Popular Mexican Baby Names for Girls
- Sofia – Meaning “wisdom,” derived from Greek.
- Regina – Latin, meaning “queen.”
- Isabella – Spanish/Italian, meaning “God is my oath.”
- Emma – Germanic, meaning “whole” or “universal.”
- Valentina – Latin, meaning “healthy” and “strong.”
- Romina – Latin, meaning “from Rome.”
- Victoria – Latin, meaning “victory.”
- Camila – Latin, meaning “helper to the priest.”
- Renata – Latin, meaning “reborn.”
- Emily – Latin, meaning “rival.”
- Natalia – Latin, meaning “Christmas day.”
- Mia – Short form of Maria, meaning “mine” or “beloved.”
- Aitana – Basque, meaning “glory.”
- Ximena – Basque/Spanish, meaning “listener.”
- Luciana – Latin, meaning “light.”
- Julieta – Spanish, meaning “youthful.”
- Elena – Greek, meaning “shining light.”
- Luna – Latin, meaning “moon.”
- Paula – Latin, meaning “small.”
- Sara – Hebrew, meaning “princess.”
- Abril – Spanish, meaning “April.”
- Aurora – Latin, meaning “dawn.”
- Ana Paula – Combination of Ana, meaning “grace,” and Paula, meaning “small.”
- Fernanda – Germanic, meaning “bold voyager.”
- Mariana – Combination of Maria and Ana, meaning “graceful.”
- Diana – Latin, meaning “divine.”
- Gabriela – Hebrew, meaning “God is my strength.”
- Andrea – Greek, meaning “manly” or “brave.”
- Daniela – Hebrew, meaning “God is my judge.”
- Zoe – Greek, meaning “life.”
- Ivanna – Slavic, meaning “God is gracious.”
- Victoria – Latin, meaning “victory.”
- Carolina – French, meaning “free man.”
- Alejandra – Greek, meaning “defender of men.”
- Ainhoa – Basque, meaning “one who is born.”
- Bianca – Italian, meaning “white” or “pure.”
- Candela – Spanish, meaning “candle.”
- Constanza – Latin, meaning “constant.”
- Marisol – Spanish, meaning “sea and sun.”
- Esperanza – Spanish, meaning “hope.”
- Violeta – Latin, meaning “violet flower.”
- Lucia – Latin, meaning “light.”
- Esmeralda – Spanish, meaning “emerald.”
- Isabel – Hebrew, meaning “God is my oath.”
- Ximena – Basque, meaning “listener.”
- Valeria – Latin, meaning “strong and healthy.”
- Samantha – Aramaic, meaning “listens well.”
- Dulce – Spanish, meaning “sweet.”
- Lia – Greek, meaning “bearer of good news.”
- Melina – Greek, meaning “honey.”
- Flor – Latin, meaning “flower.”
- Yamila – Arabic, meaning “beautiful.”
- Noelia – Latin, meaning “born on Christmas.”
- Alondra – Spanish, meaning “lark.”
- Araceli – Latin, meaning “altar of the sky.”
- Renata – Latin, meaning “reborn.”
- Daria – Greek, meaning “possesses good.”
- Irene – Greek, meaning “peace.”
- Julia – Latin, meaning “youthful.”
- Karina – Scandinavian, meaning “pure.”
- Verónica – Greek, meaning “victory bringer.”
- Paloma – Latin, meaning “dove.”
- Angela – Greek, meaning “angel.”
- Pilar – Spanish, meaning “pillar of strength.”
- Rosa – Latin, meaning “rose.”
- Olga – Scandinavian, meaning “holy.”
- Catalina – Greek, meaning “pure.”
- Mónica – Latin, meaning “advisor.”
- Adriana – Latin, meaning “from Hadria.”
- Estela – Latin, meaning “star.”
- Maite – Basque, meaning “lovable.”
- Arlet – Catalan, meaning “noble.”
- Miranda – Latin, meaning “admirable.”
- Rocío – Spanish, meaning “dew.”
- Silvia – Latin, meaning “from the forest.”
- Regina – Latin, meaning “queen.”
- Rosalía – Latin, meaning “rose.”
- Salma – Arabic, meaning “safe.”
- Leticia – Latin, meaning “joy.”
- Paola – Latin, meaning “small.”
- Nadia – Slavic, meaning “hope.”
- María Fernanda – A combination of María (beloved) and Fernanda (bold voyager).
- Lourdes – French, referencing the city known for religious visions.
- Patricia – Latin, meaning “noble.”
- Anabel – Hebrew, meaning “grace and beauty.”
- Clarisa – Latin, meaning “bright” or “clear.”
- Martina – Latin, meaning “dedicated to Mars.”
- Susana – Hebrew, meaning “lily.”
- Evelyn – Old French, meaning “desired.”
- Margarita – Greek, meaning “pearl.”
- Gisela – German, meaning “pledge.”
- Yolanda – Greek, meaning “violet flower.”
- Ivette – French, meaning “yew tree.”
- Carmen – Hebrew, meaning “garden” or “vineyard.”
- Leticia – Latin, meaning “joy” or “happiness.”
- Bárbara – Greek, meaning “foreign.”
- Irma – Germanic, meaning “whole” or “universal.”
- Mónica – Latin, meaning “advisor.”
- Rosario – Latin, meaning “rosary” or “crown of roses.”
- Guadalupe – Arabic/Spanish, meaning “river of the wolf.”
- Brisa – Spanish, meaning “breeze.”
- Citlali – Nahuatl, meaning “star.”
- Ixchel – Mayan, meaning “rainbow.”
- Yaretzi – Aztec, meaning “you will always be loved.”
- Azucena – Spanish, meaning “lily flower.”
- Jacinta – Greek, meaning “hyacinth.”
- Inés – Greek, meaning “chaste” or “pure.”
- Esperanza – Spanish, meaning “hope.”
- Luz – Spanish, meaning “light.”
- Florencia – Latin, meaning “blooming.”
- Estrella – Spanish, meaning “star.”
- Fabiola – Latin, meaning “bean grower.”
- Zaira – Arabic, meaning “flower.”
- Jimena – Spanish, meaning “listener.”
- Anahi – Nahuatl, meaning “beautiful.”
- Maricruz – Spanish, a combination of María (beloved) and Cruz (cross).
Popular Mexican Baby Names for Boys
- Daniel – Hebrew, meaning “God is my judge.”
- Mateo – Spanish, meaning “gift of God.”
- Santiago – Spanish, meaning “Saint James.”
- Liam – Irish, meaning “strong-willed warrior.”
- Emiliano – Latin, meaning “rival.”
- Diego – Spanish, meaning “supplanter.”
- Leonardo – Spanish, meaning “lion strength.”
- Alejandro – Greek, meaning “defender of men.”
- Gabriel – Hebrew, meaning “God is my strength.”
- Juan – Hebrew, meaning “God is gracious.”
- David – Hebrew, meaning “beloved.”
- Luis – German, meaning “famous warrior.”
- José – Hebrew, meaning “God will add.”
- Miguel – Hebrew, meaning “who is like God.”
- Ángel – Greek, meaning “messenger of God.”
- Antonio – Latin, meaning “worthy of praise.”
- Hugo – Germanic, meaning “heart and mind.”
- Javier – Basque, meaning “new house.”
- Francisco – Latin, meaning “free man.”
- Maximiliano – Latin, meaning “the greatest.”
- Samuel – Hebrew, meaning “God has heard.”
- Felipe – Greek, meaning “lover of horses.”
- Fernando – Germanic, meaning “bold voyager.”
- Carlos – Germanic, meaning “free man.”
- Pablo – Latin, meaning “small.”
- Ricardo – Germanic, meaning “powerful ruler.”
- Andrés – Greek, meaning “brave and manly.”
- Emilio – Latin, meaning “rival.”
- Eduardo – Old English, meaning “wealthy guardian.”
- Marcos – Latin, meaning “warlike.”
- Gustavo – Old Norse, meaning “royal staff.”
- Elias – Hebrew, meaning “Yahweh is my God.”
- Esteban – Greek, meaning “crowned.”
- Pedro – Greek, meaning “rock.”
- Rodrigo – Germanic, meaning “famous ruler.”
- Cristian – Latin, meaning “follower of Christ.”
- Oscar – Old English, meaning “God’s spear.”
- Vicente – Latin, meaning “conqueror.”
- Raúl – Old Norse, meaning “wise wolf.”
- Bruno – German, meaning “brown.”
- Tadeo – Aramaic, meaning “praise.”
- Tomás – Aramaic, meaning “twin.”
- Álvaro – Germanic, meaning “guard.”
- Rubén – Hebrew, meaning “behold, a son.”
- Ignacio – Latin, meaning “fire.”
- Héctor – Greek, meaning “steadfast.”
- Adrián – Latin, meaning “dark.”
- Simón – Hebrew, meaning “he has heard.”
- Arturo – Celtic, meaning “bear.”
- Bautista – Latin, meaning “baptist.”
- Ramón – Germanic, meaning “wise protector.”
- Joaquín – Hebrew, meaning “God has established.”
- Sebastián – Greek, meaning “venerable.”
- Ulises – Latin, meaning “wrathful” or “angry.”
- Manuel – Hebrew, meaning “God is with us.”
- Lorenzo – Latin, meaning “from Laurentum.”
- Guillermo – German, meaning “resolute protector.”
- Cristóbal – Greek, meaning “bearer of Christ.”
- Ramiro – Germanic, meaning “great judge.”
- Leopoldo – German, meaning “bold people.”
- Fausto – Latin, meaning “fortunate.”
- Adolfo – German, meaning “noble wolf.”
- Baltazar – Babylonian, meaning “protect the king.”
- Isaías – Hebrew, meaning “God is salvation.”
- Jorge – Greek, meaning “farmer.”
- Orlando – Italian, meaning “famous land.”
- Rigoberto – Germanic, meaning “bright ruler.”
- Salvador – Latin, meaning “savior.”
- Federico – Germanic, meaning “peaceful ruler.”
- César – Latin, meaning “hairy.”
- René – Latin, meaning “reborn.”
- Abel – Hebrew, meaning “breath” or “vapor.”
- Iker – Basque, meaning “visitation.”
- Moises – Hebrew, meaning “drawn from the water.”
- Nicolás – Greek, meaning “victory of the people.”
- Rafael – Hebrew, meaning “God has healed.”
- Saúl – Hebrew, meaning “prayed for.”
- Valentín – Latin, meaning “healthy” or “strong.”
- Iván – Slavic, meaning “God is gracious.”
- Esteban – Greek, meaning “crowned one.”
- Gael – Breton, meaning “stranger.”
- Dante – Latin, meaning “enduring.”
- Patricio – Latin, meaning “noble.”
- Adán – Hebrew, meaning “man.”
- Celso – Latin, meaning “lofty” or “high.”
- Renzo – Latin, meaning “third.”
- Isaac – Hebrew, meaning “laughter.”
- Ulises – Latin, meaning “wrathful.”
- Germán – Germanic, meaning “warrior.”
- Elías – Hebrew, meaning “Yahweh is my God.”
- Tobías – Hebrew, meaning “God is good.”
- Omar – Arabic, meaning “long-lived.”
- Anselmo – Germanic, meaning “protected by God.”
- Ciro – Persian, meaning “sun.”
- Iñigo – Basque, meaning “fiery.”
- Mateus – Portuguese, meaning “gift of God.”
- Pascual – Latin, meaning “Easter.”
- Roldán – Germanic, meaning “fame of the land.”
- Simón – Hebrew, meaning “God has heard.”
- Victoriano – Latin, meaning “victorious.”
