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Eight Spanish names for dogs
Are you looking for a name in Spanish for your dog? We propose eight great ideas, four masculine and four feminine that you will surely love. (more…)
Eluney
Eluney is an unisex Native american name. Meaning “gift from heaven” in the Mapuche language, an indigenous ethnic group living in southern Chile and Argentina.
The name Eluney can be used for both boys and girls, although it is more frequently used for boys.
It derives from the union of the Mapuche words “elu” (sky) and “ney” (gift). Thus, Eluney would be a way of expressing gratitude and love for the birth of a son or daughter, considered a divine gift. (more…)
Goretti
Goretti is an Italian girl name.
Name from the Virgin Mary of Goretti, venerated in Italy and popular for pardoning her murderers on the deathbed.
Hannah
Hannah is a hebrew girl name. Meaning “gracious”.
In the Old Testament Hannah is the mother of virgin Mary.
Categorized into: biblical names
Joachim
Joachim is a Hebrew boy name. Meaning “established by Yahweh”.
In the Old Testament he was the father of Virgin Mary.
Categorized into: biblical names
Joseph
Joseph is a Hebrew boy name. Meaning “he will add”.
In The Old Testament, Joseph is the eleventh son of Jacob.
In The New Testament, Joseph is the husband of Mary and father of Jesus.
Categorized into: biblical names
Lourdes
Lourdes is a Spanish girl name.
Name of a French town. It is a popular center of pilgrimage of the Virgin Mary.
Categorized into: place names.
How to pronounce the name Lourdes in Spanish?
Mariana
Mariana is a Spanish girl name. Meaning “of Maria, of the virgin Mary“.
Mary
Mary is an English girl name. Meaning “rebellious woman”.
English form of Maria.
How to pronounce the name Mary in English?
Mary Celeste
Mary Celeste is an English Sailboat name. Sometimes also it appears written with the erroneous form “Marie Celeste”.
This is the name of a Scottish brig that appeared in 1861 sailing unmanned in the Atlantic Ocean to Gibraltar.
This fact inspired the fictional novel “J. Habakuk Jephson’s Statement”, written by the English novelist Arthur Conan Doyle.