10 Vintage names for children

Names that are almost obsolete are back in fashion. If you are pregnant with a child and you have not yet chosen what your name will be, we suggest some ideas of vintage names and their meaning that are currently trending. 10 vintage names for newborn that are back in fashion 1. Tadeo: It is a name

10 vintage names for newborn that are back in fashion

1. Tadeo: It is a name of Aramaic origin and means robust, brave man. He is the protagonist of a famous Spanish animated film and the name chosen by the singer Miguel Bosé for one of his twins.

2. Telmo: This name means 'he who protects' and is of German origin. It is the name chosen by the singer Miguel Bosé for one of his four children. Also the son of the politician Borja Sémper and the actress Bárbara Goenaga is called Telmo.

3. Oriol:Name of Catalan origin whose meaning is golden, of gold. It stopped being used as a name in the Middle Ages to be used as a surname. Nowadays, it is fashionable again.

4. Valentino:Name that means 'he who has a great strength'. It is of Latin origin. The singer Ricky Martin returned to popularize this name when putting it to one of his twin sons.

5. Tristan: It is of Celtic origin and means 'unknown and noise'. It's the name chosen by actress Elsa Pataky for one of her twin sons.

6. Cayetano:This name means 'the great stone' and it originates from Caieta or Gaeta and comes from Latin. It is most used in the area of Andalusia. Martín 7. Martín:

It comes from Latin and means 'warrior'. Footballer Iker Casillas and journalist Sara Carbonero chose this name for their first-born.8. Hernán:

Name very used in Spain in medieval times. It means 'audacious, intelligent warrior', and is of German origin.9. Leo:

comes from Latin and means 'lion'. Some celebrities such as Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem or footballer Fernando Torres have chosen it for their children. 10. Bertrán:

is of German origin, means illustrious warrior and is a variant of the name Beltrán. Also very fashionable in recent years. Cristina González Hernando.

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