The origin of this name is Spanish, taken from Latin "California", which means "place of hot ovens".
Etymologically:
Calis (probably an abbreviation of calor,caloris or calidus)--- calor (heat, hot)
fornum --- horno (oven)
ia --- ia (a suffix in Latin and Spanish for places)
The name Joanne in Spanish is translated as Juana.
Chad
The Spanish name for Alyssa is often translated as Alisa.
Noah, as in the Biblical character and the name in general, is translated as: Noé.
The closest translation of Eileen in Spanish is Elena. My name is Eileen and it's my Spanish name.
Byron is a person's name; it is not translated.
Rosalia.
Gato.
LUIS
Names are usually not translated. In any case, "Daniel" is a common name both in English and in Spanish.
Names should never be translated unless the owner of the name uses a translation or nick name. The counterpart of John in Spanish is Juan
In Mexico we call tinker bell - Campanita -In Spain we call her Campanilla