The name "Manosalva" has Spanish origins. It is derived from the combination of the words "hand" and "save". "Mano" refers to the superior extremity of the human body and "Save" comes from the Latin "Savus", which means healthy or saved. Therefore, the name Manosalva can have a toponymous origin, suggesting that the family lived in a place where rituals were used to protect the hands or where blessings were made to keep them healthy. It could also derive from a nickname or nickname related to the health of the hands.
