Five-Syllable Names Rare and Distinctive Names for Your Baby

Maximilian: "Greatest," from Latin "maximus" and "aemilius."

Ezequiel: God Strengthens

Maximillian: "Greatest" (Latin)

Esequiel: Hebrew origin, meaning "God will strengthen."

Polish variant of Maximilian, meaning "greatest" or "most excellent."

Candelario: "Candlemaker" (Latin)

Anastacio: Resurrection, rising again (Greek)

Feliciano: "fortunate" (Latin)

Dontavious: Masterful Bird, combining "Donte" (master/lord) and "Avius" (bird).

Dionicio: Greek origin, "follower of Dionysus," god of wine and revelry; Roman god Bacchus, associated with wine and pleasure.

Alexandria (Greek): "Defending men," named after Alexander the Great's Egyptian city, symbolizing strength, protection, and leadership.

Resurrection, rising, hope, new beginnings, strength, perseverance

Evangelina: Greek, "good news," "gospel," faith, hope, spreading God's word.

Alexandrea: Defender of mankind (Greek origin)

Crown of honor and victory.

Georgianna: Farmer or earth worker (Latin origin)

Eleanora: "Light" or "Shining One" (Latin origin)

Viridiana: Latin origin, meaning "green" or "flourishing," representing youth and vitality.

Sanjuanita: "little Saint John" (Spanish feminine)

Emiliana: Rival, confident, strong, ambitious