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Filter by meaning, origin, style, era and sound. Every card shows how the name divides between boys and girls, and how its popularity has moved since 1880. Or see the whole shape of it in the name graph.

274 names

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Aitana

    “the glorious one”

    69FamiliarRising fast

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese · Nature

    Estrella

    “star of the sea” · “resembling a star”

    57FamiliarRising

    >99% girls

  • Visigothic

    Ramiro

    “a great judge”

    47UncommonSteady

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Joao

    Joao is a masculine given name from Portuguese.

    41UncommonRising fast

    >99% boys

  • Scottish · Modern

    Fia

    “a weaver” · “from the flickering fire”

    41UncommonRising fast

    >99% girls

  • Turkish · Modern

    Deniz

    “sea”

    35RareEasing

    62% boys · 38% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Matheus

    Matheus is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Portuguese.

    35RareSteady

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Neymar

    Neymar is a masculine given name from Portuguese. It is used in Spanish and Portuguese.

    32RareCooling

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Sosa

    Sosa is a surname from Spanish, ultimately from Portuguese. It is used in English, Spanish, Tagalog, Cebuano, and 1 other language.

    24RareRising fast

    94% boys · 6% girls

  • Portuguese

    Tavares

    Tavares is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in English, French, and Portuguese.

    22RareEasing

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Deia

    Deia is a feminine given name from Portuguese. It is used in Portuguese.

    20RareRising fast

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Mello

    Mello is a surname from Italian, ultimately from Portuguese. It is used in English and Italian.

    19Very rareRising fast

    89% boys · 11% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Inigo

    “an ardent man”

    16Very rareRising

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Avelino

    Avelino is a masculine given name. It is used in Spanish, Italian, and Cebuano.

    14Very rareEasing

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Old-fashioned

    Zetta

    “resembling the rose”

    11Very rareCooling

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Arminda

    Arminda is a feminine given name from Portuguese. It is used in English, Italian, and Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Silva

    “a woodland dweller”

    0Not recently recorded

    36% boys · 64% girls

  • Portuguese

    Monico

    Monico is a surname from Italian, ultimately from Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Liborio

    Liborio is a surname from Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Romualdo

    Romualdo is a surname from Spanish, ultimately from Portuguese. It is used in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and 1 other language.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Franca

    “woman from France; one who is free”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Adri

    Adri is a feminine given name from Portuguese. It is used in Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and Hungarian.

    0Not recently recordedRising

    12% boys · 88% girls

  • Portuguese

    Deolinda

    “God is beautiful”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Eduarda

    “a wealthy protector”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Uva

    “grapes”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Samba

    Samba is a masculine given name from Portuguese. It is used in French.

    0Not recently recordedCooling

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Anes

    Anes is a surname from Galician, ultimately from Portuguese. It is used in English and Welsh.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Cina

    Cina is a feminine given name. It is used in Czech and Cebuano.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Sanskrit

    Ceylon

    Ceylon is a masculine given name from Portuguese, ultimately from Sanskrit.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Virtue

    Ze

    “God will add” · “God shall add”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Carris

    “thoroughfare”

    0Not recently recorded

    45% boys · 55% girls

  • Portuguese

    Ney

    Ney is a given name from Portuguese. It is used in English and Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Xuxa

    Xuxa is used as a form of Susanna.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Dantes

    Dantes is a surname, probably from Galician, ultimately from Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Spanish

    Honorato

    Honorato is a surname from Portuguese, ultimately from Spanish.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Branco

    “white”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Vini

    Vini is a masculine given name from Portuguese, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European. It is used in Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Monsanto

    Monsanto is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in English and Portuguese.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese · Modern

    Lidio

    “a man from Lydia”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Cabral

    Cabral is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in Portuguese, Tagalog, and Pangasinan.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Latin · Modern

    Galicia

    “a tribe in the region”

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% girls

  • Portuguese

    Camacho

    Camacho is a surname from Spanish. It is used in English, Spanish, Tagalog, Central Bikol, and 2 other languages.

    0Not recently recorded

    >99% boys

  • Portuguese

    Nascimento

    “birth”

    No U.S. birth series

    80% boys · 20% girls

  • Portuguese

    Peres

    Peres is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in English, German, Portuguese, Cebuano, and 1 other language.

    No U.S. birth series

    43% boys · 57% girls

  • Galician

    Lomba

    “mountain ridge”

    No U.S. birth series

    —

  • Portuguese

    Godinho

    Godinho is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in English and Portuguese.

    No U.S. birth series

    —

  • Portuguese

    Carvalho

    Carvalho is a surname from Portuguese. It is used in English and Portuguese.

    No U.S. birth series

    67% boys · 33% girls

  • Catalan

    Borges

    Borges is a surname from Portuguese, ultimately from Catalan. It is used in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

    No U.S. birth series

    58% boys · 42% girls

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