Spanish Girl Names

Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Ninnette	Little girl; great-granddaughter	Spanish
Bellita	Little beauty; God's promise	Spanish
Meertha	Crown of thorns	Spanish
Merinda	Combination of Mer and -inda	Spanish
Benny	Blessed; strong, brave bear	Spanish
Cierra	Black; saw	Spanish
Lanita		Spanish
Dorrinda		Spanish
Linda	Pretty	Spanish
Yollande	Violet flower	Spanish
Erscilia	Delicate	Spanish
Arsania	Masculine	Spanish
Dama	Little noblewoman	Spanish
Coronna	Crown	Spanish

Sibila	Prophetess	Spanish
Gertrudes	Spanish form of Gertrude spear	Spanish
Lynne	Pretty	Spanish
Buenaventura	Good Tidings / God Be With You	Spanish
Castel	To the Castle	Spanish
Maricelia	Variant of Marcella Of Mars. Mars was mythological Roman god of fertility for whom the month March was named: mythologically identified with the Greek war god Ares.	Spanish
Maisa	Table	Spanish
Mariadelosangel	Combination name	Spanish
Nita	A diminutive form of Anita.	Spanish
Florinia	Blooming	Spanish
Amorina	Love	Spanish

Light, bright, and full of life, Spanish girl names are an excellent source of inspiration. They can be long and melodic or short and sweet, but all pack a wallop of style and pizzazz. Whether you want something common or seek something rare, you’ll find a name you love among them for sure.

The most popular Spanish girl names today are Camila, Ximena, and Isabel. Camila is a solid choice thanks to her nickname potential, while Ximena has an energizing start and exotic look. Isabel is a variant to the mega-popular Isabella, and her simpler styling is adored by many.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, you’ll find countless rare beauties hiding amidst Spanish girl names. Havana is our all-star pick, as this stunner offers the feel of Savannah with a fashionable flair. We’re head over heels for Inez, too, a cutie that’s been picking up steam in celebrity circles. Other noteworthy finds are Daira and Mayte, an adorable pick meaning “lovable.” Don’t be afraid to look lower on the charts for something new. Oftentimes, this is where you’ll find the next up and comers.

Speaking of meanings, buckle up for the adventure into the ones behind Spanish girl names. Ramona’s “protecting hands” is downright stunning, giving your little girl a smidge of strength in her journey of life. There’s Vida, too, an energetic pick meaning “life.” We can see it on any girl, and its fashionable feel wears well into adulthood. You can honor your daughter’s chill nature with Soledad’s “solitude” or note how alert she is with Vela’s “watchful.”

Tied into meanings are religious bonds, which are powerful with Spanish girl names. Santana’s meaning of “holy” is a simple way to honor your spirituality, but you can get more specific with Manuela’s “God is with us,” and Juana’s “God is gracious.” You can embrace Mother Nature, too, with the glow of Solana’s “sunlight” and vastness of Cielo’s “sky” ushering in good vibes.

Frilly Spanish girl names are abundant, with our top picks being Esmeralda, Maricella, and Mirella. These princessy picks are well-suited on a girl who rules over lots of tea parties. Similarly, there are melodic monikers that dance off the tongue like Mariana and Catalina. Not only are these names beautiful, but they’re a treasure trove of nicknames.

Don’t think that all Spanish girl names are over the top, either. You’ll find many short and sassy names too. Lola and Nina are the most common, but Mira and Reyna deserve some love as well. They have a spirit that bursts beyond their tiny size, making them perfect for a tiny girl with a giant personality. As spunky girl names continue to trend with Riley and Avery leading the way, these less common Spanish picks are an excellent way to rock the styling.

Spanish place names are lovely sources of inspiration, too. Zamora is absolutely stunning, and her zesty start has us swooning. Naiara is another gorgeous pick that would make a wonderful name, along with Sevilla and Lucena.

Spice up your name list and try out something new with Spanish girl names. These beautiful monikers are ready and waiting for you.