Peru Baby Names
Peruvian baby names blend Spanish and Indigenous influences.
Peru baby naming trends in South America combine local tradition and global favorites. Peru is also known as Perú.
Current high-interest names include boys like Liam, Santiago, Thiago and girls like Mia, Isabella, Valentina. Explore meanings, origins, and pronunciation below.
Most Popular Boy Names in Peru
- Liam#1IrishOriginally a short form of 'Uilliam' (William), it means 'resolute protector.' It has become one of the most popular names globally for its strong sound.LIAM
- Santiago#2SpanishA Spanish name meaning 'Saint James.' It is a powerful, traditional name associated with the patron saint of Spain and numerous global cities.SAN-tiag-oh
- Thiago#3PortugueseA Portuguese form of 'Santiago' (Saint James). It is a massive favorite in Brazil and Portugal for its rhythmic and energetic sound.THIAG-oh
- Mateo#4SpanishDerived from the Hebrew 'Matthityahu,' meaning 'gift of Yahweh.' It is a timeless and beloved name in the Spanish-speaking world.MAT-eoh
- #5MathiasHebrewA Greek/Latin variant of 'Matthew,' meaning 'gift of God.' It is a popular name across Europe, from Scandinavia to France.MAT-hias
- Gael#6BretonA name of Breton origin referring to people who speak Gaelic languages. It suggests a connection to Celtic heritage and a spirited personality.GAEL
- Sebastián#7GreekThe Spanish form of 'Sebastian,' meaning 'venerable.' It is an extremely popular and traditional name in the Hispanic world.SEB-as-tian
- #8DylanWelshA Welsh name meaning 'son of the sea.' In mythology, Dylan was a sea god, and the name symbolizes the power and mystery of the ocean.DYL-an
- Lucas#9Latin/GreekA Latin name derived from the Greek 'Loukas,' meaning 'from Lucania.' It also means 'light,' suggesting a person of clarity and vision.LUC-as
- Adrian#10LatinDerived from the Latin name 'Hadrianus,' meaning 'from Hadria.' It is associated with the Adriatic Sea and carries a sense of strength and historical depth.AD-rian
Most Popular Girl Names in Peru
- Mia#1Scandinavian/ItalianA short and sweet form of 'Maria' that has achieved global popularity, symbolizing approachable elegance and universal appeal.MIUH
- Isabella#2HebrewA variation of the classic name meaning 'pledged to God.' It's widely favored for its melodic sound and strong traditional roots across multiple cultures.IS-ab-el-luh
- Valentina#3LatinA Latin name meaning 'strong,' 'healthy,' or 'brave.' It is an elegant and popular name worldwide, associated with love and vitality.VAL-en-tin-uh
- Emma#4GermanicA Germanic name meaning 'universal' or 'whole.' It has been a top-ranked name globally for its simple beauty and classic appeal.EM-muh
- Camila#5LatinThe Spanish and Portuguese form of 'Camilla,' meaning 'young ceremonial attendant.' It suggests grace, service, and a refined personality.CAM-il-uh
- Sophia#6GreekThe quintessential Greek name meaning 'wisdom.' It is a globally beloved name that symbolizes intellect, philosophical depth, and grace.SOP-hiuh
- Victoria#7LatinA Latin name meaning 'victory.' In Roman mythology, Victoria was the personification of success. It is a timeless and noble global favorite.VIC-tor-iuh
- Emily#8LatinDerived from the Latin family name 'Aemilius,' meaning 'industrious' or 'striving.' It has been one of the most popular names for decades.EM-il-y
- Zoe#9GreekA Greek name meaning 'life.' It is a short, vibrant, and incredibly popular name globally, symbolizing energy and vitality.ZOEH
- Martina#10LatinThe feminine form of 'Martin,' meaning 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars.' It is a classic and graceful name popular in many cultures.MAR-tin-uh