When we look for our baby’s name, we often look for ideas in things we like, like books or movies. We share 61 names for boys and girls inspired by Disney movies .
Girl names inspired by Disney movies
- Adela: of Germanic origin, it means “noble”. Inspired by Adella, one of the six sisters from “The Little Mermaid”.
- Adelaida: derives from the old German name Adelheid, composed of athal (nobility) and heid (aspect), meaning “noble aspect”. Inspired by Madame Adelaide Bonfamille, the owner of Duchess, Marie, Berlioz and Toulouse in “The Aristocats”.
- Alana: of ancient Germanic origin, it means “precious”. Inspired by one of the sisters from “The Little Mermaid”.
- Alice: of Greek origin, it means “true”. Inspired by the protagonist of “Alice in Wonderland”.
- Amelia: variant of Amalia, whose meaning is “work”. Inspired by Amelia “Mia” Thermopolis from “Princess by Surprise” (titled “El Diario de la Princesa” in Latin America).
- Ana / Anna: means “the one with grace and compassion.” Inspired by Anna, from the hit movies “Frozen”.
- Andrina: variant of the Greek name Andrea, which means “virile, masculine”. Inspired by Andrina, one of the sisters from “The Little Mermaid”.
- Arianna: Latin form of the Greek name Ariadne, which means “pure, holy.” Inspired by Queen Arianna, Rapunzel’s mother.
- Ariel: although it is a unisex name, Ariel was a name that began to be given to girls in the 90s, coinciding with the premiere of the mythical Disney movie “The Little Mermaid”.
- Aurora: of Latin origin, refers to dawn. Inspired by Princess Aurora, from “Sleeping Beauty” and “Maleficent”.
- Bianca: name of Italian origin that means “brilliant woman.” Inspired by Bianca, from “The Rescuers in Kangarooland”.
- Blanca: name of German origin that means “pure, bright”. Inspired by Princess Snow White.
- Bella: variant of Isabella and Anabella, of Latin origin. It means “beauty” and is inspired by Princess Bella.
- Carlota: feminine diminutive of Carlos, which means “free man”. Inspired by Charlotte “Lottie” from “Tiana y el sapo” (“The princess and the frog” in Latin America).
- Celia: feminine form of the Roman family name Celia, sometimes used as a short form of Cecilia, which is of Latin origin and means “blind.” Inspired by Celia Mae, Mike Wazowski’s girlfriend in “Monsters SA” (“Monsters Inc.” in Latin America).
- Clara: of Latin origin, it means “brilliant, illustrious”. Inspired by the protagonist of “The Nutcracker and the Four Kingdoms”.
- Cleo: of Greek origin, it means “glory”. Inspired by the pet fish from “Pinocchio”.
- Colette: French name that means “victory of the people”. Inspired by chef Colette Tatou from “Ratatouille”.
- Edna: of Hebrew origin, it means “rejuvenation.” Inspired by Edna Moda, from “The Incredibles”.
- Elizabeth: of Hebrew origin, it means “consecrated to God”, “promise of God”. Inspired by Elizabeth James, Hallie and Annie’s mother in “You to London and I to California” (“Twins Game” in Latin America “).
- Ellie: short for names like Ellen and Elizabeth. Inspired by Ellie from “Up”.
- Elsa: short form of Elizabeth. Inspired by the popular queen Elsa from “Frozen”.
- Esmeralda: of Latin origin, it comes from “Smeragda”, which means “the one who has hope” and “the one who radiates purity.” Inspired by the gypsy Esmeralda, from “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”
- Eva: of Hebrew origin, it means “She who gives life” or “She who lives”. Inspired by the EVA robot from “Wall-E”.
- Giselle: name of Germanic origin, variant of Gisela, which means “rod, arrow. Inspired by the princess Giselle from” Enchanted “.
- Jasmine: of Arabic origin, it means “beautiful like the jasmine flower”. Inspired by Princess Jasmine from “Aladdin”.
- Jessie: of English origin, it comes from the Hebrew Yiskah, which means “God contemplates.” Also used as a diminutive of Jessica. Inspired by the cowgirl Jessie from the “Toy Story” franchise.
- Kiara: variant of the Italian name Chiara, it means “clear, bright”. Inspired by Simba and Nala’s daughter in “The Lion King”.
- Leah: Biblical name of Hebrew origin, means “tired”. Inspired by the name of Queen Leah, mother of Princess Aurora.
- Mary: of Hebrew origin, it means “beloved of God, lofty, eminent.” It is the most used name in the western world. Inspired by the kitten Marie from “The Aristocats”.
- Merida: of Latin origin, it means “the one who has achieved a great honor.” Inspired by Princess Mérida from “Indomable” (“Brave” in Latin America).
- Moana: of Maori origin, it means “sea”. Inspired by the name of the protagonist in the American and Latin version of “Vaiana”.
- Mulán: of Chinese origin, it means “magnolia”. Inspired by the warrior of the same name.
- Tiana: of Russian and Latin origin, it means “princess”. Inspired by Princess Tiana.
- Violet: of Latin origin, it refers to the color violet. Inspired by the daughter of “The Incredibles”.
- Wendy: from Old English, derives from Gwendolin, and means “the one with the white eyelashes”, although it is also considered that it can be translated as “the true friend”. Inspired by Wendy from “Peter Pan”.
Boy names inspired by Disney movies
- Adam: of Hebrew origin, according to the Bible he was the first man created by God. Inspired by Prince Adam from “Beauty and the Beast”.
- Alfredo: of German origin, it means “the one who always advises peace”. Inspired by Alfredo Linguino, protagonist of “Ratatouille”.
- Andrés: means “strong man”. Inspired by Andy, the boy who owns the toys in “Toy Story”.
- Arturo: it is attributed a Celtic origin derived from artos (bear) and rixs (king), that is, “king of bears”. Inspired by the young Arturo, from “Merlin the Enchantress” (“The Sword in the Stone” in Latin America).
- Augustus: means “one who has been consecrated by the augurs”. Inspired by chef Auguste Gusteau from “Ratatouille”.
- Bernardo: of German origin, comes from ‘berin-hard’ : “strong bear, strong warrior like a bear”. Inspired by Bernardo from “The Rescuers in Kangarooland”.
- Bruno: comes from the Germanic brünne , which means “breastplate, breastplate”. Inspired by Cinderella’s dog.
- Carlos: of Germanic origin, it means “strong and virile man”. Inspired by Carl from “Up”.
- Christopher: of Greek origin * “khristophoros”, means “the one who carries Christ within him”. Inspired by the movie “Christopher Robin”.
- Edgar: of Polish origin, it means “the one who defends his lands with a spear”. Inspired by the butler from “The Aristocats”.
- Erick / Eric / Erik: Derived from the name Eiríkr , which comes from the first generation Old Norse. Its meaning is “sole ruler”. Inspired by the prince from “The Little Mermaid”.
- Ernesto: of German origin, it means “serious, persevering” or “one who fights to win”. Inspired by Ernesto de la Cruz, from “Coco”.
- Estéfano: derives from the Greek Στεφανος / Stéphanos (Latinized Stephanus ) and literally means “crown” and, therefore, “crowned”. Inspired by King Estéfano, father of Princess Aurora.
- Felipe: comes from the Latin Philippus , which in turn comes from the Greek Philippos , and means “horse lover” or “horse love”. Inspired by the prince from “Sleeping Beauty”.
- Felix: means “lucky, successful”. Inspired by Fix-Felix from “Wreck It Ralph!” (“Wreck-It Ralph” in Spanish America).
- Gustavo: of Swedish origin, it means “guardian of the Goths”. Inspired by Gus, one of the mice that help Cinderella.
- Héctor: of Greek origin, it means “well formed or educated person”. Inspired by Héctor, from “Coco”.
- Hugo: of Germanic origin, means “intelligent”, “lucid”, “insightful”. Inspired by one of the gargoyles of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”.
- Matías: of Hebrew origin, it means “faithful to God”. Inspired by Lieutenant Mattias, from “Frozen 2”.
- Mauricio: of Latin origin, it means “dark skinned”. Inspired by Maurice, father of Princess Bella.
- Miguel: of Hebrew origin, it means “who is like God?”. Inspired by Miguel from “Coco” and Mike Wazowski from “Monsters SA” (“Monsters Inc.” in Latin America).
- Nicolás: of Greek origin, it means “victor”, “conqueror”. Inspired by Nicholas Parker, Hallie and Annie’s father in “Tú a Londres y yo a California” (“Twins Game” in Latin America “).
- Oliver: of English origin that derives from the French name Olivier, it means “olive tree” and symbolizes wisdom and peace. Inspired by the protagonist of “Oliver and his gang”.
- Ricardo: of Germanic origin, it means “powerful because of his wealth”. Inspired by King Richard from “Robin Hood”.
- Sebastián: name of Greek origin that means “venerable”. Inspired by Sebastián, the crab from “The Little Mermaid”.
- Thomas / Thomas: of Aramaic origin, it means “twin”. Inspired by Thomas O’Malley from “The Aristocats”.
- Victor: name of Latin origin whose meaning is “victorious, victorious”. Inspired by Victor, one of the gargoyles from “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”.
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