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- Antero♂From Latin Anterus: flowery or blooming
- Antero Manolo·Antero: Anterus form in Romance languages, distinct from Finnish Antero from Andrew; Manolo: Spanish diminutive of Manuel
- Antolín♂Spanish form of Antoninus
- Antonia♀Feminine of the Roman family name Antonius
- Antonio♂Spanish and Italian form of Antonius
- Antonio Dante·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Dante: medieval short form of Durante
- Antonio Eduardo·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Eduardo: Spanish and Portuguese form of Edward
- Antonio Felix·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Felix: Roman name from Latin lucky or successful
- Antonio Luis·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Luis: Spanish form of Louis
- Antonio Martin·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Martin: Roman Martinus family, derived from the name Mars
- Antonio Paulino·Antonio: Spanish and Italian form of Antonius; Paulino: Spanish and Portuguese form of Paulinus, a derivative of Paulus
- Apolinar♂Dedicated to Apollo
- Apolinario♂Dedicated to Apollo
- Apollo Patricio·Apollo: Greek Apollon family with competing etymological proposals; Patricio: Spanish form of Patricius
- Apolonio♂Name derived from Apollo
- Aquiles♂Spanish and Portuguese Achilles-name form
- Aquilino♂From Aquilinus, related to eagle-name Aquila
- Araceli♀Altar of the sky or heaven
- Aristeo♂Best; excellent
- Aristoteles♂Best purpose or completion
- Arma·As a Spanish word: weapon or arms
- Armando♂Army man; form of Herman
- Arnulfo♂Eagle and wolf
- Artemio♂Related to Artemis; form of Artemios
- Artemio Alden·Artemio: Italian and Spanish form of Artemios; Alden: given name transferred through a surname from Old English Ealdwine
- Arthur Carlos Voltaire·Arthur: legendary name with disputed Celtic or Roman roots; Carlos: Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles; Voltaire: Arouet’s pen name, with several proposed explanations
- Arturo♂Spanish and Italian form of Arthur
- Arturo Vicente·Arturo: Italian and Spanish form of Arthur; Vicente: Spanish and Portuguese form of Vincent
- Arvin Rey·Arvin, a Nordic Arwin spelling; Rey, a Reynaldo short form
- Asterio·Greek star-name history
- Asuncion♀Assumption, from the Marian devotional title
- Athanasia♀Immortality or undying
- Atilano·Late Latin Atilanus, probably Atila + -anus
- Augusto♂Exalted or venerable
- Augusto Aureo·Augusto name form; aureo as an Italian word, golden
- Aurelia♀Aurelius-family name; possibly golden
- Aurelio Felix·Aurelio: Italian and Spanish form of Aurelius; Felix: Roman name from Latin lucky or successful
- Aurora♀Dawn
- Avelino♂From Saint Andrea Avellino’s Italian place-derived surname
- Baldomero♂Bold or brave, and famous
- Barbara♀Foreign or unfamiliar
- Barbero·As a Spanish word: barber
- Bartolome♂Spanish Bartholomew; son of Talmai
- Bartolomé♂Son of Talmai
- Basilio♂Royal or kingly
- Basilio Louie·Basilio: Italian and Spanish form of Basil; Louie: diminutive of Louis
- Bautista·Baptist; one who baptizes
- Beatriz♀Form of Beatrix, with traveller and blessed associations
- Belen♀Bethlehem-name form; also a Belinda nickname
- Belén♀Bethlehem; the Hebrew place-name house of bread
- Benedicto♂Blessed; from Latin Benedictus
- Benedicto Jose·Benedicto: Spanish form of Benedictus; Jose: documented unaccented José form
- Benigno♂Kind or benign
- Benildo·Masculine Benilde form; Germanic battle element
- Benito♂Blessed; contracted form of Benedicto
- Benjamín♂Son of the right hand
- Bernabe♂Spanish Bernabé/Barnabas; biblical son of encouragement
- Bernardo♂Bear and brave; form of Bernard
- Bianca♀White or fair-coloured
- Bienvenida·Welcome
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