Brazilian Names

Male Names
  • Alberto (Germanic) - Noble + bright, famous [English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    Spanish, Portuguese and Italian form of Albert.

    The name is borne by former President of Peru Alberto Fujimori, who is currently on trial for human rights abuses and charges of corruption. Other bearers include former US Attorney-General A

  • Alfredo (English) - Elf counsel [English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    Portuguese, Spanish and Italian form of Alfred.

    The name has been borne by various South American Presidents: Alfredo Stroessner - President of Paraguay from 1954 to 89, Alfredo Zayas y Alfonso - President of Cuba from 1921 to 25, Alfredo P

  • Braulio (Germanic) - Shining, firey [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    The exact origin and etymology of the name Braulio is unclear, although it is a Spanish name which stems from an ancient Germanic root name meaning "shine" or "fire". It is found more commonly as a surname than as a given name.

    Braulio, Bis

  • Estevan (Greek) - Crown [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    Alternate spelling of the Spanish cognate of Stephen, which is from the Latin Stephanus, a derivative of the Greek Stephanos, which has its root in stephanos (a crown, a garland).

  • Leonardo (Germanic) - Strong as the lion [English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    Famous bearers include Italian Renaissance polymath Leonardo da Vinci - most famous for his painting the 'Mona Lisa' but also a skilled architect, inventor, scientist, musician and writer. It's more recent popularity may be attributed to actor Leonardo Di

  • Vicente (Latin) - Conquering [English, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    The Spanish and Portuguese cognate of Vincent.

Female Names
  • Anahi (Persian) - The immaculate; chaste [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    A diminutive form of the Persian Ahahita, Anahi is a shortened form or nickname that is also accepted and used on it's own.

  • Estefani (Greek) - Crown [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    Diminutive feminine form of the Spanish cognate of Stephen, which is from the Latin Stephanus, a derivative of the Greek Stephanos, which has its root in stephanos (a crown, a garland).

  • Estefania (Greek) - Crown [English and Spanish speaking countries]

    Feminine form of the Spanish cognate of Stephen, which is from the Latin Stephanus, a derivative of the Greek Stephanos, which has its root in stephanos (a crown, a garland).

  • Isabel (Hebrew) - My God is a vow [English, Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish speaking countries]

    Although of disputed origin, Isabel is often taken as a form of Elizabeth. Isabel first gained popularity in Spain in the Middle Ages, and it was soon exported to France and England.

    Isabel was the name of the Princess Imperial of Brazil

  • Raquel (Hebrew) - Ewe [English speaking countries]
  • Teresa (Greek) - Harvester [English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries]

    The exact meaning of Teresa is unknown, but it is likely to be from either the Greek word meaning "to harvest", the Greek word meaning "summer", or from the Greek island of Thera.

    This is a very popular Catholic name.

    St Tere

Gender Neutral Names