses. Means: probably "to be angry/to hate." | |
| Vicente | From the Latin Vincere. Means: conquering. | Vicente Fernández. Mexican ranchera singer, 1940-. |
| Victor | Probably from the Latin Vincere. Means: victory. | |
| Virgilio | From the English Virgil. Means: staff bearer. | |
| Xavier | Basque origin. Means: bright, splendid. | |
| Zacarías | Hispanic baby boy name of Biblical origin who was one of the twelve minor prophets. Means: God has remembered. |
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Hispanic Facts
in the U.S.
One in seven people in the United States is of Hispanic origin.
Hispanics are a mix of European, African and Native American people.
In 204 B.C. Romans created the term Hispanic to identify inhabitants from the Iberian
Peninsula
which encompass Spain and Portugal today.
The term Hispanic was adopted in the U.S. in the 1970s by the federal government in its census questionnaires.
The U.S. is the fifth largest Hispanic country in the world.
St. Augustine and Santa Fe were Hispanic cities founded before Plymouth.
Spanish is the fourth most frequently spoken language in the world.
Twenty countries speak Spanish as their first language.
70% of the Hispanic population lives in five states: California, Texas, New York, Florida and Illinois.
Hispanics are the largest minority in the U.S.
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