The most popular names for girls in Argentina
As soon as we know the sex of the baby, or even before, the families begin to consider possible names. Many criteria can influence the baby's name. Some prefer to follow the family tradition and others opt for an original name or weird. In any case, in each country social trends are followed that en
As soon as we know the sex of the baby, or even before, the families begin to consider possible names. Many criteria can influence the baby's name. Some prefer to follow the family tradition and others opt for an original name or weird. In any case, in each country social trends are followed that end up putting infinity of names for girls and boys.
In Argentina it seems that they are clear about the names of girls, because in the list of frequent names of Argentine girls we find that common denominator that is the name María. In addition, Argentine families prefer to put their girls in composite, traditional names with a Latin origin.
Frequent names for girls in Argentina
1. María Laura. The Hebrew origin of Mary joins the name Laura, of Latin origin creating a balance between strength and delicacy. Both names are traditional, familiar and maintain a certain freshness in that combination of Biblical and Renaissance traditions.
2. María Eugenia. If the Greek origin of the name Eugenia and its meaning of "well born" is not enough for a girl with a special force, this name is joined by the omnipresent Maria, the frequent name par excellence, not only in the Hispanic sphere, but Worldwide.
3. Ana María. This name has a Hebrew origin that implies millennia of popularity. They are two names that bear the biblical tradition very much in mind and that exude familiarity. Despite their use, neither separated, nor together have lost a pinch of freshness.
4. María Cristina. Cristina's Latin origin and the Hebrew origin of María are combined in a compound name that evokes nobility and distinction. The religious character is diluted in both names, in the biblical Mary and in the feminine name that derives from Christ, to become a suitable combination for any family.
5. María Florencia.This compound name combines the Hebrew origin of Mary with the Latin origin of Florence, creating a name with a special sonority that emanates delicacy and refinement, perhaps due to the evocations of the wonderful Italian city cradle of artists. In addition, the meaning of the name Florence, related to the beauty of flowers, only increases the appeal of this girl name.
6. Stella Maris. The only name that departs from the pattern followed by Argentine families is this name composed of Latin origin. A starfish ideal for any girl in a fully latinized name that gives an original and mysterious touch.
7. María Belén. It is a name composed of totally Hebrew origin that gives it a special energy. These are two popular names that are very popular thanks to the biblical tradition. The strength of Mary is combined with the softness of Bethlehem to form one of the most attractive girl names.
8. María Alejandra. The Greek origin of Alejandra joins the biblical Maria forming a combination of two heavyweights in the matter of girls' names. This compound name exudes strength, energy, courage and strength, after all, for a girl who will be destined to succeed.
9. María Carmen. The Latin origin of the name Carmen, together with the popular name of María, only reinforces the beauty of this name that praises art and singing as an expression of life. Both names are very popular in the Hispanic world, so the girls who wear it are surrounded by a close and familiar touch.
10. María Victoria. The Latin origin of the name Victoria and its meaning are reinforced when combined with the Hebrew name María. Both names are strong enough to be used alone, so their union increases the appeal of this compound name ideal for girls with a great personality.
Laura Velez. Editor of GuiaInfantil.com
