Proper Noun Examples List
Maria + Martínez + Pérez
Own name + Surname 1 + Surname 2
Some proper names come from an etymological root or are references to literary works. For example: Mary, Joseph, Jesus, Peter, Isaiah, are proper names taken from biblical texts and have been used throughout history. On the other hand, in the Western world, which is more influenced by the culture of the United States and other countries, more people with proper names such as: Emily, William, Alexander, Anastasia have emerged in the modern era.
Many proper names have an etymological root or meaning behind them, and this motivates parents to give them to newborns. For example, among the feminine names is Valeria , which comes from Latin and means ” healthy, strong, courageous” ; and among the masculine names is Luis , which comes from the Francian and means “illustrious in combat” , or “illustrious in battle” .
Examples of proper nouns
Anthroponym or people’s names
Amanda | Ignacio | Raquel |
Alfonso | Irene | Rebeca |
Beatriz | Josephine | Raul |
Berenice | Julia | Richard |
Braulio | Josue | Sofia |
Carmen | Karina | Santiago |
Cecilia | Leonel | Simon |
Diana | Laura | Teresa |
Daniel | Mariana | Teodora |
Enrique | Marine | Thomas |
Eunice | Manuel | Ursula |
Edward | Michael | Ubaldo |
Fabian | Noelia | Ursula |
Ferdinand | Nicanor | Urban |
Fidelina | Oscar | Veronica |
Graciela | Orlando | Victor |
Gustavo | Ophelia | Wilfredo |
Haideé | Shepherdess | Ximena |
Humberto | Piety | Yolanda |
Hernando | Peter | Zechariah |
Surname or patronymic
Arellano | Hernandez | Ordonez |
Arias | Ibanez | Ortíz |
Bermudez | Jimenez | Census |
Castro | Jauregui | Quintero |
From the Mount | Landínez | Rodriguez |
Dominguez | Lopez | Salinas |
Esparragoza | You will | towers |
Fernandez | Marquez | Uribe |
flowers | Moncada | Villegas |
Garcia | Narino | Yépez |
Gonzalez | Nunez | Shoe |
Zoonyms or proper names of animals
- Argus
- fool
- Bucephalus
- Cher Ami
- Cheetah
- Daisy
- Dory
- Kini
- Laika
- Lassie
- Marengo
- Micifuz
- Nemo
- Snowy
- Fog
- Pegasus
- Pluto
- Pumbaa
- Rocinante
- Snoopy
Toponyms or place names
Continent names
- Africa
- America
- Asia
- Europe
- Oceania
Country names
- Argentina
- Australia
- Belgium
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Cameroon
- Canada
- chili
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Ecuador
- The Savior
- Spain
- Philippines
- Greece
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- India
- Iceland
- Italy
- Jamaica
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Portugal
- Puerto Rico
- Dominican Republic
- Uruguay
City names
- Assumption
- Athens
- Barcelona
- Brasilia
- Camelot
- Caracas
- Cartagena
- Mexico City
- Emerald City
- Currents
- Cumana
- Florence
- Guadalajara
- Havana
- lime
- Macondo
- Madrid
- Managua
- Merida
- Monterrey
- Montevideo
- Oaxaca
- Paris
- Rome
- San Miguel de Allende
- Santa Maria
- Santiago
- Seville
- Troy
- Valencia
- Old
Mountain names
- Aconcagua
- Cerro Analco
- Cerro Bonete
- Cerro Mercedario
- Cerro Pelón
- Chimborazo
- Chomo lonzo
- The Avila
- El Pital
- Iztaccihuatl
- Mount Everest
- Nevado de Huascarán
- snowy Tolima
- Toulca’s snowy
- Eye of the Salado
- Bread of sugar
- Sajama
- Sierra de Juárez
- Sierra Nevada de Mérida
- Yaa tini
Urban place names
- Avellaneda Avenue
- Libertador Avenue
- The Zocalo
- Las Ramblas
- Forest park
- Hall of Fame
- Paseo de La Reforma
- Main Square
- Bolivar plaza
- Concorde Square
- Garibaldi Square
- Main Square
- Red Square
- Sun Gate
- Fifth Avenue
Hydronyms or names of rivers, seas, lakes and lagoons
- Maracaibo lake
- Texcoco Lake
- Titicaca lake
- Laguna Colorada
- Caribbean Sea
- Mediterranean Sea
- Dead Sea
- Black Sea
- Atlantic Ocean
- Indian Ocean
- Pacific Ocean
- Colorado River
- Silver river
- Douro River
- Lempa River
- Manzanares River
- Mapocho River
- Black river
- Orinoco river
- Seine river