Latin baby names and what they mean, with 335 results. Usage of these boy names reached its peak 58 years ago (USAGE OF 10.36%) and is almost as widespread today (USAGE 7.75%, ▼25%), but with names such as Rufus becoming less stylish. The most trendy birth names in this list are Bennett (#120), Leo (#50), Oliver (#5), Rhett (#167) and Roman (#85), while Bennitt (TOP 34%) and Arries (91%) are popular surnames. Here is the list of Latin names for girls.

Aad - Andino

Aad
"From Hadria." Aad is unusual as a birth name. Danish nickname of Adriaan, from Adrian.

Abundio
"Abundant, plenty." Unusual, but Abundio, Abondio, etc. are comparable to common last names Amadio (UPPER 20%), Amedio (63%), with the -dio suffix. Spanish name.

Acilino
"Eagle." Acilian and Ailino are creative forms. See also Aquilino. Spanish variant of Aquila.

Adrian▲
"From Hadria." Adrian is a recognizable (TOP 19%) male name. Place name ..

Adulio
"Desire to please." Not in Top 2000. Spanish name.

Aeneas
"To praise." Uncommon. Aineas, var. (cf. Abbas) use the androgynous-sounding -as suffix. From Aineias, from Greek ainein ..

Aime
"Beloved." Aime was favored as a baby name during 1910-1919. Also a girls' name. French name Aimé is more common ..

Alaire
"Cheerful." Larie and variants are seldom found as masculine names. French variant of Hilary ..

Alban, var. Albion¹
"From Alba." Al, Albion, Alvan and Alvy are prevalent as versions of Alban. From the Latin name Albanus, which ..

Albion²
"White; rock, crag." Albion peaked in popularity a century ago. See also Alpin. .. derive from the Latin "albus" referring ..

Aleron
"Winged one." Not in Top 2000.

Alta
"High, elevated." Moderately infrequent as a children's name. As in Alta, Utah, thousands of ..

Alucio
"Bright, shining." Rare, with the unusual masculine -cio ending for Alucio, Allucio, like Acacio. The root is "lux", or light ..

Alured
Variant of Alfred. Compare surnames Aldred (TOP 14%), Alfred (4%). See also Alard.

Alvern
"Spring, greening." Outside Top 2000. See also Albern. See also Elvin.

Amadeus, var. Amyas¹
"God's love." Less widespread today. Amadeus was the version last appearing (2017) in the Top 2000.

Amadour
"Lovable." Scarcely used as a birth name. A Saint Amadour, purportedly founder of ..

Amaury
"Dark-skinned, Moorish." Amory and variants were favored as birth names in 2009. Variant of Maurice.

Amyas²
"Loved." Adoption of Amyas and variants as baby names in 2018 was up 31.3% compared to a year ago. Possibly an anglicized version of Amadeus ..

Andino
"Man, warrior." Andino is not frequently used as a birth name. Italian short form of Andrew.