Latin Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 11
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Latin names are formed using a combination of three elements: the praenomen, the nomen, and the cognomen . The praenomen was the first name, followed by the nomen, which was the family name, and the cognomen, which was the personal name
This collection has all Latin Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Latin baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Latin Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Derived from the name of an English river | ||
A carriage that is horse-drawn that has 4 seatings | ||
Something that is clear, dazzling, bright and famous | ||
A novel, that is also known as 'the History of a Young Lady | ||
A thing that is bright and clear | ||
Something that has a very nice clarity, and is bright | ||
Clearness; having no obstruction | ||
One who is very famous and is known by everyone | ||
Clear; something that is easy to understand and interpret | ||
Gentle, shining and has fame followed by attention | ||
Clear or transparent; easily understood | ||
One who is bright, filled with good virtues, and is known by all | ||
A word for clerk; one who does small time work | ||
One who lives beside the river Clare, the longest river in the Lough Corrib | ||
Derived from Clarice, meaning bright, clear, dazzling and famous | ||
Brightness and clearness; attractive | ||
Taken from the name of a 7th century saint named Claudius | ||
As mentioned in the New Testament, it is the feminine form of 'Claudius', a 7th century saint | ||
Crippled; one who cannot walk; lame | ||
Crippled or lame; one who cannot use his legs to walk | ||
One who is not only bright, but also famous and known by all | ||
A Roman herione who acted in the Classical era | ||
Mild and gentle; merciful; good natured and soft hearted | ||
Gentle; merciful and warm hearted | ||
Mild; merciful; forgiving; tender | ||
Merciful; pitiful; forgives easily; tender | ||
Gentle; mild; soft; tender; merciful; pleasant | ||
The Cornish diminutive of Clement or Clemence. It means mild or merciful | ||
Beautiful; something that looks good and catches the eye of people | ||
In Greek, the meaning of this name is greenery; or a place filled with vegetation and plants | ||
In Greek, it means Mother of Atlanta, and the Latin meaning is Amazon | ||
A majestci, grand man | ||
A dove; a stout bird that resembles a pigeon, and is used as a symbol of peace | ||
Dove, a small bird that is a symbol for peace and harmony | ||
Dove, a bird resembling pigeon and a symbol for peace | ||
A name of a famous place in America | ||
Dove; the bird used as a symbol for peace; a small white bird resembling a pigeon | ||
Derived from an Italian word meaning Dove, a white bird that is used as the symbol of peace | ||
A small white bird, Dove, used as a symbol of peace | ||
Harmony, peace, tranquil and amity | ||
Constant; never changing; persistent; abiding | ||
Steadfast and firm of purpose; dependable and dedicated | ||
Something that is persistent and never changes | ||
Continuous, abiding, and constant; does not change | ||
Steadfast and continuous; persistent and doesn't change with time | ||
Stable and constant; never undergoes any change | ||


