There are 17 5-syllable names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are 5-syllable names 1 to 17. Maximilian was the most popular among these names in 2008 with a rank of #300 and a usage of 0.0511%. The unusual 5-syllable names are Anastasio (Italian), Bartolomeo (Italian), Bonaventura (German and Italian), Bonifacio (Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish), Candelario (Spanish), Desiderio (Italian and Spanish), Dionisio (Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish), Dionysius (German), Emanuele (Italian), Feliciano (Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish), Inocencio (Spanish), Juan Antonio (Spanish), Justiniano (Spanish), Michelangelo (Italian), Ottaviano (Italian), and Valeriano (Italian). 5-syllable names are somewhat popular baby names for boys. The names have been increasing in popularity since the 1980s; prior to that, they were of only infrequent use. At the modest height of their usage in 2008, 0.051% of baby boys were given 5-syllable names. There were 1 5-syllable names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then.
| Anastasio | resurrection ... has its origins in the Old Greek ... form of Anastasius ... not commonly used as a baby boy ... |
| Bartolomeo | son of Talmai, son of the one who abounds in furrows ... of Aramaic origin and it is used ... |
| Bonaventura | good fortune ... primarily used in the German and ... of Italian origin ... unusual as a baby boy name ... |
| Bonifacio | good fate, well-doer, ... of Latin origin ... used mainly in Italian, Portuguese, and ... form of Boniface ... |
| Candelario | Candlemas ... used chiefly in Spanish and it is ... generic name has been used in the New ... |
| Desiderio | longing, desire ... largely used in the Italian and ... name was widely used by early Christians in ... |
| Dionisio | follower of Dionysos ... of Old Greek origin, and it is ... variation of Dennis ... |
| Dionysius | follower of Dionysos ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... variant form of Dennis ... |
| Emanuele | God is with us ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, Italian ... variation of Manuel ... |
| Feliciano | lucky, happy, successful ... used mostly in the Italian, ... Its language of origin is Latin ... |
| Inocencio | primarily used in the Spanish ... variant form of Innozenz ... an infrequently used baby name for ... |
| Juan Antonio | origin, as well as its use, is in the Spanish ... name is from the combination of Juan and ... |
| Justiniano | fair, just ... of Latin origin and it is used ... variation of Justin ... not popular as a baby name for ... |
Maximilian  300 | greatest ... largely used in the English and ... first name is derived from the Latin ... |
| Michelangelo | angel Michael ... mainly used in the Italian ... name is from the combination of Michael and ... |
| Ottaviano | eighth ... of Latin origin and it is ... variant form of Octavius ... an infrequently used baby name for ... |
| Valeriano | healthy, strong ... of Latin origin and it is used ... variant form of Valerian ... |
|
