6 old names that were forgotten and came back hard

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Names with historical roots are gaining the heart of Brazilian families

(Photo: Reproduction/Agência Brasil)

Have you noticed as names that seemed out of time soap operas are popping up in nurseries, certificates and even call lists? Yeah, what was considered “grandma” became a trend among modern parents. In 2025, nostalgia joined the originality, and old names were synonymous with elegance, history and… very charm!

In a time when everyone seeks the “different with purpose”, names with historical roots are gaining the heart of Brazilian families. Best of all, with deep meanings, sophisticated sounds and that air of tradition that warms the heart.

Let’s go to the protagonists of this triumphal return?

6 old names that were forgotten and came back hard

1. Amália

With Germanic origin, Amália means “working” or “active”.

It has a classic and refined musicality, ideal for those who want a unique name without being eccentric. A name that wears well from childhood to adulthood, with timeless elegance.

2. Joaquim

From the Hebrew “God will establish,” Joaquim is that name that carries strength, tradition, and spirituality.

After years off the radar, he returned with everything, especially among parents who want a striking and symbology name.

3. Candida

Originating in Latin Candidus, it means “pure”, “white”, “brilliant”.

For a long time it has been forgotten, but now resurfaces like a rare jewel: delicate, sophisticated and with that retro air that is on the rise.

4. Benício

Meaning “blessed” or “kind”, Benício mixes the classic with modern with perfect.

It is those names that sound family, but still cause positive surprise. A renaissance full of good energies.

5. Cecilia

Name of the patron saint of music, Cecilia comes from Latin and symbolizes faith and sensitivity.

In 2025, it has been increasingly chosen by parents who value culture, art and tradition. A name that plays like a soft melody.

6. Francisco

With roots in the Italian “Francesco”, which means “Free French”, Francisco is experiencing a powerful Renaissance.

Associated with inspiring figures such as St. Francis of Assisi and Pope Francis, the name conveys simplicity, sweetness and spirituality. It is one of those who embrace, like a good grandfather who turned among the grandchildren.

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