Latin baby names and what they mean, for latin, with 593 results. These Latin names are from an ancient Italic language originally spoken by the Italic Latins in Latium and Ancient Rome, and has been passed down through various forms. Adoption of these girl names was at its peak 128 years ago (ADOPTION OF 27.76%) and is somewhat less today (ADOPTION 13.83%, ▼50%), with names like Christina becoming less stylish. The more fashionable baby names here are Amelia (#8), Aurora (#44), Emilia (#58), Luna (#23) and Nova (#56), while Orden (TOP 64%) and Bela (40%) are common last names. Here is the list of Latin names for boys.

Abila - Aloma

Abila
"Beautiful." Anila is a somewhat common baby name. See also Aviela. Spanish name.

Accalia
Mythology .. Unusual, but Accalia is comparable to common last names Allia (TOP 93%), Aguglia (52%), with the -lia suffix.

Acquanetta
"Water." Not in popularity charts. .. "aqua", which is Latin for "water" ..

Adamaris▼
"To love." Unconventional. Adamaris and Adamari are not listed in the US Census. Spanish name from Latin adamo. It ..

Adora
"A gift; beloved; adored." Rather quaint as a baby name.

Adrienne▼
"From Hadria." Popular as birth names, Adrea, Adrienne, etc. are comparable to the familiar Andrea. French feminine form of Adrian ..

Aimee▼
"Beloved." Usage of Aimee and variants as children's names in 2018 was down 43.7% compared to a decade ago. .. meaning to love, from Latin amare ..

Akilina
"Eagle." Akilina, Acuqileena, etc. are seldom found as given names, and Aquilina is found often (TOP 18%) as a surname. Greek and Russian form of Aquilina.

Alair
"Cheerful." Alair and Allaire are not frequently adopted as girls' names. French variant of Hilary.

Alba¹, var. Albinia¹
"White." Adoption of Alba, Alva, etc. as baby names in 2018 was 9.3% less than the previous year. Popular in Spain ..

Alberga
"White; noble." Alberga, Alberge, etc. are not in the Top 2000. Also closely related to the French ..

Albinia², var. Alba²
"White, fair." Aubine and variants were favored as baby names 128 years ago and have become less popular. Feminine of Alban and Albin ..

Alegra
"Cheerful." Not that prominent as a birth name. Spanish name ..

Alena▲
Russian variant of Helen or Magdalena .. Conventional, with usage of 0.022% for Alena as a birth name in 2018, though lower than 0.027% in 2017. See also Alexa.

Alida▼
"Small winged one." Popularly used, with usage of 0.063% for Alida and variants as girls' names in 2018, higher than 0.061% the previous year. Also variant of Alda.

Alivette
"Olive tree." Rather unusual as a baby name. Variant of Olivetta.

Alma▼
"Nourishing, kind; soul; young woman; learned." Usage of Alma as a children's name has trended downward since the 1890s. Modern name ..

Almeda▼
"Ambitious." Almeda and variants were popular with parents 138 years ago, but now, Almeda has become less in vogue. Also possibly derived from the Spanish ..

Almodine
"Precious stone." Almodine is not often used as a birth name.

Aloma
"Dove." Used somewhat widely as a birth name, Aloma is similar to the familiar Alana. See also Alamea. Short form of Paloma.