Spanish/Italian baby names

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Rosary or garland of roses.

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Possibly from Spanish meaning reindeer or from Italian.

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Spanish diminutive or form of Titus, meaning 'of the title' or 'giant' in Latin.

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Holy or sacred, diminutive of Santa.

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Spanish or Italian name possibly derived from 'Eneida' (Aeneid) or a variation of Enid.

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Spanish form of Giovanni; from John, meaning 'God is gracious.'

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Derived from the Spanish and Italian word for nymph, a mythological spirit.

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The Spanish and Italian form of Philibert, derived from Germanic meaning very bright or famous.

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Diminutive form, often derived from names like Augustine or Constantino.

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Variant of Francesca, meaning free one.

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Modern name, possibly variant of Bianca meaning white or pure.

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Celebration, festival, or gala.

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Possibly from Avell or Latin Avellaneus meaning hazel.

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Diamond.

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Youthful; masculine form related to Julius.

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Country house or dwelling, from Latin villa.

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Saw or mountain ridge, from Latin serra.

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From Pascal, meaning Passover or relating to Easter.

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Blended name combining Juan and Carlo, meaning God is gracious and free man.

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Modern variant of Orlando, meaning famous land.

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One who is greatly desired, derived from Latin desiderare meaning to desire or long for.

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Spanish combination of Ana and Lucia, meaning 'grace and light.'