Spanish Names
How naming works in Spain — order, inheritance, particles, and the names Foundry's own data sees most often, backed by a live parser.
Common names in Spain
The given and family names Foundry sees most often for Spain, each shown with its share of what Foundry has learned — not an official statistic, just what the engine's own data reflects.
Given names
- Jose 1.65%
- Antonio 1.61%
- Maria 1.55%
- Ana 1.26%
- Juan 1.23%
- Carmen 1.2%
- Manuel 1.2%
- David 1.19%
- Carlos 1.03%
- Javier 1%
Family names
- Garcia 0.93%
- Rodriguez 0.61%
- Lopez 0.61%
- Martinez 0.57%
- Gonzalez 0.56%
- Fernandez 0.56%
- Sanchez 0.55%
- Perez 0.54%
- Gomez 0.33%
- Moreno 0.32%
Naming conventions in Spain
Spanish naming law gives most people two surnames.
Two surnames, not one
the father's first surname followed by the mother's first surname, both carried without a hyphen
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero (Rodríguez: paternal, Zapatero: maternal)
Foundry's multi-part family-name handling keeps both surnames together instead of mistaking the second for a middle name.
Analyze name from Spain
Split full names from Spain into given name, family name, titles, and particles — calibrated confidence instead of a single guess, powered by Foundry.
This page is one view onto Foundry's Name Intelligence engine, fixed to the Spain context. For the full feature list, how it works, and other countries, see Name Intelligence.
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