Unique Spanish girl names
110. Agustina
Origin: Spanish, Latin
Meaning: Great
111. Amaia
112. Amalia
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Work
113. Ana-Paula
114. Antonella
115. Constanza
116. Danna
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: God is my judge
117. Delfina
118. Fernanda
Origin: Spanish, Portuguese
Meaning: Peace through bravery, bold protector
119. Florencia
120. Guadalupe
121. Iraultza
Origin: Basque
Meaning: Revolution
122. Maite
Origin: Basque
Meaning: Love
123. Pilar
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Pillar
124. Regina
Origin: Spanish, Latin
Meaning: Queen
125. Renata
126. Romina (nickname Romy)
Origin: Spanish, Arabic, Italian
Meaning: From the land of the Christians
What Mumsnetters say about unique Spanish girl names
“Romy? Love it! I know a really inspirational one. Short for Romina..” - Mumsnet user, Allthebubbles
Unique Spanish boy names
127. Agustin
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Magnificent
128. Bautista
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Baptist
129. Bastian (or Bastien)
130. Dante
131. Gaspar
132. Gonzalo
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Battle
133. Izan
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Steadfast
134. Jeronimo
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Sacred name
135. Joaquin
136. Maximiliano
137. Santino
Origin: Spanish, Italian
Meaning: Little saint
138. Santos
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Saints
139. Vicente
What Mumsnetters say about unique Spanish boy names
“I like Dante.” - Mumsnet user, JamSandle
Gender-neutral Spanish names
140. Angel
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Messenger
141. Azul
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Blue
142. Baez
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Son of Pelayo
143. Dali
144. Elian
145. Francisco
146. Guillermo
147. Jaime
148. Madrid
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Water stream
149. Pau
Origin: Spanish, Catalan
Meaning: Peace
140. Paz
Origin: Spanish
Meaning: Peace
What Mumsnetters say about unisex Spanish names
“I love Angel as a man's name, as it's used in Spanish speaking countries. Would be an uphill battle not to pronounce it as the English word angel though.” - Mumsnet user, toastofthetown
How to choose a Spanish baby name
Check out the names of notable Spanish people, past and present for baby name inspo. These include: artists Pablo Picasso and Diego Velázquez, racing driver Fernando Alonso, footballers Fernando Torres and Andrés Iniesta, tennis player Rafael Nadal and actor Javier Bardem.
You might also be inspired by famous South Americans with Spanish names including: footballers Diego Maradona and Luis Suárez and actresses Ana de Armas and Sofía Vergara.
Read Mumsnet’s helpful Baby Names articles to find out more about the fine art of naming babies.
What is a cool Spanish name?
A cool Spanish baby name not only honours Spanish culture, but it also hits baby name trends, such as the short name trend. For a girl, the Spanish names Ana, Ona and Mar all fit the bill, while for a boy, how about Enzo, Nil or Iker? Paz is a great unisex choice, meaning peace.
What are rare Spanish names?
Rare Spanish names don’t appear on Spain’s top 100 and are also uncommon over in the UK. Underused names with Spanish origin include Danna and Florencia for girls and Gaspar and Izan for boys. Azul is a lovely, rare unisex choice. It’s the Spanish word for ‘blue’ which conjures images of Spain’s beautiful blue skies and seas.
About the author
Louise Baty writes parenting content for Mumsnet, producing product round-ups, travel guides and baby name articles. She’s also written content for Mumsnet’s sister site, Gransnet.
Originally from West Yorkshire and now based in Nottinghamshire, Louise has worked as a features writer for consumer magazines and national newspapers for 20 years. She specialises in parenting and lifestyle features and emotional true life first-person interviews and has authored four non-fiction books on parenting and grandparenting.
Mum to two tweenagers, Louise’s own baby name choosing days may be long gone. However, she admits to having spent a LONG time deciding on her DCs’ names, together with her DP.
For this reason, Louise has a particular interest in baby names. She understands how difficult it can be to narrow down a short list from your long list of baby names, either during pregnancy or during the sleep-deprived days following the birth of your baby. By compiling comprehensive and easy-to-follow baby name round-ups for Mumsnet, she hopes to provide inspiration and support to parents-to-be who are looking for the perfect name for their baby.