Latin Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 18

To have someones confidence and trust

Happy things, or happy times

One who is happy or the happy times

A male offspring; son; heir

The End; the final one

Fair, pale or white (Derived from Irish name Finn)

A fair and heroic warrior

A flower (Italian version of fiora)

The act of separating

A proud person; Historically, a pharoah killed by Allah

The celestial afterworld where Gods reside

A person who makes a livelihood out of selling fish

One, who is a fisherman by occupation

The act of conquering and gaining triumph

Essentially means 'the male offspring of Gerald'

Splits down to mean 'the son of Gilbert' (Gibb is short for Norman word Gilbert)

A patronymic which means 'the son of Gilbert'

Fitz+Hugh esentially means 'The son of Hugh'

Basically means 'The male child of James'

Literally meaning 'the male offspring of Patrick'; translated from Irish Mac Giolla Phádraig

Gaelicized version of Mac Shíomóin, it means 'the son of Simmon'

Basically, 'Fitz'+'Simons' means 'the male child of Simon'

Uses Anglo-Norman patronym 'fitz' to mean 'the son of Walter'

A patronymic which means 'the son of Water'

It literally means 'son' or 'male child'

Silver; Historically, aso referred to the maid or 'kaneez' of the Prophet's grandsons

Usually means a slender person (woman)

A person who prefers to stay by himself

The style, tastes and panache of a person

A richly passionate and intense woman

Literally means descending from the Flannghal, a surname meaning red-haired

Historically refered to a member of the Flemmings community, now a part of Belgium

Refers to a ruddy or red-headed person; derived from Irish word Flann

Literally means 'Blond'; Comes from the Latin word 'flavus' meaning 'golden and blonde'

A blond or light-haired Boy; Derived from Latin word 'flavus' meaning 'blond'

A person with yellow-coloured tresses

The happy times to remember

A fast-moving, swift and nimble-footed person

A locational surname for people living in Fleetwood, Lancashire

Literally means 'a man from Flanders', a place in Belgium

An ethnic name to refer to residers of Flanders in Belgium

A swift and nimble-footed person

An arrow-smith by profession

Derived from the Latin word Flo,it means a flower; Roman goddess of Spring

One which means to blossom and bloom

It means 'to flower'; prosperous being

A variant of 'Florentinus' which means 'to blossom'

A version of Florentin; it means 'blossoming' or 'flourishing'

It means 'to flower and bloom'; It refers to anything from the Italian city of Florence

Florenz, it refers to 'a flower'