Portugal’s male naming practices blend global maritime heritage and devout Catholic influences, producing timeless mainstays like Miguel or Francisco. Others reflect lineage from explorers or literary greats. A boy’s name might hold subtle references to the country’s golden Age of Discovery or its modern cultural flair. In every instance, Portuguese baby boy names honor a past brimming with art, seafaring courage, and the pursuit of knowledge.

Deivy -

Divine

Dimas -

Sunset

Ederson -

Son of eduardo

Edgard -

Brave and strong spearman

Edilson -

Protector of the people

Edmundo -

Wealthy protector

Edu -

Wealthy guardian

Everardo -

Strong as a wild boar

Felipe -

A variant of the Greek term Philippos

Filipe -

Lover of horses

Florencio -

Flourishing

Giomar -

War or battle and

Guilherme -

Resolute protector

Heitor -

Holding fast

Henrique -

Of the Germanic origin.

Heraldo -

Herald

Heriberto -

Army bright

Hipolito -

Freer of horses

Humberto -

Renowned warrior or shining intellect

Jayro -

Hero

Joaopedro -

A variant of John

Jorge -

Farmer

Josede -

God will increase

Josemiguel -

He will add

Kaua -

Sensitive

Kauan -

Hawk

Luiz -

Famous warrior

Marcellino -

Young warrior

Marcello -

Of the name marcello

Marques -

It signifies

Monterio -

Hunter

Murilo -

Peace

Neymar -

Famous footballer

Oseias -

Salvation

Quartez -

Quartet

Ramiro -

Wise protector

Raul -

Counsel

Simao -

He has heard

Thiago -

Supplanter

Tiago -

Saint james

Tomas -

Twin

Wellington -

A variant of various places called Wellington in Shropshire

Yeraldo -

Exalted by the lord

Ysidro -

Gift of isis

Zorion -

Happy

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