Boy Names
See our entire collection of boy names, featuring everything from timeless choices like James and William to modern favorites like Noah and Leo. Each name holds its own charm and significance, reflecting qualities such as strength, individuality, and character. Explore our list to find the perfect fit for your little one!
Aalin
Celtic, “harmony, stone, or noble.”
Aamon
Biblical and Hebrew, “one who induces eagerness.”
Aaron
Hebrew, “exalted or strong.”
Aarush
Sanskrit, “first ray of the sun.”
Aatos
Finnish, “thought.”
Aatu
Finnish, “forest, bear.”
Aaven
English, “fair radiance.”
Aban
Persian, “waters.”
Abbas
Arabic, “austere.”
Abel
Hebrew, “breath.”
Abiel
Hebrew, “God is my father.”
Abigor
Biblical, “unwilling.”
Abner
Biblical and Hebrew, “father of light.”
Abraham
Hebrew, “father of multitudes or father of many nations.”
Abriel
Hebrew, “father of multitude, God is my strength.”
Acacius
Greek, “thorny; or innocent, not evil.”
Ace
Latin, “one” or “unity.”
Aceyn
Modern invented name.
Achilles
Greek, “pain, sorrow, warrior.”
Ackerley
English, “dweller at the acre meadow.”
Acrux
Celestial name.
Adam
Hebrew, “the ground or earth.”
Adan
Spanish, “red earth.”
Adao
Portuguese, “ground, the earth.”
Addae
African, “morning sun.”
Addax
Animal name.
Ade
African, “king, crown, or royalty.”
Adeben
African, “island of a woman called Eadwynn, 12th born child.”
Adiel
Hebrew, “ornament of God.”
Adio
African, “be righteous, joy.”
Adlai
Hebrew, Biblical, “God is just.”
Adler
German, “eagle.”
Adnan
Arabic, “settler.”
Adney
English, “the deadly one.”
Adonis
Greek, “extremely good looking, handsome, lord.”
Adriel
Hebrew, “God is my help.”
Adwin
African, “artist, intellectual.”
Aelius
Latin, “sun.”
Aeneas
Greek, “to praise or to commend.”
Aeris
Latin, “air.”
Aero
Greek, “of the sky.”
Aeron
Welsh, “berry.”
Afanen
Welsh, “river.”
Agnar
Norwegian, “ruler with the sword.”
Agner
Scandinavian, “warrior at the edge.”
Agon
Albanian, “dawn.”
Agoston
German, Hungarian, “great, magnificent.”
Agron
Albanian, “royal name.”
Aharon
Hebrew, “of the mountain.”
Aidan
Irish, “fiery” or “little fire.”
Aiden
Irish, “fiery one.”
Aiken
English, “little Adam.”
Ainsen
Modern invented name.
Aitan
Hebrew, “strong.”
Aiyden
Irish Gaelic, “little fire.”
Ajax
Greek, “of the earth.”
Aksel
Danish, “the father is peace.”
Alain
French, “handsome, harmony.”
Alan
Irish, “handsome.”
Alaric
German, “ruler of all.”
Alasdair
Scottish, “defender of man.”
Alastair
Scottish, “defender of the people.”
Alban
Latin, “white.”
Albert
German, “noble and bright, noble fame.”
Albin
Scandinavian, Latin, “white.”
Albion
Latin, “white.”
Alchemy
Latin, “art of transmutation.”
Alcide
French, “glory of Hera.”
Alcott
English, “from the old cottage.”
Alden
English, “wise friend.”
Aldin
English, “defender, wise protector.”
Aldis
English from Norse, “from the old house, old sword.”
Aldo
Italian and German, “old and wise.”
Aldous
English, “old.”
Aldrin
English from Scandinavian, “old and wise ruler.”
Aldwyn
English, “old friend, wise friend.”
Alec
Greek, “defending men.”
Aled
Welsh, “offspring.”
Aleksy
Polish, “defends mankind.”
Alexander
Greek, “defender of man.”
Alexavier
Invented combination of Alex and Xavier.
Alfie
English, “wise counselor.”
Alfio
Italian, “white or pure.”
Alger
English and German, “noble spearman or elf spear.”
Algernon
French and English, “mustached man.”
Ali
Arabic, “high, elevated, or champion.”
Alioth
Arabic, “exalted, sublime.”
Alirio
Spanish, “ruler of all” or “ruler of all people.”
Alistair
English, “to defend man.”
Allegro
Italian, “quickly.”
Alois
German, “all-wise.”
Alon
Hebrew, “oak tree.”
Alonzo
Italian and Spanish, “noble, ready.”
Alrik
Swedish, “all-powerful ruler.”
Alroy
Irish, “red-haired.”
Alsandair
Irish, “the avenger, defender.”
Alston
English, “elf stone.”
Altair
Arabic, “bird.”
Altan
Turkish, “red dawn.”
Altin
Albanian, Turkish, “gold.”