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Classic Spanish Baby Names

Castilian names with warmth, spine, and a life in more than one language.

These are some Spanish names we've looked at. If you're after warmth with a bit of spine, this guide might help.

Alonso, Inés, Paloma. Names that feel inherited, even if you are the first in the family to choose them.

For a boy

A meaning to grow into, not a trend to outgrow.

Alonso

Spanish / Germanic

Noble and ready. A knight’s name that still feels tender in the kitchen.

Beltrán

Germanic via Spanish

Bright raven. Rare, distinguished, and impossible to confuse.

Bosco

Italian / Spanish

Wood, forest. Short, warm, and a little like a secret garden.

Mateo

Hebrew via Spanish

Gift of God. Softer than Matthew, just as sturdy.

Ignacio

Latin / Spanish

Fiery. Nacho for the playground, Ignacio for the diploma.

Javier

Basque / Spanish

New house. Bright, athletic, and easy to say in every language.

Rafael

Hebrew

God has healed. Rafa for home. A painter’s name, and an angel’s.

Diego

Spanish

Supplanter, or Santiago’s little brother. Sun in the vowels.

For a girl

The same softness. A different music.

Inés

Greek via Spanish

Pure, holy. Small, serious, and quietly luminous.

Soledad

Spanish

Solitude, in the sacred sense. A name like a whitewashed chapel.

Paloma

Spanish

Dove. Peace, and the sound of a courtyard at noon.

Lucía

Latin / Spanish

Light. The most graceful way to say brightness out loud.

Carmen

Hebrew via Spanish

Garden, song. Flamenco and first communion in one breath.

Blanca

Spanish

White, fair. Clean as linen drying in the sun.

Teresa

Greek / Spanish

Harvester. Saints and grandmothers. Soft without being small.

Isabel

Hebrew via Spanish

God is my oath. Bella, Chabela, Isa: a kingdom of nicknames.

I was once a kid. Never forget to be a kid!

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