Spanish Names
Spanish names sit on Latin with two other layers pressed into them: Visigothic Germanic from the early middle ages, and Arabic from eight centuries of al-Andalus. A second strand is devotional rather than etymological — names taken from titles of the Virgin Mary, which are place names and abstractions rather than personal names.
Languages behind these names
Latin
Hebrew
Germanic
Greek
Spanish
from Latin
5 names, very rare — fewer than 25 babies a year, in United States