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The month April, symbolizes spring.
Rating: 3.32 (34 votes)
Spanish form of Adele.
Rating: 3.23 (22 votes)
Adoration.
Rating: 2.94 (16 votes)
Spanish form of Agatha.
Rating: 2.85 (13 votes)
Variant of Ágata.
Rating: 2.60 (10 votes)
Feminine of Agustín.
Rating: 3.20 (15 votes)
Spanish form of the Italian Aida (Verdi's opera).
Rating: 3.36 (14 votes)
Perhaps, a nickname of Alejandra, but not a complete name. Be careful when considering this.
Rating: 3.15 (13 votes)
Feminine form of Alberto.
Rating: 2.29 (7 votes)
From the Germanic ald-gundi, "noble and famous". The Z is pronounced S in American Spanish (not in Spain, where it is TH like in think), but they are not interchangeable. This name, while legit, is odd.
Rating: 2.88 (8 votes)
Merry.
Rating: 2.82 (11 votes)
Defender of mankind. Feminine form of Alexander.
Rating: 3.69 (29 votes)
Defender of man.
Rating: 3.00 (16 votes)
Truth.
Rating: 2.93 (14 votes)
Truth. An odd variation of Aletea. Be careful in its usage.
Rating: 2.70 (10 votes)
Feminine form of Alfonso: noble.
Rating: 3.00 (5 votes)
Variant of Alfonsa.
Rating: 2.83 (6 votes)
In Spanish, "alisa" is only a verbal form of "to plane".
Rating: 3.48 (31 votes)
This word (little wing) is not a name. It can be (in some families) a nickname of Alejandra (Alejandra. Alejandrita, Alita), and for this reason be accepted in some countries as first name.
Rating: 2.80 (5 votes)
From the Arabic, "little town".
Rating: 2.60 (5 votes)
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