What middle names go with Juan?

2 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · Spanish form of Latin Paulus, "small"

4 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · love of God (Spanish form of Amadeus); borne by Amadeo I, the Italian-born king of Spain

2 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · wise protector

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · brave ruler

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · famous land, form of Roland

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · of the Lord; born on Sunday

4 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · variant of Herbert, "bright army"

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · a Spanish and Portuguese form of Emmanuel, "God is with us"

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · counsel power, form of Reginald

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · variant of Alfonso, traditionally explained as "noble and ready"

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · from a Visigothic name written in Latin as Ramirus, earlier Ranimirus; the meaning of its first part is disputed, and the second means "famous"

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · noble wolf

4 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · Spanish form of Everard/Eberhard, Germanic for 'brave as a boar'

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · “Spanish name of a Visigothic saint; origin uncertain, possibly Germanic”

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · noble and ready (Spanish variant of Alfonso); famously borne by Alonso Quijano, Don Quixote's true identity

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · from medieval Gundisalvus, war (gunda) joined to a debated second element; an established Spanish name with a long medieval history

2 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · “God will increase”

2 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · who is like God

3 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · “Frenchman (Spanish and Portuguese form of Francis)”

4 beats to Juan's 1, so the pair keeps its rhythm · shares Spanish roots · generous