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
uncertain
Spanish
72 names, very rare — fewer than 25 babies a year, in United States