Portuguese baby names
Language family: Indo-European (Romance)
Portuguese names blend Latin roots, Catholic saints, and Iberian heritage, popular across Portugal, Brazil, and lusophone Africa.
All Portuguese names (26)
Afonso
boy·portuguese
“Noble, ready”
classic
Artur
boy·portuguese
“Bear, king”
classic
Bruna
girl·portuguese
“Brown”
classic
Bruno
boy·portuguese
“Brown”
classic
Carolina
girl·portuguese
“Free woman”
classic
Catarina
girl·portuguese
“Pure”
classic
Diogo
boy·portuguese
“Supplanter”
classic
Duarte
boy·portuguese
“Wealthy guardian”
classic
Felipe
boy·portuguese
“Lover of horses”
classic
Gonçalo
boy·portuguese
“Battle of the wolf”
classic
Henrique
boy·portuguese
“Home ruler”
classic
Igor
boy·portuguese
“Warrior of peace”
classic
João
boy·portuguese
“God is gracious”
classic
Joaquim
boy·portuguese
“Raised by God”
classic
Joana
girl·portuguese
“God is gracious”
classic
Luiz
boy·portuguese
“Famous warrior”
classic
Mariana
girl·portuguese
“Grace”
classic
Martim
boy·portuguese
“Warrior of Mars”
classic
Matheus
boy·portuguese
“Gift of God”
classic
Nuno
boy·portuguese
“Ninth”
classic
Paulo
boy·portuguese
“Small, humble”
classic
Rodrigo
boy·portuguese
“Famous ruler”
classic
Tiago
boy·portuguese
“Supplanter”
classic
Tomás
boy·portuguese
“Twin”
classic
Vasco
boy·portuguese
“From the Basque country”
classic
Vitória
girl·portuguese
“Victory”
classic
Frequently asked questions
- An Portuguese-origin name is rooted in the Indo-European (Romance) language family and carries meaning from Portuguese literature, culture, or history. Portuguese names blend Latin roots, Catholic saints, and Iberian heritage, popular across Portugal, Brazil, and lusophone Africa.