Natalya
Meaning: Born on Christmas Gender: Female Pronunciation: Na-Ta-Lya Language origin of Natalya: Slavic Regional origin of Natalya: Eastern Europe Languages Natalya is most common: Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Natalya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Na Last letter and sound: A, ta-lya Alternative Spelling: Nataliya, Nataliea
Ximeno
Meaning: He who hears Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Meh-Noh Language origin of Ximeno: Latin Regional origin of Ximeno: Southern Europe Languages Ximeno is most common: Spanish, Portuguese Religions Ximeno is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: X, Hee Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Jimeno, Xymeno
Crispín
Meaning: Curly-haired Gender: Male Pronunciation: Krees-Peen Language origin of Crispín: Latin Regional origin of Crispín: Southern Europe Languages Crispín is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, French Religions Crispín is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Krees Last letter and sound: N, peen Alternative Spelling: Crispino, Krispin
Ubaldo
Meaning: Bold and brave Gender: Male Pronunciation: Oo-Bahl-Doh Language origin of Ubaldo: Latin Regional origin of Ubaldo: Southern Europe Languages Ubaldo is most common: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese Religions Ubaldo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: U, Oo Last letter and sound: O, doh Alternative Spelling: Ubald, Hubaldo
Honorio
Meaning: Honorable, esteemed Gender: Male Pronunciation: Oh-Nohr-Yoh Language origin of Honorio: Latin Regional origin of Honorio: Southern Europe Languages Honorio is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Honorio is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Oh Last letter and sound: O, yoh Alternative Spelling: Honorío, Honary
Leocadio
Meaning: Bright, clear Gender: Male Pronunciation: Leh-Oh-Kah-Dyoh Language origin of Leocadio: Latin Regional origin of Leocadio: Southern Europe Languages Leocadio is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Greek Religions Leocadio is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Leh-Oh Last letter and sound: O, dyoh Alternative Spelling: Leocadius, Leokadio
Marcelino
Meaning: Little warrior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mahr-Seh-Lee-Noh Language origin of Marcelino: Latin Regional origin of Marcelino: Southern Europe Languages Marcelino is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Marcelino is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mahr-Seh Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Marcellino, Marçelino
Olegario
Meaning: Holy spear Gender: Male Pronunciation: Oh-Leh-Gah-Ryoh Language origin of Olegario: Latin Regional origin of Olegario: Southern Europe Languages Olegario is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, German Religions Olegario is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: O, Oh-Leh Last letter and sound: O, ryoh Alternative Spelling: Olegárius, Olegário
Prudencio
Meaning: Prudent, cautious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Proo-Dehn-Syoh Language origin of Prudencio: Latin Regional origin of Prudencio: Southern Europe Languages Prudencio is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Prudencio is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Proo Last letter and sound: O, syoh Alternative Spelling: Prudentzio, Prudéntio
Severiano
Meaning: Stern, serious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Seh-Veh-Ryah-Noh Language origin of Severiano: Latin Regional origin of Severiano: Southern Europe Languages Severiano is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Severiano is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Seh-Veh Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Severian, Severio