Benjamín
Meaning: Son of the right hand Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ben-Hah-Meen Language origin of Benjamín: Latin Regional origin of Benjamín: Southern Europe Languages Benjamín is most common: Spanish, English, French Religions Benjamín is most common: Judaism, Christianity First letter and sound: B, Ben Last letter and sound: N, meen Alternative Spelling: Benjamin, Benjamine, Benjámin
Gonzalo
Meaning: Battle, war Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gohn-Sah-Loh Language origin of Gonzalo: Latin Regional origin of Gonzalo: Southern Europe Languages Gonzalo is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Gonzalo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gohn Last letter and sound: O, loh Alternative Spelling: Gonzalò, Ghonzzalo, Gonsalo
Isidro
Meaning: Gift of Isis, abundant Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ee-See-Droh Language origin of Isidro: Latin Regional origin of Isidro: Southern Europe Languages Isidro is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Isidro is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: O, droh Alternative Spelling: Ysydro, Isidroh, Isidoro
Domingo
Meaning: Belonging to the Lord Gender: Male Pronunciation: Doh-Meen-Goh Language origin of Domingo: Latin Regional origin of Domingo: Southern Europe Languages Domingo is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Domingo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Doh Last letter and sound: O, goh Alternative Spelling: Domíngo, Dohmingo, Dominggo
Julián
Meaning: Youthful, downy Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hoo-Lyahn Language origin of Julián: Latin Regional origin of Julián: Southern Europe Languages Julián is most common: Spanish, English, French Religions Julián is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: J, Hoo Last letter and sound: N, yahn Alternative Spelling: Julian, Jhulian, Jhulián
Andrés
Meaning: Manly, brave Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ahn-Drehs Language origin of Andrés: Latin Regional origin of Andrés: Southern Europe Languages Andrés is most common: Spanish, English Religions Andrés is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, Ahn Last letter and sound: S, drehs Alternative Spelling: Andres, Andréz, Andrès
Estéban
Meaning: Crown, garland Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ehs-Teh-Bahn Language origin of Estéban: Latin Regional origin of Estéban: Southern Europe Languages Estéban is most common: Spanish, English, Greek Religions Estéban is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Ehs Last letter and sound: N, bahn Alternative Spelling: Ezteban, Estebàn, Estèban
Vito
Meaning: Life Gender: Male Pronunciation: Vee-To Language origin of Vito: Latin Regional origin of Vito: Southern Europe Languages Vito is most common: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese Religions Vito is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vee Last letter and sound: O, to Alternative Spelling: Vitoo, Veeto, Vittto
Manfredi
Meaning: Strength, peace Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mahn-Freh-Dee Language origin of Manfredi: Latin Regional origin of Manfredi: Southern Europe Languages Manfredi is most common: Italian, German Religions Manfredi is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mahn Last letter and sound: I, dee Alternative Spelling: Manfredy, Manfreddi, Manphredi
Piero
Meaning: Rock Gender: Male Pronunciation: Pyeh-Ro Language origin of Piero: Latin Regional origin of Piero: Southern Europe Languages Piero is most common: Italian, Spanish Religions Piero is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Pyeh Last letter and sound: O, ro Alternative Spelling: Pierro, Piiro, Pièro