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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
36	Ario	Spanish	Variant of Arrio: Warlike; fierce.	M
37	Arlo	Spanish	Bayberry (tree).	M
38	Armando	Spanish	Army man. Variant of Herman.	M
39	Arrio	Spanish	Warlike; fierce.	M
40	Arryo	Spanish	Variant of Arrio: Warlike; fierce.	M
41	Arturo	Spanish	Noble; courageous.	M
42	Aryo	Spanish	Variant of Arrio: Warlike; fierce.	M
43	Aureliano	Spanish	Golden.	M
44	Aurelio	Spanish	Gold.	M
45	Aurelius	Spanish	Golden.	M
46	Bartoli	Spanish	Ploughman.	M
47	Bartolo	Spanish	Ploughman.	M
48	Bartolome	Spanish	Ploughman.	M
49	Basilio	Spanish	Noble.	M
50	Beinvenido	Spanish	Welcome.	M
51	Beltran	Spanish	Bright raven.	M
52	Bemabe	Spanish	Son of comfort.	M
53	Bembe	Spanish	Spanish form of Barnaby prophet.	M
54	Benedicto	Spanish	Blessed.	M
55	Benito	Spanish	A Spanish diminutive of the Latin Benedict meaning blessed. Italian dictator Benito Mussolini died in 1945.	M
56	Bernardo	Spanish	Strong as a bear.	M
57	Bertin	Spanish	Variant of Berton: Good friend. Famous Bearer: Canadian singer/songwriter Burton Cummings.	M
58	Berto	Spanish	Intelligent.	M
59	Berton	Spanish	Good friend. Famous Bearer: Canadian singer/songwriter Burton Cummings.	M
60	Blanco	Spanish	White; blond.	M
61	Blas	Spanish	Stutters.	M
62	Bonifacio	Spanish	Benefactor.	M
63	Bonifaco	Spanish	Benefactor.	M
64	Buinton	Spanish	Born fifth.	M
65	Cachi	Spanish	Bringer of peace.	M
66	Calvino	Spanish	Bald.	M
67	CarIes	Spanish	The Spanish form of Charles; meaning strong or manly, occasionally used in English-speaking countries.	M
68	Carlino	Spanish	Variant of Carlos: Man (Spanish variant of Charles).	M
69	Carlo	Spanish	Variant of Carlos: Man (Spanish variant of Charles).	M
70	Carlomagno	Spanish	Charles the Great.	M