Guadalupe
Guadalupe is a baby name of Spanish origin, meaning Valley of the wolf; Our Lady of Guadalupe.
What Guadalupe means
Valley of the wolf; Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Guadalupe is a long name at 9 letters, which usually means a nickname will appear whether you plan one or not, and ends on a vowel, which tends to make a name sound open and carry well when called across a room. Its 5 vowels give it a flowing rhythm.
Where Guadalupe comes from
Spanish names blend Latin roots with Visigothic and Arabic influence, and many are tied to Marian devotions or saints' days, which is how a single name can have several regional forms.
Guadalupe is recorded as Spanish in origin. Browse other Spanish names.
How popular is Guadalupe?
In the baby name rankings we track, Guadalupe falls outside the top 100. That puts it in the broad middle ground where most names live: familiar to those who know it, uncommon enough to still feel like a choice.
The character of Guadalupe
We group Guadalupe under faith. If that is the quality drawing you to it, the theme link below collects every other name we hold in the same group.
Themes: Faith
Names like Guadalupe
These share Guadalupe's themes, origin, or both — closest first.
- Cruz — Cross.
- Gabriela — God is my strength.
- Cristobal — Bearer of Christ.
- Daniela — God is my judge.
- Dolores — Sorrows; Our Lady of Sorrows.
- Manuel — God is with us.
- Matias — Gift of God.
- Mercedes — Mercies; Our Lady of Mercy.
- Pilar — Pillar of strength; Our Lady of the Pillar.
- Rosario — Rosary; crown of roses.
- Salvador — Savior.
- Diwa — Spirit; essence.