Male names

See also: Female names

A ⁽¹⁾

• Abejundio
• Abejundo
• Abelardo
• Aciano
• Adan
• Aemiliano
• Affonso
• Agapito
• Alanso
• Alanzo
• Alcadio
• Alcado
• Alcedio
• Aldana
• Alejandro
• Alejo
• Alfons
• Alfonsin
• Alfonso
• Alfonz
• Alfonzo
• Allohnso
• Allohnzo
• Allonso
• Allonzo
• Allucio
• Alohnso
• Alohnzo
• Alonso
• Alonza
• Alonzo
• Alphons
• Alphonsus
• Alphonz
• Alucido
• Alucio (Hunter who helps the Maddisons)
• Aluxio
• Aluzio
• Alvaro
• Amadeo
• Amado
• Amador
• Amarillo
• Anacleto
• Angelino
• Antenor
• Antino
• Antonello
• Antonito
• Antonius
• Apollonios
• Apollonius
• Aquiles
• Aragon
• Arcadio
• Arcadios
• Arcelio
• Arcelius
• Arcenio
• Arcinio
• Aricelio
• Aricelius
• Aristeo
• Aristio
• Aristo
• Aristos
• Arkadi
• Arkadios
• Arkady
• Arlo
• Arlow
• Armante
• Arrio
• Arrlo
• Arryo
• Arsanio
• Arseenio
• Arseinio
• Arsemio
• Arsene
• Arseni
• Arsenios
• Arsenius
• Arseno
• Arsenyo
• Arsinio
• Arsino
• Atahualpa
• Atreo
• Aureo

B ⁽¹⁾

• Bautista
• Belarmino
• Belen (Soldier who captured Meg)
• Belisarios
• Belisarius
• Beltran
• Beltrano
• Benecio
• Benedicto
• Berillo
• Berilo
• Bertran
• Bianco
• Bidal
• Bienvenido
• Blanco
• Bolevar
• Bolivar
• Bollivar
• Bravilio
• Brazil
• Bronco
• Bronko
• Buenaventura

C ⁽¹⁾

• Caballero
• Candelareo
• Candelario
• Candelaro
• Candelerio
• Candelero
• Canyon
• Carlito
• Carlos
• Carmen
• Carrlos
• Casander
• Cassandero
• Cedro (Alucio’s friend in Peyrol)
• Cefirino
• Cesario
• Chairo
• Chale
• Chan
• Chano
• Chaparall
• Chaparral
• Charro
• Chayo
• Che
• Chino
• Chiro
• Cid
• Cimarron
• Ciprien
• Cisco
• Claro
• Consalvo
• Consuel
• Cordero
• Cornelio
• Cortes
• Cortez
• Cresento
• Crisento
• Cristobal
• Crizant
• Crizanto
• Cruze
• Cruzito
• Cuba
• Custodio

D ⁽⁰⁾

• Dago
• Damarios
• Damarius
• Damaro
• Damero
• Dantae
• Daunte
• Delgadino
• Delmar
• Delmore
• Delrico
• Devante
• Diego
• Diogo
• Domingo
• Donaciano
• Donaldo
• Dontay
• Doroteo
• Duardo

E ⁽¹⁾

• Eberardo
• Edgardo
• Efi
• Efigenio
• Efraim
• Efrain
• Efran
• Efrim
• Eidan
• Eladio
• Elado
• Eldorado
• Eleodoro
• Elvio
• Elviro
• Enrico
• Enrique
• Epefanio
• Epefano
• Epephanio
• Epifan
• Epifanio
• Epifano
• Erico
• Errico
• Esai
• Esteban
• Estevan
• Estevon
• Estuardo
• Etcheberria
• Eufemio
• Everardo

F ⁽¹⁾

• Fabra (Fisherman who helps the Maddisons)
• Felippe
• Feliz
• Fermin
• Fernando
• Fico
• Fillip
• Florencio
• Foncho
• Fonsie
• Fonz
• Fonzie
• Fonzo
• Francesc
• Francisco
• Franisbel
• Frasco
• Frascuelo
• Frasquito
• Frederico
• Frisco
• Fuentes

G ⁽⁰⁾

• Galea
• Garcia
• Genaro
• Genio
• Geronimo
• Giacintho
• Gillermo
• Godofredo
• Goncalve
• Gonsalve
• Gonzales
• Gonzalo
• Gregorio
• Grenada
• Grimaldi
• Guadalupe
• Gudo

H ⁽¹⁾

• Hairo
• Havier (Alucio’s friend in Peyrol)
• Haviero
• Heladio
• Helado
• Helio
• Hermilo
• Herminio
• Hernan
• Hernandez
• Hernando
• Heronimo
• Hipolito
• Honesto

I ⁽⁰

• Ignacio
• Inacio
• Indalecio
• Indio
• Indyo
• Inigo
• Isandero
• Isandro

J ⁽⁰⁾

• Jacin
• Jacindo
• Jaimey
• Jaira
• Jairo
• Januario
• Javier
• Javiero
• Jayde
• Jayme
• Jerardo
• Jimenes
• Jimenez
• Jorge
• Jorje
• Jose
• Joseito
• Joselito
• Jovanny
• Juan
• Juan Carlos
• Juanito
• Juanluis
• Juano
• Juanpablo
• Julio
• Justo
• Juwan

K ⁽⁰⁾

• Kortes
• Kortez
• Kruz

L ⁽¹⁾

• Lalo
• Lamberto
• Lanza
• Laredo
• Larenzo
• Largo
• Laurencio
• Lindy
• Linnie
• Lon
• Lonnell
• Lonza
• Lonzell
• Lonzo (Young fisherman in Peyrol)
• Lorentz
• Lorenzino
• Luis
• Lupe

M ⁽¹⁾

• Macedonio
• Maceo
• Madesto (Trader who assaulted Susan)
• Manolito
• Manollo
• Manolo
• Manuel
• Manuelo
• Mar
• Marcelino
• Marciano
• Marianos
• Marianus
• Martinez
• Martino
• Mauricio
• Medesto
• Melacio
• Melasio
• Melecio
• Melesio
• Melicio
• Meliseo
• Merced
• Merlo
• Miguel
• Milesio
• Modestus
• Monte
• Montez
• Moreno

N ⁽¹⁾

• Nahuel
• Natal
• Natalino
• Natalio
• Navarre
• Navarro
• Nazaro (Alucio’s pseudonym as a trader)
• Nemesio
• Nenzo
• Nevada
• Nicandreo
• Nicandrios
• Nicandro
• Nicandros
• Nicanor
• Niguel
• Nikandreo
• Nini
• Ninny

O ⁽⁰⁾

• Octaviano
• Octavio
• Olimpio
• Olimpo
• Onesimo
• Onofre
• Orlando
• Orlondo
• Ortiz
• Osvaldo

P ⁽¹⁾

• Paciaco
• Paciano
• Pacificus
• Paco (Slave who rapes Toia)
• Pacorro
• Paladio
• Pancho
• Paquito
• Parmenio
• Paulino
• Paz
• Pedrio
• Pedro
• Pepe
• Pepi
• Pepito
• Perdido
• Perfecto
• Petrolino
• Piero
• Pippo
• Placido
• Placijo
• Placyd
• Placydo
• Ponce
• Procopio
• Prudencio

Q ⁽⁰⁾

• Quinto

R ⁽²⁾

• Raf (Fabra’s son)
• Rafa
• Rafel
• Rafer
• Ramirez
• Ramiro
• Ramon (Guard escorting Meg to Rocosa)
• Ramone
• Raul
• Raymon
• Raymundo
• Refugio
• Remedio
• Reno
• Reo
• Rey
• Reyes
• Reymundo
• Reyni
• Rigoberto
• Rio
• Roberto
• Rocio
• Rodriguez
• Rogelio
• Roldan
• Romero
• Roque
• Rosendo
• Ruan
• Rubino
• Rubio
• Ruedi

S ⁽⁰⁾

• Sandiego
• Santana
• Santanna
• Sante
• Santeago
• Santee
• Santi
• Santiaco
• Santiago
• Santos
• Saturnino
• Saviero
• Sebarino
• Seferino
• Segundo
• Sephirio
• Silvestre
• Siprien
• Sipryan
• Socorro

T ⁽¹⁾

• Tadeo
• Tavio (Guard involved in Meg’s capture)
• Teeno
• Teino
• Teo
• Teran
• Terron
• Teyo
• Tiburon
• Tierre
• Tigre
• Trinidad
• Tyno

U ^(o)

• Undeio

V ⁽¹⁾

• Valeriano
• Venturio
• Venturo
• Vicente
• Victorio
• Vida
• Videl
• Videlio (Guardia Officer known to Fabra)
• Vila
• Viviano

X ⁽⁰⁾

• Xavier
• Xayvion
• Ximenez
• Xiomar

Y ⁽¹⁾

• Yago (Porter at Rocosa)
• Yasmani
• Yoelvis
• Yolando

Z ⁽⁰⁾

• Zavier
• Zoilo

English names

• Luke: By far the most popular name of the century.
• Thomas: A staple across all social classes.
• William: Gaining massive popularity (thanks in part to a certain playwright from Stratford).
• Richard: Very common among sailors and soldiers.
• Robert: Often shortened to "Robin" in casual settings.
• Edward: Associated with royalty but widely used by commoners.
• Henry: Remained popular throughout the Tudor dynasty.
• George: Steady, though it hadn't yet reached the peak it would see in the Hanoverian era.
• Nicholas: Frequently found in maritime records.
• Anthony: A sophisticated choice often found among the officer class.

Diminutives:
Men were often called by shortened versions that sound a bit different to our modern ears, such as Hodge (Roger), Dickon (Richard), or Luke