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Spanish in the family a few generations back- Want to honour the heritage. Ideas?
(13 Posts)So were having a baby boy. So far, I'm set on a name I love which is English. So a Spanish name could possibly be an alternative or as a middle name. I see myself as English as is my partner but I have Spanish in the family from my mums side through her mum who has passed away. I would like to honour her but as I'm not directly Spanish I don't want a particularly strong sounded Spanish name, if that makes sense?
Is there such a name?
Any help would be great!
Hector ,Victor and Felix are all lovely and pretty low key .
My friends daughter is called Ramona, nice Spanish name!
Suggestions...
Hugo
Diego
Nicolas
Lucas
Mateo
Ruben
Marco
Rafael
Luis
Carlos
Raul
Leo
Go for it! What about Bruno, I love that name but Portuguese DH always says it's 'too Spanish' haha. I've only got girls anyway so never got to use it.
Gabriel
Javier / Xavier
Hi RL
I'm Spanish here are some of my family names that are I think, lovely.
Congrats by the way.
Hector
Francisco
Iker
victor
Gilberto
Ernesto
Alberto
Jorge
Raphael
Hugo
Oscar
Leon
Lito
Abel
I really wanted Tiago for our son but Dh said no- he regrets it now
I love the name Tiago . There was a programme on TV about Portuguese settlers in DH's town in Ireland recently called "Tiago and the tunnel"
I love Rafael, only have a dd though!
Luis (prn Louie)
Lucas
Luca
Nico
What about either a place name that has relevance or a surname? Do you know what part of Spain they were from? Or any surnames that were in your family? We are considering my mums maiden name (a name of Irish heritage) as a Middle name.
Arlo - apparently in Spain the name means ' from the Rabbit Meadow ' . I love it . It's our #1 choice for a boy .
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