Traditional Filipino Name Generator
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Here’s a table containing 100 traditional Filipino names:
Traditional Filipino Names | |||
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Aurora | Bettina | Bituin | Blessica |
Catriona | Chesa | Darna | Delores |
Eleanor | Isa | Kristine | Lyka Mae |
Maricar | Norjannah | Zenaida | Christian |
Crisanto | Alain | Alberto | Aldrin |
Alejandro | Alexis | Amadeus | Amado |
Aimee | Akira | Amber | Anita |
Andres | Angel | Angelica | Amihan |
Amor | Amparo | Bea | Carla |
Camille | Christine | Donna | Elena |
Francesca | Gina | Hannah | Isabelle |
Joy | Kristina | Lara | Maria |
Mara | Michelle | Nicole | Olivia |
Princess | Rachel | Sandra | Tricia |
Althea | Andrea | Angela | Johanna |
Liwayway | Ligaya | Lulu | Marisol |
Nathalie | Pia | Rosalinda | Samara |
Tala | Yasmin | Akos | Amaya |
Dalisay | Kalayaan | Linggaw | Luningning |
Mayumi | Rosario | Cielo | Emiliana |
Fatima | Iris | Jasmine | Leah |
Lita | Malaya | Mayang | Mina |
Neri | Nida | Olyvia | Patrice |
Renita | Rina | Shanti | Sita |
Tandaan | Ulay | Vicenta | Wilhelmina |
Zabina | Zorra |
This table includes a diverse selection of traditional Filipino names for both males and females12345. These names reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines, incorporating influences from Spanish, English, and indigenous languages. Many of these names have beautiful meanings and cultural significance, such as:
- Bituin, which means “star” in Filipino14
- Amihan, meaning “east wind” or referring to the northeast monsoon4
- Ligaya, which translates to “happiness” in Tagalog4
- Dalisay, meaning “pure”1
Some names have religious connotations, reflecting the strong Christian influence in Filipino culture:
- Christian and Kristine, both referring to followers of Christ1
- Maria, a name associated with the Virgin Mary4
Others are derived from nature or celestial objects:
- Aurora, meaning “dawn”1
- Tala, which means “star” and is associated with the goddess of evening and morning stars in Filipino mythology5
It’s worth noting that Filipino naming conventions often include the use of combined names or unique spellings, such as Lyka Mae or Blessica1. Additionally, some names have Spanish or English origins but have been adopted and are now considered traditional Filipino names, showcasing the multicultural nature of Filipino society.