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
Valentín
Meaning: Strong, healthy Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bah-Len-Teen Language origin of Valentín: Latin Regional origin of Valentín: Southern Europe Languages Valentín is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian Religions Valentín is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Bah-Len Last letter and sound: N, teen Alternative Spelling: Valentine, Valentim
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
Xabier
Meaning: New house Gender: Male Pronunciation: Shah-Byer Language origin of Xabier: Latin Regional origin of Xabier: Southern Europe Languages Xabier is most common: Spanish, English Religions Xabier is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: X, Shah Last letter and sound: R, byer Alternative Spelling: Xavier, Xaviér
Baltazar
Meaning: God protects the king Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bahl-Tah-Sahr Language origin of Baltazar: Latin Regional origin of Baltazar: Southern Europe Languages Baltazar is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, English Religions Baltazar is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bahl Last letter and sound: R, sahr Alternative Spelling: Balthazar, Baltazaar
Yago
Meaning: Supplanter Gender: Male Pronunciation: Yah-Goh Language origin of Yago: Latin Regional origin of Yago: Southern Europe Languages Yago is most common: Spanish, English, Portuguese Religions Yago is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: Y, Yah Last letter and sound: O, goh Alternative Spelling: Iago, Yagoo
Eladio
Meaning: From Greece Gender: Male Pronunciation: Eh-Lah-Dyoh Language origin of Eladio: Latin Regional origin of Eladio: Southern Europe Languages Eladio is most common: Spanish, Portuguese, Greek Religions Eladio is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Eh Last letter and sound: O, dyoh Alternative Spelling: Elladio, Eládyo