Do you want to add an international flair to your child’s name? Or do you want a name that nods to your child’s heritage, culture, or ancestors? Then you shouldn’t think twice before picking a Brazilian baby name for your bundle of joy. Brazilian names are composed of two personal names, but at times, the first name can be used on its own. Upon marriage, a woman almost always keeps her maiden name. But in earlier times, Brazilian women were required to change their maiden name, keep their father’s name, and add their husband’s last name. A Brazilian family name can have more than one word. ‘Do’, ‘dos’, and ‘da’, which means ‘of the’, is also used as a part of the family name. Brazilians are also allowed to use just one family name, which is the father’s paternal family name. The family name is usually taken from the paternal side, but that doesn’t mean mother’s family is left in isolation. Citizens also have the option of picking two surnames, in which the first surname is the mother’s family surname and the final surname is the father’s family surname. Below is MomJunction’s wide collection of Brazilian baby boy and girl names with means. Click on the names to gather all the information on it.
Name | 性别 | Meaning | |
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Abrahan | Boy | Brazilian version of Abraham, meaning father of multitudes. | |
Adriana | Unisex | From hadria | |
Alanyo | Boy | His parents are apart. | |
Alanza | Girl | Noble estate, or one who is eager. | |
Aleixo | Boy | Aleixo is the Brazilian version of Alexander and means defender of mankind. | |
Alipha | Girl | A term meaning thousand in Brazilian language. | |
Ana | Girl | Gracious and satisfying | |
Andressa | Girl | A trong and courageous woman. | |
Ankoma | Boy | A name used for the last born child. | |
Antonia | Girl | A beautiful human being who are praiseworthy | |
Antonio | Boy | Saint Anthony; worthy of praise | |
Bartolmeu | Boy | The son of Talmai. | |
Batte | Boy | A Brazilian tribe name, meaning totem is an elephant. | |
Breno | Boy | Brazilian word for king. | |
Canciana | Girl | One belonging to Anzio, Italy. | |
Carlos | Boy | A mainly man | |
Constancta | Girl | Steadfast | |
Daiane | Girl | One who is beautiful and smart | |
Edite | Girl | Rich battle | |
Eloa | Girl | Goddess in Brazilian language. | |
Emanuelly | Girl | A variant of Emmanuella, meaning God is with us. | |
Ermenegildo | Boy | Immense tribute | |
Estevo | Boy | crown or garland. | |
Fernanda | Girl | An adventurous girl traveler | |
Fethee | Boy | Judgement | |
Francisca | Unisex | From france | |
Francisco | Boy | A variant of Latin name 'Franciscus' it refers to a Frenchman or a free man | |
Goncalo | Boy | A man who is a genius in battles. | |
Hermenegildo | Boy | A tribute of gold | |
Idogbe | Boy | The second child born after twins. | |
Idogbe | Boy | One who is born after twins. | |
Inacio | Boy | Internal fire | |
Izabel | Girl | Brazilian version of Isabel, meaning my God is an oath | |
Joao | Boy | Joao is a Portuguese male name that means Jehovah was been gracious, has shown favor. | |
Jose | Boy | Hebrew - Yahweh will add; God Will Multiply; God will rise; A variant of Joseph | |
Juliana | Girl | it means downy bearded person or young. They are blessed with a lot of blessings and are organized type of persons. They are unique, inspire and abundant. | |
Kadonkechi | Boy | A bitter soup. | |
Kiania | Girl | The dawn | |
Lucas | Boy | One who gives light | |
Luiz | Boy | A warrior of fame | |
Manoel | Boy | Manoel is the Brazilian version of Manuel, meaning God is with us. | |
Marcia | Girl | A warlike woman | |
Marcos | Boy | The Roman fertility god Mars for whom March was named. | |
Marelaine | Girl | A Brazilian name | |
Maria | Girl | Variation of Mary or Miriam which means Bitter or Wished-for child | |
Mucamutara | Girl | A woman born during the war. | |
Musaazi | Boy | 一个人喜欢开玩笑others. | |
Nicolau | Boy | Brazilian variant of Nicholas, meaning victory of people. | |
Oalo | Boy | Small | |
Olavo | Boy | Elf army | |
Onyait | Boy | Born on the grassland. | |
Oson | Boy | Summer | |
Pascoal | Boy | A variant of Pascal, meaning child of Easter. | |
Patricia | Girl | Noble Woman | |
Paulo | Boy | One who belongs to the people | |
Pedrina | Girl | Rock | |
Pedro | Boy | Old Greek - Rock; Stone; A form of Peter | |
Quim | Boy | Established by God. | |
Raymundo | Boy | A smart protector of people | |
Rejinaldo | Boy | One who rules with the counsel | |
Rosalice | Girl | A woman noble as a rose | |
Rosalicia | Girl | One with the nobility of a rose | |
Rwakaikara | Boy | God of the Banyoro people | |
Tacito | Boy | Silent | |
Tadeu | Boy | Given by God. | |
Tristao | Boy | A variant of Tristan, meaning tumult or outcry. | |
Uiara | Girl | The water lady | |
Ulisses | Boy | Angry or to hate | |
Umoja | Boy | Unity or harmony | |
Valentim | Boy | Brazilian variant of Valentine, meaning strong and healthy. | |
Xoana | Girl | God is gracious | |
Xurxo | Boy | Farmer | |
Yara | Girl | Water lady | |
Yarah | Girl | A form of Yarah, meaning water lady. |