Brazil Baby Names
160 names of Brazil origin
Boy Names
Breno
Derived from a Latin root meaning 'raven'.
Caua
Tupi
Cyro
Cyrus
Cauan
Brave one
Caique
a variant of the name 'Kaique,' sometimes associated with nautical or maritime c
Djavan
Gift from God
Denilson
Portuguese
Dhiago
He who supplants
Damilo
Portuguese
Edilson
The one who is firm and persistent
Emilson
rival
Edmilson
Portuguese
Eles
He, They (from 'él' in singular form)
Edenilson
Portuguese
Ederson
Portuguese
Gleyber
Glorious
Haroldo
Army ruler
Icaro
The name Icarus is derived from Greek mythology, representing a figure known for
Isaque
He will laugh; laughter
Jossimar
a name derived from José, meaning 'God will add'.
Jadir
Arabic
Joaogabriel
Portuguese
Joaopaulo
Portuguese
Janeiro
January
Josiel
Portuguese
Jacarey
a species of caiman; a river
Josimar
God will establish
Joseluiz
God will increase
Joaolucas
God is gracious
Jamor
a strong warrior
Jairon
Spanish
Kayke
A variant of the name Caine or Kay, associated with 'spear'
Kaique
A variant of the name Caique, which means 'hawk'.
Kamelo
Portuguese
Kayky
Brave; strong
Kauan
distant, far away
Maicon
A variant of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God'
Marcio
male, manly
Marreco
Portuguese
Maycon
Derived from 'May' and 'con', potentially signifying may combined with another e
Nilmar
little Nil, or swimming
Neimar
the one who is born from the water.
Ney
a form of the name 'new' or 'fresh'
Otavio
Portuguese
Richarlison
Richarlison is derived from the combination of the name 'Richard' and the suffix
Rivaldo
Derived from 'Rivaldo', connoting rivalry.
Ronaldino
Portuguese
Ronaldinho
A beloved name with deep roots
Romario
a variation of Romanus, meaning 'of Rome'
Robinho
Portuguese
Rodrygo
famous ruler
Saulo
Asked for, prayed for
Thyago
Portuguese
Thiego
A modern variant of Diego, which means 'supplanter'.
Valdir
Portuguese
Vanderlei
From the land of the Vanderleigh family
Vitor
Victor or conqueror
Wanderlei
Portuguese
Waldir
Portuguese
Zacai
Portuguese
Zico
God's gift
Girl Names
Arlein
A derivação do nome é incerta, podendo estar relacionada a um significado de 'no
Adrielly
from the Adriatic Sea
Alinne
Noble, Bright
Adriely
derived from Adriana, meaning 'from Hadria'
Analuiza
Portuguese
Adlemi
Portuguese
Anitta
Portuguese
Ativa
Living
Annapaula
derived from 'Anna' and 'Paula', meaning 'grace' and 'small'
Amareli
Portuguese
Alzira
Arabic
Beija
Portuguese
Catilaya
A flower
Cenya
Portuguese
Dayany
the one who illuminates
Deisi
Portuguese
Dejaneira
Derived from 'Diana', meaning divine and heavenly.
Dilma
the feminine form derived from 'Dilmo', typically seen as a modern name.
Danielly
A beloved name with deep roots
Eloa
Portuguese
Eliandra
My God has answered
Emanuelly
variation of 'Emmanuelle', meaning 'God is with us' in Hebrew (אמנואל).
Gabriely
Hebrew
Gleice
Portuguese
Heloisa
healthy, whole
Isabelly
Portuguese
Itati
Guarani
Iracema
Tupi
Irazema
Portuguese
Iara
Lady of the Water
Isavela
A beloved name with deep roots
Isabeli
God is my oath
Josielys
God will add
Jacaranda
fragrant flower; blue-purple flower
Janaina
Portuguese
Jacara
sugar cane
Janésia
Portuguese
Jeisy
Portuguese
Jeiza
God's grace
Janeira
a variant of Jane, which aligns with 'God is gracious'.
Jaqueta
Portuguese
Jaboa
a type of fish
Jilma
A beloved name with deep roots
Joseane
Derived from 'José', meaning 'God will add', combined with a feminine suffix.
Ketsia
Enthroned or crowned
Karicia
Portuguese
Kamylle
a variation of Camila, meaning 'attendant at a religious ceremony' or 'helper'
Kamylla
young ceremonial attendant
Laisa
Portuguese
Luiza
Portuguese
Laissa
Portuguese
Luceli
Italian
Layssa
Portuguese
Luara
Light
Liliani
Latin
Luany
Derived from the sun or moon.
Leca
From the lake
Mirlene
sea of bitterness
Minelba
Portuguese
Miquella
Spanish
Mayara
A flower
Melene
Portuguese
Maiquel
who is like God
Marilene
A combination of Maria and Lena, meaning 'bitter' or 'sea of bitterness' for Mar
Maiara
A name meaning 'brave' or 'courageous'.
Marilia
The name Marilia has been associated with the sea and means 'of the sea.'
Noeme
Portuguese
Nicolly
Victory of the people
Nelinha
A diminutive form of 'Nélia' or 'Nela', possibly implying affection or endearmen
Nicoly
Portuguese
Omariana
beautiful and graceful
Rayssa
Rose; a lotus flower
Raiza
Spanish
Raiana
Portuguese
Sidnei
A variant of Sidney, which means 'wide island' or 'at the Sidon's island' in Old
Sahily
a diminutive form, similar to 'little' or 'daughter of'
Sthefani
Portuguese
Thatiana
Fairy queen
Thaiz
Portuguese
Taisa
Portuguese
Taciana
Latin
Thays
Everlasting, eternal
Tautiana
To encourage, motivate, or uplift.
Taiana
Portuguese
Thaina
Portuguese
Thaissa
Brazilian Portuguese
Tabata
Japanese
Vianna
vital force, life
Veira
a form of Vera, meaning faith
Vanésia
a feminine form of the name Vânia, which is derived from the Latin 'Vanus' meani
Xica
A diminutive or affectionate form referring to a girl.
Xuxa
Portuguese
Yarecsi
a flower
Zilda
A beloved name with deep roots
Zuli
Short form of names like Azulia or Zuleika, meaning 'blue' or 'sky blue'