Boy's name

  • Spanish/Basque origin, meaning “new house”.

  • Latin origin, meaning “winner” or “conqueror”.

  • Greek origin, meaning “rock” or “stone”.

  • English name, often a form of Henry.

  • Short form of Francis or Franklin.

  • Short form of Zachary.

  • A common Scottish form of John and a well-known boys’ name.

  • Short form of Samuel or Samson.

  • Latin origin, meaning “olive tree”.

  • Short form of Nicholas.

  • Germanic origin, meaning “resolute protector”.

  • Irish surname-based name, unisex use.

  • Short form of Thomas.

  • Scottish name meaning “narrow strait”.

  • Latin origin, meaning “fifth-born”.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “God is my light”.

  • English diminutive of Robert, very common.

  • Short form of Benjamin or Benedict.

  • Old English/Irish origin, “deer friend” or “spear of the gods”.

  • Greek origin, meaning “farmer” or “earth-worker”.

  • Slavic name, Russian form of George.

  • Short form of Frederick.

  • Slavic form of John, widely used in Europe.

  • English occupational surname, sometimes a given name.

  • Hebrew name meaning “God is my judge”.

  • Latin origin, related to Mars the god of war.

  • English name, diminutive of John.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “strong” or “firm”.

  • Hebrew name, meaning “he will laugh”.

  • A traditional male name with Hebrew origins.

  • Germanic form of Charles, meaning "free man".

  • Irish short form of William.

  • Latin origin, meaning “small” or “humble”.

  • Short form of Kenneth or Kendall.

  • Germanic origin, meaning “ruler of the army”.

  • Hebrew name meaning "man" or "earth".

  • Short form of Alexander, also a given name.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “beloved”.

  • Welsh origin, meaning “youth” or “noble born”.

  • Short form of Michael.

  • Latin origin, meaning “conquering”.

  • English surname-based name, “estate of the fifth son”.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “God is gracious”.

  • Irish origin, meaning “little king”.

  • Arabic name, meaning “flourishing, prosperous”.

  • English name, from a surname meaning “spear”.

  • Latin origin, meaning “nobleman”.

  • Short form of Gregory.

  • Short form of Alexander, common worldwide.

  • Old Norse origin, meaning “eternal ruler”.

  • Old English name, meaning “wealth guardian”.

  • Greek origin, meaning "manly" or "brave".

  • Greek/Latin origin, meaning “from Lucania”.

  • English name of Hebrew origin, meaning “gift of God”.

  • Slavic/Chinese given name with various uses.

  • English diminutive of Lawrence.

  • Latin form of Odysseus, heroic name.

  • English diminutive of Charles.

  • Hebrew origin, related to Jacob.

  • Arabic origin, meaning “flourishing, long-lived”.

  • German name, meaning “prosperity and power”.

  • Hebrew/Greek origin, meaning “he has heard”.

  • Welsh form of John, meaning “God is gracious”.

  • Germanic origin, meaning “bright fame”.

  • Variant of Quentin or place-based surname.

  • Hebrew name meaning “God is my strength”.

  • Latin origin, meaning “lion”.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “God remembers”.

  • Short form of Christopher or Christian.

  • Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles.

  • Hebrew name, meaning “God has heard”.

  • Chinese male name; Yang (阳/杨) means 'sun' or 'poplar'

  • Biblical Hebrew name, brother of Moses.

  • Short form of Timothy.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “rest” or “comfort”.

  • English occupational name, “tile maker”.

  • Short form of Maximilian or Maxwell.

  • Short form of Nathan or Nathaniel.

  • French name, from yew tree.

  • Greek name, Trojan hero in mythology.

  • Arabic origin, meaning “beauty” or “grace”.

  • German/Scandinavian form of Charles.

  • Irish origin, meaning "noble" or "high".

  • Germanic origin, meaning “brave ruler”.

  • Irish origin, meaning “fair” or “white”.

  • Hebrew origin, meaning “God is my light”.

  • Spanish/Portuguese form of Ferdinand.

  • Short form of Matthew.

  • Yogi, from Sanskrit 'yogin', used as a male given name

  • English diminutive of Edward or Edmund.

  • Latin origin, meaning “of Mars”.

  • Latin origin, variant of Luke.

  • Short form of Anthony.

  • A classic male given name of Germanic origin.

  • Short form of Ezekiel.

  • English diminutive of Randall or Randolph.

  • Irish form of John, meaning “God is gracious”.

  • English diminutive of William.

  • Yen is used as a modern unisex/male given name

  • English form of Zedekiah or nickname.

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