Aztec Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List)
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The Aztecs, also known as the Mexica, were a Nahuatl-speaking people who ruled a large empire in what is now central and southern Mexico. The name “Aztec” was first coined by an outsider, and the Aztecs called themselves the Mexica or Culhua-Mexica . The name “Mexica” was derived from the word “Metzliapán” which means “Moon Lake,” the mystical name for Lake Texcoco.
The Aztecs used a complex system of naming their children. The name given to a child was based on the day and time of their birth, as well as the circumstances surrounding their birth. The Aztecs believed that the name given to a child would influence their personality and destiny
This collection has all Aztec Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Aztec baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Aztec Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | A small narrow and long rowing boat | |
| Boy | A giant reed | |
 Girl | Name of the Aztec goddess of the ocean | |
| Boy | Small oak | |
| Girl | Name of the Aztec goddess of the running water in rivers, streams, and waves | |
| Girl | Book | |
| Girl | Golden flower | |
| Girl | Name of the Aztec goddess of purity | |
| Girl | The Aztec goddess of storms | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec goddess of drought. | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec mother-goddess. | |
| Girl | Rain | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec goddess of the haze and mist | |
| Girl | She of the robe of green jewels | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec goddess of the underworld. | |
| Girl | She who dwells in the house | |
| Girl | Seven snakes | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec hearth-goddess. | |
| Boy | Shield | |
| Boy | Shield | |
| Girl | Shield-bearer | |
| Girl | Clean | |
| Girl | Little woman | |
| Boy | Production of the day | |
| Boy | Star | |
| Girl | Rising star | |
| Girl | Star garment | |
| Boy | Serpent | |
| Girl | Serpent flower | |
| Girl | Golden bells | |
| Girl | Rainbow | |
| Boy | Eagle that falls | |
| Boy | Good | |
| Boy | Spelling variation of Cuallea, meaning good. | |
| Boy | Aztec term for lizard | |
| Boy | An alternate spelling for Cuetzpallea. It means lizard. | |
| Girl | Song | |
| Girl | Wing | |
 Unisex | Aztec name meaning 'Blood' | |
| Boy | Falling eagle or Descending eagle in Nahuatl. It has many variations, such as Cuathemoc, Cuauhtemotzin or Guatimozin. | |
| Boy | Hummingbird | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec fertility goddess | |
| Boy | Secret | |
| Girl | Name of Aztec fertility and death goddess. | |
| Boy | He who shoots arrows at the sky | |
| Boy | House of beauty; house of obsidian or stone house or home of the sacred stone | |
| Boy | Obsidian serpent | |
| Boy | Obsidian | |
| Girl | Obsidian butterfly | |
| Boy | Obsidian knife | |
