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Braz
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Derived from Latin Blasius, meaning "lisping" or "one who stammers". |
Galician, Portuguese |
Boy |
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Carral
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Originally a toponym: 'from Carral' (a place name); possibly derived from a word for a corral/enclosure or referring to a rocky/stone place |
Galician, Spanish |
Boy |
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Fercos
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Probably a toponymic name derived from a place called Fercós; specific original meaning is unknown or unclear. |
Galician, Spanish |
Boy |
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Lopo
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wolf |
Galician, Portuguese |
Boy |
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Martins
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Of Mars; warlike; dedicated to the Roman god Mars |
Galician, Latin |
Boy |
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Rangel
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Originally a toponymic surname from a place called Rangel; also used as a masculine given name in Bulgaria. Exact original meaning is uncertain. |
Bulgarian, Galician, Portuguese, Spanish |
Boy |
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Rui
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Portuguese: short form of Rodrigo/Roderick meaning 'famous ruler'. Japanese: meaning varies by kanji. Chinese: meaning depends on character (e.g., 瑞 'auspicious'). |
Chinese, Galician, Germanic, Japanese, Portuguese |
Boy |
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Senen
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From Gaelic 'sean' ('old') with diminutive suffix -án: 'little old one'. |
Egyptian, Galician, Irish, Spanish |
Boy |
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