Either way, there are plenty to choose from that will be perfect for your growing family.
You might even find that you want to break away by looking for a name that is unusual.
Putting a Spanish twist on an otherwise common name is one way to make your child stand out.
Sarah Vanunu of MyHeritage toldHola!, “More parents are looking for unique adages for their children too.
Enjoy this process of making a big decision for your future son!
Any of these names are sure to be winners.
Arturo is currently listed as No.
This name has a lot of history, and has already endured for centuries.
Those little boys graced with this name will have a significant namesake to keep up with.
ActressSelma Blairnamed her baby Arthur in 2011, and chose Saint for his middle name, asPeoplereports.
As you read on, you might find another name that will work well with Arturo.
If you want a strong name with a twist, this will fit the bill.
Currently, Daniel is the 49th most popular name onFamily Education’s site.
It’s also shared by celebrities, such asDaniel Day-LewisandDaniel Radcliffe.
Since there are no famous Danilos in Hollywood yet, your son could be the first A-list Danilo!
Agustin
This Mexican name means “great and magnificent,” according toThe Bump.
The site also tells us that it is of Latin origin, and presently ranks at No.
It will at least sound great!
It is also said that Joachim was the name of the Virgin Mary’s father, according toBritannica.
It’s undeniable that this name has a long and important place in history.
Maybe your baby will do amazing things with this namesake to inspire them.
He’s definitely remained a big favorite over the years.
If that isn’t enough, the name Joaquin just sounds pretty cool.
Your friends and family will love cooing over little Joaquin.
you’re free to just imagine those tiny baby fists pumping the air when he gets his way.
Surely any baby given this name will be ready to face anything that he comes across.
There are tons of avenues of success for those with the name Vicente.
you’re able to also nickname your little one Chente, which is so adorable.
It’s no wonder that a name as adorable as this is doing well.
Thiago
Here is one up-and-comer you don’t want to miss!
The name Thiago is a variation of Santiago, the patron saint of Spain, Parents tell us.
So, Thiago means Santiago, which means St. James attempt to keep up!
It’s basically a nickname with a Christian background that’s steeped in Spanish history.
This well-loved Christian name is shared by many athletes and celebrities.
Whether you’re in the U.S. or a Spanish-speaking country, this name is super cute.
Paz
If you want to give your baby an optimistic name, Paz is perfect.
This name translates as “peace” in Spanish and will make an adorable moniker for your sweet boy.
The name also has Hebrew roots, according toNameberry.
It’s also a great choice because it’s unisex, working perfectly for both boys and girls.
The name’s flexibility is evidenced by the famous Spanish actressPaz Vega.
If nothing else, hopefully naming your child after peace will allow you to get some extra shut-eye.
We can only hope!
Alvaro
You’d never guess that Alvaro actually means “elf warrior,” according toNameberry.
This is the perfect way to honor and root for your baby warrior.
The Bumptells us that this name is of Visigothic, or Old German, origin.
But if you’re looking for something that has been flying under the radar, this could be it.
It is also gender-neutral, so will work for girls as well as boys.
Matias is also super cute and easy for people to pronounce.
Good luck getting any rest with a milk-drunk deity!
Of course, it’s not all bad.
Everyone loves the life of the party, right?
you’ve got the option to bet this name will start a lot of interesting conversations.
Galeno
This name just rolls off the tongue and is so fun to say.
If Dionicio is fun and frolic, Galeno is calm and quiet.
You’ll love him either way!
WhileBaby Namesnotes that Galeno is of Spanish origin,The Bumpreports that this name is Greek.
Regardless, it certainly has an old-world feel to it.
Perhaps your Galeno will also be a great thinker and do amazing things in his life.
These days the name Arnau is uncommon in the U.S. but certainly worth bringing back to popularity.
you could check out this video fromPronounce Namesto learn the proper way to say Arnau.
Will he be the next eagle ruler?
you might also take some pride in picking an awesome name for him.
Agapito means “loving kindness” or “charity,” according toThe Bump.
What’s better than inspiring kindness in your new baby?
It’s a highly unusual name, much like Dionicio.Behind the Namesays that usage of Agapito is fairly rare.
It is currently ranked at No.
11,480 (via The Bump), so you likely won’t run into another Agapito any time soon.
That makes it a great choice if you’re looking for something really unique for your one-of-a-kind baby.
You never know though these rare Greek-inspired names may become more popular in the coming years.
They’re definitely a wonderful choice if you want a name with rich meaning and history.
Still, you’re free to’t help but smile if it brings up positive associations.
The name Sebastian means “revered one” in Latin, according toFamily Education.
Some celebrities like Tommy Hilfiger and James Spader have sons named Sebastian.
It’s also great because you could nickname your baby “Bash”!
We can probably expect this sweet Spanish baby boy name to remain popular for a long time to come.
