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latin baby names

Explore 156 baby names of Latin origin. Each includes meaning, pronunciation, popularity ranking, and cultural context.

Latin baby names at a glance

Names
156
Girls · Boys · Unisex
93 · 52 · 11
Average length
6.2 letters
Most popular (2025)
Olivia #1

Our directory has 156 Latin baby names: 93 girls' names, 52 boys' names and 11 unisex names.

In the 2025 Social Security rankings, the most popular is Olivia (#1 for girls), followed by Oliver (#3 for boys), Ava (#11 for girls) and Violet (#13 for girls). 85 of them ranked in the US top 1,000 that year.

Cassian has climbed fastest, from #969 in 2021 to #479 in 2025; Florence rose from #763 to #391 over 5 years.

For something less common, Albion, Constance and Honor were not in the US top 1,000 in any year from 2020 to 2025.

They average 6.2 letters, from Ace to Temperance, and 40% have three syllables.

Climbing

  • Cassian #969 → #479 (2021–2025)
  • Florence #763 → #391 (2020–2025)
  • Flora #925 → #607 (2020–2025)

questions about Latin baby names

Which Latin baby names are the most popular in 2025?

Based on the 2025 Social Security data, the most popular Latin baby names are Olivia (#1 for girls), Oliver (#3 for boys), Ava (#11 for girls), Violet (#13 for girls) and Aurora (#15 for girls).

Which Latin baby names are rising in popularity?

Cassian has climbed from #969 in 2021 to #479 in 2025. Florence (#763 to #391) and Flora (#925 to #607) are also rising.

What are some unique Latin baby names?

Albion, Constance, Honor, Octavian and Solace were not in the US top 1,000 in any year from 2020 to 2025, so they stay distinctive while still carrying real meaning and history.

Are Latin baby names more common for girls or boys?

Of 156 Latin baby names on HushName, 93 are girls' names, 52 are boys' names and 11 are unisex.

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