The Perfect Baby Name - Female and male first names : Philippines.

ARNEL

Arnel, of Philippine origin, means 'grace'. It's derived from two elements: 'arnal', a type of coconut tree, and 'el', signifying light. This name gained popularity in the Philippines during the 20th century.

ERIVERTO

Eriverto is a rare yet distinctive given name of Hispanic origin from the Philippines. It is composed of two elements: "eri", likely derived from the Hebrew name Eric meaning 'eternal ruler', and "berto", a variant of Herbert, which translates to 'bright' or 'famous army'. Thus, Eriverto could symbolize 'eternal bright ruler' or 'eternal famous army'.

ISAGANI

Isagani: Philippine origin; derived from Tagalog "isagani," meaning "to cause to prosper." Typically male, signifying growth and success.

JOMEL

The first name Jomel originates from Latin, derived from the word 'Iohannes', meaning 'God is gracious'. It is popular in various cultures, notably in the Philippines where it is often used as a unisex name. Spelling variations include Jomali and Jomalia. As it is not associated with any specific day on the calendar, it offers a timeless naming option for parents.

LEONILA

Leonila is a feminine given name derived from Latin roots. It means 'lioness' or 'strong as a lion', combining 'leo', meaning lion, with 'ila', denoting femininity. This balancing of power and grace has made Leonila popular among diverse cultures worldwide, carried by notable figures such as Filipino painter Leonila Iloilo and playwright Neneng Reyes. Its melodic three-syllable structure makes it pleasing to the ear while conveying a sense of rhythm and harmony.

LIGAYA

Ligaya is a Filipino female given name derived from the Tagalog word "ligaw," meaning "to woo" or "to court." It signifies love, happiness, and joy.

LUZVIMINDA

Luzviminda is a Filipino name combining 'luzvim', meaning light, and 'minda', signifying mind or intelligence.

MELESIO

Melesio is a Latin-derived first name, originally popular in the Philippines. Its meaning, 'mercy', is derived from combining 'miser', meaning 'pity' or 'mercy', with 'leo', signifying 'lion'.

OGIE

Ogie is a boy's name of Latin origin, derived from 'Augustus', meaning 'great' or 'venerable'. Over time, Augustus evolved through Augustine, August, Gus, and eventually to Ogie, reflecting language evolution into more casual forms. While not common worldwide, Ogie stands out due to its unique sound and historical roots. It's associated with Filipino musician-comedian Ogie Alcasid but has appeal beyond his fame.