Names blending Malay, Spanish, and indigenous Philippine roots.
157 names
157 names
Filipino
Marielle is a French and Dutch diminutive of Mary, with meanings traditionally listed as "drop of the sea," "bitter," or "beloved." Marielle Soleil feels graceful and bright, pairing a Mary-related first name with a luminous, French-style middle.
Filipino
Danica means "morning star" or "Venus" from a Slavic word, with roots in Slavic folklore. Danica Louise has a bright, graceful sound, pairing a celestial first name with a familiar, elegant second name.
Filipino
Andrea comes from the Greek root anēr, andrós, meaning “man” or “adult male,” and is usually interpreted as “manly,” with modern girl-name readings like strength and bravery. Andrea Simone has a polished, international feel: strong in meaning, soft in sound.
Filipino
Xavier means "new house," "new home," or "castle" from the Basque place-name Xabier. Xavier Dominic has a polished Catholic sound, with Xavier carrying the strongest sourced meaning and history.
Filipino
Ezekiel means “God will strengthen,” from Ancient Hebrew. Marco is an Italian form related to Marcus and Mars, giving Ezekiel Marco the feel of steady faith and brave energy.
Filipino
Raphael means "God has healed," from the Hebrew rāp̄ā'ēl. Raphael Tomas feels gentle, faithful, and familiar for a Filipino boy, with Raphael carrying the clear documented meaning and Tomas adding a classic, Spanish-influenced sound.
Filipino
Dylan is a Welsh name meaning "son of the sea," "born from the ocean," or "great tide." Dylan Ignacio pairs that ocean-born feeling with Ignacio, giving the full name a warm Filipino family-name style with a strong, gentle sound.
