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Title: A list of Philippine Baptismal Names
Author: E. E. Schneider
Contributor: David Prescott Barrows
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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A LIST OF PHILIPPINE
BAPTISMAL NAMES ***
BULLETIN No. 9, 1905
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BUREAU OF EDUCATION
A LIST OF
PHILIPPINE BAPTISMAL
NAMES
MANILA
BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINTING
1905
INTRODUCTION.
The following list of Philippine baptismal names originated with Mr. E.
E. Schneider, a teacher in the Bureau of Education in the division of
Ambos Camarines, and was submitted to the undersigned in October of
last year.
Mr. Schneider found that very great difficulty is experienced by
American teachers in determining the correct spelling of the proper
names of Filipino pupils enrolled in our schools. Filipino teachers
also are frequently careless in this matter, and, through neglect and
the absence of proper standards, the spelling of proper names in the
Philippines has undergone great corruption. The necessity for such a
list as this is certainly apparent to anyone who has had the task of
properly enrolling pupils in a school.
Mr. Schneider’s list comprises something more than 1,400 names. They
were in large part taken from the Roman Catholic calendars, but other
names were added by him from school registers and other sources.
It was Mr. Schneider’s recommendation that the matter be submitted to
revision here in Manila, and this task was excellently performed by Mr.
Emerson Christie. Mr. Christie went through a great number of the
cedula lists of Manila, examining over 25,000 names, and in this way
verified and corrected many doubtful names. In making corrections of
the spelling of these names as they appear on the cedula lists, Mr.
Christie followed an authorized edition of the Roman Martyrology,
published in Madrid in 1891. In adding written accent marks he followed
the rules of the Royal Spanish Academy as set forth in its
authoritative grammar in Chapter III, Part IV.
Mr. Christie desired to express his deep sense of obligation to
Monsignor Fowler, Father Stanton, S. J., Father O’Connell, S. J.,
Father Sotero, who aided him in the work and collaborated with him; and
to Mr. Ellis Cromwell, chief deputy collector of the Department of
Assessments and Collections, who gave him free access to the tens of
thousands of names preserved in his office.
David P. Barrows,
General Superintendent of Education.
Manila, June 27, 1904.
PREFACE.
To facilitate the use of the list, the compiler begs leave to call the
attention of his fellow-teachers to the following common sources of
error:
(1) Confusing g, j, and h. H having in the native languages the same
value as g before e and i and as j before all vowels, is
frequently confused with them. (Examples: Heminiano and Jiminiano
for Geminiano; Aleho for Alejo.)
(2) Confusing b and p with v and f. (Bibencia for Vivencia; Pilemón
for Filemón.)
(3) Confusing c, s, and z, and sometimes x. (Cenón for Zenón; Cenén
for Senén; Zofronio for Sofronio; Felis and Feliz for Felix;
Mácsima for Máxima.)
(4) Confusing e with i, and o with u. (Eusídio for Eusebio;
Froctoso for Fructuoso.)
(5) Omitting or inserting initial H. (Eladio for Heladio; Henrique
for Enrique.)
(6) Writing ll for li and ñ for ni. (Emillo for Emilio; Higiño for
Higinio. Ll and ñ occur only once in the whole list, in Llorente
and Iñigo.)
The above are only a few out of hundreds of examples actually found in
school registers, tax and cedula lists, etc.
Referring to the written accent in such names as Damián (o) (a), it
should be remembered that this disappears in the forms with vowel
terminations, as in these the natural tonic accent falls on the
penultimate syllable.
While the compiler hopes that the list may be of service to his
colleagues in teaching their pupils what American children learn almost
first of all—that is, to spell correctly their own names—he is at the
same time well aware that this attempt is not complete nor absolutely
correct, and he will acknowledge with sincere thanks any additions and
corrections that teachers or others may be kind enough to send him.
E. E. Schneider.
San José, Camarines, P.I., October, 1903.
LIST OF PHILIPPINE BAPTISMAL NAMES.
A
Aarón
Abdías
Abdón
Abercio
Abraham
Absalón
Abundio
Acacio
Acario
Acisclo
Acucio
Acudeo
Adalberto
Adela
Adelaida
Adelfo (a)
Adelina
Adolfo
Adriano (a)
Afro (a)
Afrodisio (a)
Agapito (a)
Agatocilia
Agatón (a)
Agatónico (a)
Agatópedes
Aglae
Agoardo
Agrícola
Agripino (a)
Águedo (a)
Agustín (a)
Albano (a)
Alberico (a)
Alberto (a)
Albino (a)
Aldegunda
Alejandro (a)
Alejandrino (a)
Alejo (a)
Alfonso (a)
Alfredo (a)
Alipio (a)
Almaquio (a)
Alodia
Alvaro (a)
Amadeo (a)
Amado (a)
Amador
Amalio (a)
Amancio (a)
Amando (a)
Amaranto (a)
Amario (a)
Ambrosio (a)
Amelberga
Amiano (a)
Amón (a)
Amonaria
Amós
Amparo
Ana
Anacleto (a)
Ananías
Anastasio (a)
Anatolio (a)
Andoquio (a)
Andrea
Andrés
Anfiloquio (a)
Ángel (a)
Ángeles
Angélica
Aniano (a)
Aniceto (a)
Anisio (a)
Anselmo (a)
Ansia
Antea
Antelmo (a)
Antero (a)
Antidio (a)
Antioco (a)
Antipas
Antoliana
Antonio (a)
Antusa
Anunciación
Apeles
Apias
Apolinar (io) (ia)
Apolonio (a)
Aproniano (a)
Áquila
Aquíleo (a)
Aquilino (a)
Arcadio (a)
Arcángel
Areta
Aretas
Argéntea
Aristarco (a)
Arístides
Aristón (a)
Arnolfo (a)
Arsenio (a)
Artemio (a)
Arturo (a)
Ascención
Astorga
Asunción
Atalo (a)
Atanasio (a)
Atenodoro (a)
Atenógenes
Atilano (a)
Atón
Augurio (a)
Augusto (a)
Aureo (a)
Aurelio (a)
Aurora
Auspicio (a)
Austreberta (o)
Austregísilo (a)
Austremonia
Avelino (a)
Avito (a)
Azas
B
Balbino (a)
Baldomero (a)
Baltasar (a)
Bárbara
Barbea
Barlaán
Barsabas
Bartolomé (ea)
Barula
Basíla (eo)
Basiliano
Basilio (a)
Basiliso (a)
Basso (a)
Batilde
Baudelio (a)
Báyulo
Beata (o)
Beatriz
Beda
Bega
Benedicto (a)
Benigna (o)
Benildes
Benito
Benjamín
Bercario
Berenguer
Berenice
Bernabé
Bernabela
Bernardino (a)
Bernardo (a)
Berta
Bertila
Bertino
Bertoldo
Bibiano (a)
Bienvenido (a)
Blanca
Blanda
Blandina
Blas (a)
Bona
Bonifacio
Bonosa
Borromeo
Braulio
Briccio
Brígido (a)
Bruno (a)
Buenaventura
Burcardo
C
Calamanda
Calinico (a)
Caliopa
Caliopio
Calixto (a)
Camilo (a)
Candelaria
Cándido (a)
Cantalicio
Cantidio
Canuto (a)
Capitolina
Capiton
Caridad
Carina
Carlos
Carlota
Carolina
Carmen
Carpo
Casdoa
Casiano
Casimiro
Casio
Cástido
Casto
Castor (a) (io)
Catalino (a)
Cayetano (a)
Cayo
Ceciliano
Cecilio (a)
Ceferino (a)
Celedonio (a)
Celerino (a)
Celestino (a)
Celso
Centola
César
Cesáreo (a)
Cilina
Cipriano (a)
Cirenia
Ciriaco (a)
Cirilo (a)
Cirion (Ciria)
Ciro
Citino
Clarencio
Clarina
Claro (a)
Clateo
Claudiano (a)
Claudio (a)
Clemencia
Clemente
Clementino (a)
Cleto (a)
Climaco
Clodoaldo
Clotilde
Codrato
Cointa
Coleta
Colmano
Colomano
Columbano
Columbo (a)
Concepción
Conceso (a)
Concordio (a)
Conrado
Consolación
Consolada
Consorcia
Constancio (a)
Constantino
Consuelo
Cordula
Corentino
Corinto (a)
Cornelio (a)
Cosme
Cosmedín
Credula
Corr. for Cordula
Cremencio
Crescenciano (a)
Crescencio (a)
Crescente
Crisanto (a)
Crisógono
Crisólogo (a)
Crisóstomo
Crispín (o) (a)
Crispiniano
Críspulo (a)
Cristeto (a)
Cristiano (a)
Cristino (a)
Cristóbal
Cuadrado
Cuartilla
Cucufate
Cunegunda
Custodio (a)
D
Dafrosa
Dalmacio (a)
Dámaso (a)
Damián (o) (a)
Daniel (a)
Darío (a)
Dativo (a)
Dato
David
Davino
Dedicacion
Delfin (a)
Democrito (a)
Deogracias
Desiderio
Didimo
Diego (a)
Digna
Diomedes
Dionisio (a)
Dióscoro
Diosdado (a)
Doda
Dolores
Domiciano
Dominador
Domingo (a)
Domna
Domnino (a)
Domnio
Donatila
Donato (a)
Doroteo (a)
Druso
Dula (s)
E
Ebrulfo
Edgardo (a)
Edilberto (a)
Edilburga
Ediltrudes
Edita
Edmundo (a)
Eduardo
Eduvigis
Efrén
Egidio
Eladio (a)
Corr. of Heladio (a)
Elamo
Eleázaro
Electa
Eleno (a)
Elenida
Eleonor
Elesbaán
Eleuterio (a)
Elías
Elifio
Eligio (a)
Elisa
Eliseo (a)
Elpidio (a)
Ema (or Emma)
Emelia
Emeramo
Emerenciana
Emerico
Emerida
Emeterio (a)
Emigdio
Emilio (a)
Emiliano (a)
Encarnación
Engracio (a)
Enrique (eta)
Eovaldo
Epicarides
Epifana
Epifanía
Epifanio
Epimaco
Epitacio (a)
Erasmo (a)
Erena
Corr. of Herena
Eriberto
Corr. of Heriberto
Erico
Ernesto (a)
Erón
Corr. of Herón
Eróteides
Erundina
Corr. of Herundina
Escolástico (a)
Esdras
Esmaragdo
Esmeraldo (a)
Espectacion
Barbarism for Expertación
Esperanza
Espiridíon
Estanislao (a)
Esteban (fana)
Estefanio (a)
Estelita
Ester
Estratón
Euclides
Eudosio (a)
Eufemio (a)
Eufrasio (a)
Eufromiano
Eufronio
Eufrosina
Eugeniano
Eugenio (a)
Eulalio (a)
Eulampio (a)
Eulogio (a)
Eunomia
Euquerio
Eusebio (a)
Eustacio (a)
Eustaquio (a)
Eustasio (a)
Eustoquio (a)
Eustorgio
Eustosio
Eustracio
Eutiques
Eutiquiano
Eutiquio
Eutropio (a)
Evaldo
Evaristo (a)
Evelio
Evodio (a)
Exaltación
Expectación
Ezequiel
Exuperio
F
Fabián (o) (a)
Fabio
Fabiola
Fabriciano
Facundo (a)
Faina
Fandila
Fausto (a)
Faustiniano
Faustino (a)
Fé
Febronia
Federico
Feliciano (a)
Felicidad
Felicísimo (a)
Felícitas
Felícula
Felino
Felipe (a)
Felisa
Felisardo
Félix
Fermín (a)
Fernando
Ferredo
Fiacrio
Fidel (a)
Fidencio
Filemón (a)
Fileto
Filiberto
Filomeno (a)
Filón
Filoteo
Filotero
Flaviana (o)
Flavio (a)
Floberto
Corr. of Filoberto
Flora
Florencio (a)
Florentino (a)
Florián (o) (a)
Focas
Fortunato (a)
Francisco (a)
Fraterno
Froilán (a)
Fructuoso (a)
Frutos
Fulco
Fulgencio (a)
Fusca
G
Gabino (a)
Gabriel (a)
Galación
Galatas
Galicano
Galo (a)
Gamaliel
Gaspar (a)
Gaudencio (a)
Gaudioso
Gaudino
Gaugerico
Gedeón
Gelando
Gelasio
Geminiano (a)
Gemma
Probably corr. of Emmao or Ema
Genadio
Genaro (a)
Corr. of Jenaro (a)
General
Generoso (a)
Genoveva
Georgia
Gerardo (a)
Gereón
Gerino
Germán (o) (a)
Geroncio
Gerónimo
Misspelling for Jeronimo
Gertrudis
Geruncio
Gervasio (a)
Getulio
Gil
Ginés
Gisleno
Glafira
Glicerio (a)
Glodovaldo
Misspelling for Clodoaldo
Goar
Godolfredo
Corr. of Godofrido
Gonzalo
Gorgonio (a)
Graciano (a)
Gracio (a)
Grato (a)
Gregorio (a)
Gudelia
Guido
Guillermo (a)
Gumersindo
Gundenes
Gundula
Erroneous dim. of Gundenes
Guniforte
Gurias
H
Heladio (a)
Heliades
Heliodoro
Heraclio
Heradio (a)
Herculano
Herena
Herenia
Heriberto (a)
Hermas
Hermenegildo (a)
Herminia
Hermógenes (ena)
Herón
Herundina
Hieroteo
Higinio (a)
Higino (a)
Corr. of the preceding
Hilario (a) (on)
Hilaro
Hiltrudes
Hipado (a)
Hipólito
Honesto
Honorato (a)
Honorio (a)
Hortensio (a)
Hospicio (a)
Hugo
I
Ida
Ifigenia
Igmedio
Corr. of Emigdio
Ignacio (a)
Ildefonso (a)
Iluminado (a)
Indalecio
Indés
Inés
Inocencio (a)
Inocente
Inocentes
Iñigo
Iradia
Corr. of Iraides
Irene (eo) (ea)
Irmina
Isaac
Isabel
Isabelo
Isabino
Isacio
Isaías
Isidoro (a)
Isidro (a)
Ismael
Ivon
J
Jacinto (a)
Jacob (o) (a)
Jaime
Jantipa
Januario (a)
Jasón
Javier
Jenaro
Jeremías
Jerónimo
Jesús (sa)
Joaquín (a)
Job
Joel
Jonás
Jorge (ea)
José (fa) (fina)
Josué
Jovito (a)
Juan (a)
Judas
Julio (a)
Julián (a)
Julita
Justiniano (a)
Justino (a)
Justo (a)
Juvencio
L
Ladislao
Lamberto
Largo
Laurencio (a)
Laurentino
Lauriano (a)
Lauro (a)
Lázaro
Leandro
Leacadio (a)
Leodegario
León (a)
Leonardo (a)
Leoncio (a)
Leonides
Leonila
Leonor (or a)
Leopardo
Leopoldo
Leovigildo
Leto
Liberato (a)
Liberio
Liborio
Librada
Licerio
Licirio
Lidia
Barbarism for Lydia
Ligorio
Lino (a)
Lioba
Llorente
Longinos
Lope
Lopez
Lorenzo (a)
Loreto
Lourdes
Lucas
Lucía
Luciano
Lucila
Lucina
Lucio
Lucrecio (a)
Ludovico
Luís (a)
Lupcino
Lupencio
Misspelling of Lupcino
Luperio
Lupo
Lutgardes
Lutgardo
Luz
Lydia
M
Macario (a)
Macedon
Macedonio
Macra
Macrina
Macrobio
Madrona
Misspelling of Matrona
Magdalena
Magín (a)
Magnerico
Magno (a)
Malaquías
Mamerto (a)
Mameto
Corr. of Mamerto
Mamiliano
Manuel (a)
Maranto
Corr. of Amaranto
Marceliano
Marcelino (a)
Marcelo (a)
Marcia
Marcial
Marciano (a)
Marcos (a)
Mardonio
Margarita
María
Mariano (a)
Marino (a)
Mario
Marón
Marta
Martín (a)
Martiniano (a)
Martirio
Mateo (ea) (ías)
Materno
Matilde
Matrona
Mauro (a)
Mauricio (a)
Maximiano (a)
Maximiliano (a)
Maximino (a)
Maximo (a)
Medardo
Melanio (a)
Melchor (a)
Melecio (a)
Melitina
Melito
Melquiades
Menas (eo)
Merced
Mercedes
Mercurio (a)
Metodio
Micaela
Miguel (a)
Mirón
Miropo
Modesto (a)
Moisés (etes)
Mónico (a)
Monitor
Montano
Mucio
Mustióla
N
Nabor
Narciso (a)
Natalio (a)
Natividad
Naulina
Naval
Nazario (a)
Nemesio
Nemorio
Neomisia
Neón
Nereo
Nestor
Nestorio
Nicandro
Nicanor (a)
Nicasio (a)
Nicéforo
Niceta
Nicetas
Nicodemos
Nicolás (a)
Nicomedes
Nieves
Nilo
Nimia
Nono (a)
Nonita
Dim. of above
Norberto
Novato
Numeriano
Nunilón
O
Obdulia
Octaviano
Octavio (a)
Odón
Olavo
Olegario
Olimpio (a)
Oliva
Onésimo
Onofre
Optaciano
Orestes
Oscar
Osmundo
Osorio
Ostiano
Otilia
P
Pablo
Paciano
Paciencia
Paciente
Pacifico
Pacita
Dim. of Paz
Pafnucio
Paladio (a)
Palemón
Pancracio
Pánfilo
Pantaleón (a)
Parmenas
Parmenio
Pascasio
Pascual (a)
Pastor (a)
Patermucio
Paterno
Patricio (a)
Patrocinio
Patronio
Misspelling of Petronio
Paulo (a)
Paulino (a)
Páz
Pedro
Pelagio (a)
Pelayo
Pelegrín (a)
Pelensio
Peleo
Pentecostes
Perfecto (a)
Peregrino
Perpetuo (a)
Perseveranda
Petra
Petrona
Petronilo (a)
Petronio
Piencia
Pilar
Pío (a)
Plácido (a)
Platón
Plautila
Policarpo (a)
Policronio
Polixena
Pompeyo
Pomposa
Ponciano (a)
Poncio
Porcario
Porfirio (a)
Potamiena
Potamio (a) (ón)
Potenciano (a)
Pragmático
Práxedes
Praxidio
Barbarism for Presidio
Precioso (a)
Presentación
Presidio
Primitivo (a)
Primo
Prisco (a)
Priscila
Privado
Probo
Proceso (a)
Procopio
Próculo
Próspero
Protasio
Proto
Prudenciana
Prudencio (a)
Publio (a)
Pulqueria
Pura
Purificación
Purísimo (a)
Q
Queremón
Querubín
Quiliano
Quinciano
Quintila
Quintile
Quintín (a) (o)
Quiriaco
Quirico
Quirino
Quiterio (a)
R
Radegunda
Rafael (a)
Raimundo (a)
Rainaldo
Rainelda
Rainerio
Ramiro
Ramon (a)
Ranulfo
Raquel
Redempta
Regino (a)
Remedío
Remedios
Remigio (a)
Reparata
Reparaz
Resada
Respicio
Restituto (a)
Resurrección
Ricardo (a)
Ricario
Rigoberto
Rita
Rizal
Roberto
Rodrigo (a)
Rodulfo
Rogaciano
Rogelio (a)
Roman (a) (o)
Romarico
Romualdo (a)
Rómulo (a)
Roque
Rosa
Rosalío (a)
Rosario
Rosauro (a)
Rosela
Barbarism for Rósula
Rosendo (a)
Roseta
Rósula
Rufino (a)
Rufo (a)
Ruperto (a)
Rústico (a)
S
Sabas
Sabel
Sabiniano
Sabino (a)
Sadot
Sagar
Salaberga
Salomé (ca) (ón)
Salud
Salustia
Salustiano
Salvador
Salvino
Salvio
Samonas
Samuel
Sancho (a)
Sándalo
Santiago
Santos
Saturnino (a)
Saturo
Saula
Savino (a)
Sebastia (án) (a)
Sacundiano
Secundila
Secundino (a)
Segismundo
Segundina (o)
Segundo (a)
Semproniana
Senén
Sefarín (a)
Serapia (o) (ón)
Sereno (a)
Sergio (a)
Servando
Servideo
Serviliano
Servo
Servulo
Severiano (a)
Severino (a)
Sexto
Siervo
Better spelling, Servo
Silvano
Silverio (a)
Silvestro (a)
Silvino (a)
Silvio (a)
Símaco
Simeón (a)
Simón (a)
Simplicio (a)
Sinforoso (a)
Sinesio
Síntica
Better spelling, Sintiques
Sintiques
Siricio
Siro
Sisenando
Sixto (a)
Socolano
Barbarism for Solocano
Socorro
Sofía
Sofronio (a)
Solócano
Sotero (a)
Sulpicio
(Surano)
Susana
T
Taciano (a)
Tadeo
Tais
Tarbula
Tarcila
Taurino
Tea
Tecla
Telesforo (a)
Temístocles
Teodardo
Teodorico (a)
Teodoro (a)
Teodosio (a)
Teodoto (a)
Teodulfo
Teodulo
Teófilo (a)
Teopisto (es)
Teótimo
Terenciano
Tereso (a)
Tiburcio (a)
Timolao
Timoteo (a)
Tirso
Tito
Tobías
Tolomeo
Tomás (a)
Torcuato (a)
Toribio (a)
Torpetes
Tranquilino (a)
Trasón
Trifón (a) (ia)
Trifosa
Trinidad
Troadio
Troyano
Turiano (a)
U
Ubaldo (a)
Uldarico
Ulpiano
Ulrica
Urbano (a)
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Vedasto
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Victorio (a)
Victorino (a)
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Vidal
Vigilio (a)
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Vitalico
Vito
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Vivina
Voto
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W
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Z
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Zenas
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Zotico
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