Displayed on this page are Spanish names 21 to 40. Among these names, Adolfo (Italian and Spanish) was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #731 and a usage of 0.0144%, and it was followed by Agustin (Spanish). Unusual Spanish names include the Spanish Adán, Addis, Addy, Adelmo, Adhemar, Adnon, Adolpho, Adonías, the Italian and Spanish Adriano, the Spanish Adrián, Aemilio, Agatón, Agustín, the Basque and Spanish Aitor, the Spanish Aladino, Alamar, the Italian and Spanish Alano, and the Spanish Alarico.
SPANISH NAMES: | Adán | man ... is mainly used in the Spanish language and its ... |
| Addis | man ... is used mostly in Spanish and its language of ... |
| Addy | man ... is used chiefly in the Spanish language and its origin ... |
| Adelmo | noble protector ... used predominantly in Spanish and its origin is ... |
| Adhemar | noted fighter ... is mainly used in Spanish and it is of Germanic ... |
| Adnon | man ... is used mainly in the Spanish language. ... |
Adolfo  731 | noble wolf ... in the Italian and Spanish languages. ... |
| Adolpho | noble wolf ... is primarily used in Spanish and its language of ... |
| Adonías | lord, ruler ... is used chiefly in the Spanish language and its origin ... |
| Adriano | man from Hadria; dark ... used in the Italian and Spanish languages ... |
| Adrián | man from Hadria; dark ... used in the Spanish language. ... |
| Aemilio | imitating, rivaling ... is used mainly in the Spanish language. ... |
| Agatón | kind, good ... is used chiefly in Spanish and it is derived from ... |
Agustin  740 | august, dignified, holy ... is used largely in the Spanish language. ... |
| Agustín | august, dignified, holy ... is used mostly in Spanish and it is of Latin ... |
| Aitor | father; good ...It is used mainly in Basque and Spanish ... |
| Aladino | paragon of faith ... predominantly used in Spanish. ... |
| Alamar | coated in gold ... primarily used in the Spanish language and it is of ... |
| Alano | little rock; harmony, ... mainly in Italian and Spanish. ... |
| Alarico | noble ruler ... is largely used in Spanish and its origin is ... |
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