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EnglishAaronMeaning uncertain, possibly 'high mountain' or 'exalted'; in the Bible the brother of Moses — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishAbel'Breath' or 'vapour'; the second son of Adam and Eve — of Hebrew origin.BoyAfrikaansAbrahamFather of a multitude.BoyEnglishAdam'Man' or 'earth'; the first man in the Bible — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishAddison'Son of Adam' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishAdrian'From Hadria', a town in northern Italy — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishAidan'Little fire', a diminutive of Aodh — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishAlanMeaning uncertain, possibly 'little rock' or 'handsome' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishAlbert'Noble' and 'bright' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishAlecShort form of Alexander, 'defending men' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishAlexander'Defending men' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishAlexis'Helper' or 'defender' — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishAlfred'Elf counsel' — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishAlistairScottish form of Alexander, 'defending men' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishAllanVariant of Alan, possibly 'little rock' or 'handsome' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishAmir'Treetop' or 'flourishing'; also 'prince, commander' in Arabic — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishAmos'Carried' or 'borne' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishAndreForm of Andrew, 'manly' — of Greek origin.BoyAfrikaansAndreasManly, brave.BoyEnglishAndrew'Manly' or 'masculine' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishAngus'One strength' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishAnthonyFrom the Roman family name Antonius, meaning uncertain — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishArcher'Bowman' — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishArchibald'Genuine' and 'bold' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishArchieDiminutive of Archibald, 'genuine, bold' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishAriel'Lion of God' — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishArnold'Eagle power' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishArthurMeaning uncertain, possibly 'bear' from Celtic 'artos' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishAsa'Healer' or 'physician' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishAshley'Ash tree clearing' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishAshton'Ash tree town' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishAubrey'Elf ruler' — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishAugust'Great, venerable' — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishAugustineDiminutive of Augustus, 'great, venerable' — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishAugustus'Great, venerable' — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishAustinMedieval contracted form of Augustine, 'great, venerable' — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishAvery'Elf ruler', a form of Alfred or Aubrey — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBaileyBailiff or steward — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBarnabasSon of consolation — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishBarnabySon of consolation (form of Barnabas) — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishBarrettBear strength; or quarrelsome — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBarrySpear; or fair-haired — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBartholomewSon of Talmai (son of furrows) — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishBasilKingly, royal — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishBeauHandsome, beautiful — of French origin.BoyEnglishBenSon (diminutive of Benjamin) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishBenedictBlessed — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishBenjaminSon of the right hand — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishBennettBlessed (medieval form of Benedict) — of Latin origin.BoyAfrikaansBernardBrave as a bear.BoyEnglishBertBright (diminutive of Albert, Bertram) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBertramBright raven — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBeverlyBeaver stream — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBillResolute protection (diminutive of William) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBillieResolute protection (diminutive of William) — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishBillyResolute protection (diminutive of William) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBlairPlain, field — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishBlakeBlack, dark; or pale — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBlessingBlessing — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBlytheCheerful, carefree — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishBobBright fame (diminutive of Robert) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBobbyBright fame (diminutive of Robert) — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishBoydYellow, fair-haired — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBradBroad clearing (diminutive of Bradley) — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBradleyBroad clearing or wood — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBrandonBroom-covered hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBraxtonBrock's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBraydenDescendant of Bradan (salmon) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBrendanPrince — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBrentHill, high place; or burnt — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBrettA Breton, native of Brittany — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBrianHigh, noble — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBrockBadger — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishBrodyDitch, muddy place (Scottish place name) — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishBruceFrom a Norman place name — of French origin.BoyEnglishBrunoBrown — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishBryanHigh, noble (variant of Brian) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBryceMeaning uncertain; from the saint's name Bricius — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishBuddyFriend — of English origin.BoyEnglishBurtBright (diminutive of Burton, Bertram) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishByronAt the cattle sheds — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCadenMeaning uncertain, fighter or spirit of battle — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishCalebPossibly "dog" or "faithful, devotion" — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishCallumDove — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishCalvinLittle bald one — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishCameronCrooked nose — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCamilleAttendant at a religious ceremony — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishCampbellCrooked mouth — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCarlFree man — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishCarlosFree man — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishCarsonSon of the marsh-dwellers — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCarterCart driver, transporter of goods — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishCaryFrom the river Cary — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCaseyVigilant, watchful — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCasparTreasurer — of Persian origin.BoyEnglishCassidyDescendant of Caiside (curly-haired) — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCecilBlind — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishCedricMeaning uncertain — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishChadBattle — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCharlesFree man — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishCharlieFree man — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishChaseHunter — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishChesterFortress, walled town — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishChristianFollower of Christ — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishChristopherBearing Christ — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishClarenceFrom the place Clare — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishClarkCleric, scholar — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishClaytonSettlement on clay land — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishClementMerciful, mild — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishCliffordFord by a cliff — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCliftonSettlement by a cliff — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishClintSettlement on a hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishClintonSettlement on a hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCliveCliff, slope — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCodyHelpful, descendant of Cuidightheach — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishColbyCoal town, dark farmstead — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishColeCoal-black, swarthy — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishColinYoung dog or people of victory — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishConnorLover of hounds — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishConorLover of hounds — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishConradBold counsel — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishCooperBarrel maker — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishCoreyFrom the hollow — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishCorneliusHorn — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishCourtneyShort nose, or from Courtenay — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishCraigRock, crag — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishCurtisCourteous, refined — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishCyrilLord, master — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishCyrusMeaning uncertain, possibly "young" — of Persian origin.BoyEnglishDakotaFriend, ally (a Sioux tribal name) — of Native American origin.UnisexEnglishDaleValley — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishDallasMeadow dwelling; or from Dallas (place in Scotland) — of Scottish Gaelic origin.UnisexEnglishDamianTo tame, subdue — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishDamonTo tame, subdue — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishDaneFrom Denmark; a Dane — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishDanielGod is my judge — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishDarcyFrom Arcy (a place in France) — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishDariusPossessing goodness — of Persian origin.BoyEnglishDarnellHidden nook — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishDarrellFrom Airelle (a place in France) — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishDarrenMeaning uncertain — of English origin.BoyEnglishDarrylFrom Airelle (a place in France) — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishDarylFrom Airelle (a place in France) — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishDavidBeloved — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishDavinBeloved (variant of David) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishDavonMeaning uncertain — of English origin.BoyEnglishDeanValley; or church official — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishDeclanMeaning uncertain (name of an Irish saint) — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishDelroyOf the king — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishDennisFollower of Dionysos — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishDenzelFrom Denzell (a place in Cornwall) — of Cornish origin.BoyEnglishDerekRuler of the people — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishDesmondFrom South Munster — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishDevinMeaning uncertain; possibly poet or bard — of Irish origin.UnisexEnglishDevonFrom Devon (English county) — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishDevynMeaning uncertain (variant of Devin) — of Irish origin.UnisexEnglishDexterDyer; or right-handed, skilful — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishDionShort form of Dionysius — of Greek origin.BoyAfrikaansDirkPeople ruler.BoyEnglishDominicOf the Lord — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishDominiqueOf the Lord — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishDonaldWorld ruler — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishDonnieWorld ruler (pet form of Donald) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishDonovanDark, brown — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishDorianFrom Doris (region of Greece) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishDouglasDark river — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishDrakeDragon; or male duck — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishDrewManly (short form of Andrew) — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishDuaneDark, swarthy — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishDuncanBrown warrior — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishDustinThor's stone — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishDwayneDark, swarthy — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishDwightFollower of Dionysos — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishDylanSon of the sea — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishEarlFrom the noble title meaning 'nobleman, warrior' — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEbenShort form of Ebenezer, 'stone of help' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEbenezerStone of help — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEddieDiminutive of Edward or Edwin — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEdenPlace of pleasure, delight — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishEdgarWealthy spear — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEdmondWealthy protector — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEdmundWealthy protector — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEdwardWealthy guardian — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEdwinWealthy friend — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEldonElla's hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEliAscended, high — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEliasGreek form of Elijah, 'my God is Yahweh' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishElijahMy God is Yahweh — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishElliotDerived from Elijah/Elias, 'my God is Yahweh' — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishElliottDerived from Elijah/Elias, 'my God is Yahweh' — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishEmanuelGod is with us — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEmeryBrave, powerful — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishEmilRival, emulating — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishEmmanuelGod is with us — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEmmettFrom a diminutive of Emma, 'whole, universal' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishEricEver-ruler, eternal ruler — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishErnestSerious, resolute, earnest — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishEsmeEsteemed, loved — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishEthanFirm, enduring, strong — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEubieDiminutive of Eubald/Eugene — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishEugeneWell-born, noble — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishEvanWelsh form of John, 'God is gracious' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishEvelynDerived from Aveline; meaning uncertain, possibly 'desired' — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishEverettBrave as a wild boar — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishEzekielGod strengthens — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishEzraHelp — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishFabianFrom Roman family name Fabius, 'bean' — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishFallonLeader; from Irish surname Ó Fallamhain — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishFaronMeaning uncertain — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishFelipeLover of horses; Spanish form of Philip — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishFelixHappy, fortunate, lucky — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishFerdinandBold journey or brave traveller — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishFergusMan of vigour, 'man strength' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFerrisRock; from Irish form of Peter via surname — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFidelFaithful — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishFinlayFair-haired warrior, 'fair hero' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFinleyFair-haired warrior, 'fair hero' — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishFinnFair, white; from Irish 'Fionn' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFinneganFair, white; from Irish surname Ó Fionnagáin — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFinnianFair, white — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFletcherArrow-maker; occupational surname — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishFlorianFlowering, flourishing — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishFloydGrey, grey-haired; from Welsh 'llwyd' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFlynnSon of the red-haired one; from Irish 'Ó Floinn' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFordA river crossing; from the English word — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishForestOf the woods, woodland — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishForrestFrom the word 'forest', woodsman — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishFortuneFrom the Latin 'fortuna', luck or fate — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishFosterForester or one who keeps the forest; occupational surname — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishFoxFrom the English word for the animal 'fox' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishFrancisFrenchman; free one — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishFrankFrenchman; member of the Franks tribe; free — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishFrankieDiminutive of Frank/Frances/Francis — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishFranklinFree landholder — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishFraserScottish clan name of uncertain origin — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishFreddieDiminutive of Frederick/Frederica, 'peaceful ruler' — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishFrederickPeaceful ruler — of Germanic origin.BoyAfrikaansFrederikPeaceful ruler.BoyEnglishFritzGerman diminutive of Frederick, 'peaceful ruler' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishFynnFair, white; variant of Finn — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishGabrielGod is my strength — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishGarethMeaning uncertain; a knight of Arthurian legend — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishGarrettSpear-brave or spear-strength (from Gerard/Gerald) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGarrySpear (variant of Gary) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGarySpear — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGavinWhite hawk (form of Gawain) — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishGeneWell-born, noble (short form of Eugene) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishGeoffreyPeace (of disputed first element) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGeorgeFarmer, earth-worker — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishGeraldRule of the spear — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGerardBrave with the spear — of Germanic origin.BoyAfrikaansGideonHewer, mighty warrior.BoyEnglishGilbertBright pledge — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGilesYoung goat, kid (from Greek Aigidios) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishGlenValley — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishGlennValley — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishGodfreyPeace of God — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishGordonGreat hill (from a Scottish surname/place name) — of Scottish origin.BoyEnglishGraemeGravelly homestead (variant of Graham) — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishGrahamGravelly homestead — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishGrantGreat, tall (from a surname) — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishGreerWatchful, vigilant (from Gregor) — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishGregWatchful, vigilant (short form of Gregory) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishGregoryWatchful, vigilant — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishGriffinStrong lord (from Welsh Gruffudd); also the mythical beast — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishGusGreat, magnificent (short form of Augustus) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishGuyWood, or wide (of disputed origin) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHabakkukEmbrace — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishHadrianFrom Hadria (a town); dark one — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishHaggaiFestive, festal — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishHaigDweller by the hedged enclosure — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHalbertBright stone, brilliant hero — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHankHome ruler (pet form of Henry) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHarleyHare meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHarlowArmy hill, rock hill — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHaroldArmy ruler — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHarperHarp player — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHarrisonSon of Harry — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHarryHome ruler (pet form of Henry) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHarveyBattle worthy — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishHavenPlace of safety, refuge — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHaydenHay valley, hedged valley — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHaydnHay valley, hedged valley — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHaydonHay hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHeathDweller on the heath — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHectorHolding fast, steadfast — of Greek origin.BoyAfrikaansHendrikRuler of the home.BoyEnglishHenryHome ruler — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHerbertBright army — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHermanArmy man, soldier — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHerveyBattle worthy (variant of Harvey) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishHewittLittle Hugh — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHilaryCheerful, happy — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishHiltonFrom the hill estate — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHiramExalted brother — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishHoraceMeaning uncertain (Roman family name Horatius) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishHoratioMeaning uncertain (from Horatius) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishHoseaSalvation — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishHowardHeart protector, or high warden — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHubertBright heart, bright mind — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHudsonSon of Hudde (Hugh) — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishHughHeart, mind, spirit — of Germanic origin.BoyAfrikaansHugoMind, heart, spirit.BoyEnglishHumphreyPeaceful warrior — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishHunterOne who hunts — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishHyrumExalted brother (variant of Hiram) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishIanGod is gracious — of Hebrew (Scottish Gaelic form of John) origin.BoyEnglishIdrisArdent lord; interpreter — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishIgnatiusFiery; from 'ignis' (fire) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishIgorWarrior of the god Ing — of Old Norse (via Russian) origin.BoyEnglishIndigoFrom the deep blue dye/colour — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishIrvinGreen water; fair — of Scottish Gaelic origin.BoyEnglishIrvingFrom the place Irving; green water — of Scottish Gaelic origin.BoyEnglishIsaacHe laughs — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishIsaiahYahweh is salvation — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishIsmaelGod will hear — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishIsraelHe struggles with God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishIvanGod is gracious (form of John) — of Hebrew (via Russian) origin.BoyEnglishIvorBow warrior; yew-army — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishJabariMighty — of Arabic origin.BoyEnglishJaceHealer (from Jason); the Lord is salvation — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishJackGod is gracious (diminutive of John) — of Hebrew (via English) origin.BoyEnglishJacksonSon of Jack — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishJacobSupplanter; holder of the heel — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJadeFrom the green gemstone jade — of Spanish origin.UnisexEnglishJadenGod has heard (variant of Jadon) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJagoSupplanter (Cornish form of James) — of Hebrew (via Cornish) origin.BoyEnglishJaimeSupplanter (form of James) — of Hebrew (via Spanish) origin.UnisexEnglishJakeSupplanter (diminutive of Jacob) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJamesSupplanter; holder of the heel — of Hebrew (via Latin Iacomus) origin.BoyEnglishJamieSupplanter (diminutive of James) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexAfrikaansJanGod is gracious (Dutch form of John).BoyEnglishJaredDescent — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJasonHealer; from 'iasthai' (to heal) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishJasperTreasurer; bringer of treasure — of Persian origin.BoyEnglishJayFrom the jay bird; also short for J-names — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishJaydenGod has heard (variant of Jadon) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJeanGod is gracious (form of John/Jane) — of Hebrew (via French) origin.UnisexEnglishJedFriend of God (short for Jedidiah) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJeffersonSon of Jeffrey — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishJeffreyPeace of the district/pledge — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishJeremiahYahweh will exalt — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJeremyYahweh will exalt (form of Jeremiah) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJeromeSacred name — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishJerryDiminutive of Jeremy/Gerald — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJesseGift; Yahweh exists — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJethroAbundance, excellence — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJimSupplanter (diminutive of James) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJoDiminutive of Joseph/Joanna/Josephine — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJodyDiminutive of Joseph/Judith — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJoeHe will add (diminutive of Joseph) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJoelYahweh is God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJoeyDiminutive of Joseph/Joanna — of Hebrew origin.UnisexAfrikaansJohanGod is gracious.BoyEnglishJohnGod is gracious — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJohnnyGod is gracious (diminutive of John) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJonGod is gracious (variant of John) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJonahDove — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJonasDove (form of Jonah) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJonathanYahweh has given — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJordanFlowing down (from the River Jordan) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJosephHe will add — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJoshYahweh is salvation (diminutive of Joshua) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJoshuaYahweh is salvation — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJosiahYahweh supports/heals — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJuanGod is gracious (Spanish form of John) — of Hebrew (via Spanish) origin.BoyEnglishJudahPraised — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishJudePraised (form of Judah) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishJulianBelonging to Julius; youthful — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishJustinJust, fair — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishKaceyPhonetic spelling of the initials K.C.; also a variant of Casey ('vigilant in war') — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKadenVariant of Caden/Kayden, of uncertain meaning — of English origin.BoyEnglishKaiSea (Hawaiian); also 'keeper of the keys' (Welsh) and a short form of Nicholas/Gerhard (Germanic) — of Hawaiian origin.UnisexEnglishKalebVariant of Caleb, meaning 'dog' or 'whole-hearted, faithful' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishKaneAnglicized form of Cathán, from 'cath' meaning battle; also 'warrior' (Japanese) — of Celtic origin.BoySothoKaraboAnswer; response.UnisexEnglishKarlFree man — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishKaseyVariant of Casey, from Ó Cathasaigh meaning 'vigilant in war' — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKaydenModern name, possibly a variant of Caden/Cadan, of uncertain meaning — of English origin.BoyEnglishKeaganAnglicized form of Mac Aodhagáin, from a diminutive of Aodh meaning 'fire' — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKeananVariant of Keenan, from Ó Cianáin, a diminutive of Cian meaning 'ancient' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKeanuThe cool breeze — of Hawaiian origin.BoyEnglishKeatonFrom an English surname and place name meaning 'place with hawks' or 'shed town' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishKeeganAnglicized form of Mac Aodhagáin, descendant of a diminutive of Aodh ('fire') — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKeenanAnglicized form of Ó Cianáin, from a diminutive of Cian meaning 'ancient, enduring' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKeithFrom a Scottish surname and place name, possibly meaning 'wood' or 'forest' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKellyAnglicized form of Ó Ceallaigh, from a name possibly meaning 'bright-headed' or 'strife' — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKelseyFrom an Old English surname meaning 'Cenel's island' (victory + island) — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishKelvinFrom the name of a Scottish river, possibly meaning 'narrow water' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKelvynVariant of Kelvin, from the Scottish river name 'narrow water' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKendallFrom a surname meaning 'valley of the River Kent' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishKendrickFrom a surname, from Old English Cyneric ('royal power') or Welsh Cynwrig — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishKennedyAnglicized form of Ó Cinnéidigh, from a byname meaning 'helmeted head' or 'ugly head' — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKennethAnglicized form of Coinneach ('handsome') and Cináed ('born of fire') — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKennyDiminutive of Kenneth — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKentFrom the English county name, of uncertain meaning, possibly 'coastal district' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKenzieShort form of Mackenzie, from Mac Coinnich ('son of Coinneach', the handsome one) — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKerryFrom the Irish county name, meaning 'people of Ciar' (the dark one) — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKerwinFrom an Irish surname, possibly meaning 'little dark one' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKeshavFrom Keshava, a name of Krishna meaning 'having long hair' — of Sanskrit origin.BoyEnglishKevinAnglicized form of Caoimhín, from 'caomh' meaning 'kind, gentle, handsome' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKieranAnglicized form of Ciarán, from 'ciar' meaning 'black, dark' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishKimShort form of Kimberley; also used independently — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishKingsfordFrom a place name meaning 'king's ford' — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishKingsleyFrom a surname and place name meaning 'king's wood' — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishKingstonFrom a place name and surname meaning 'king's town' — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishKirkChurch — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishKnoxFrom a Scottish surname meaning 'round hill' — of Old English origin.BoyAfrikaansKobusSupplanter (from Jacobus).BoyEnglishKodyVariant of Cody, from Ó Cuidighthigh ('descendant of the helpful one') — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishKonradVariant of Conrad, meaning 'bold counsel' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishKrishShort form of Krishna, meaning 'black, dark' — of Sanskrit origin.BoyEnglishKristenVariant of Christine/Kristin, meaning 'follower of Christ' — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishKristopherVariant of Christopher, meaning 'bearing Christ' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishKurtGerman short form of Conrad, meaning 'bold counsel' — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishKyleFrom a Scottish surname and region name meaning 'narrow, strait' or 'channel' — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishLachlanFrom the land of lakes; man from Norway — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishLanceLand; from Germanic 'land' or a lance — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLancelotMeaning uncertain — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishLandonLong hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLangstonTall man's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLarryMan from Laurentum; pet form of Lawrence — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLaurenceMan from Laurentum — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLawrenceMan from Laurentum — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLaytonHerb garden, leek town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLazarusGod has helped — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishLeanderLion-man — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishLeeClearing, meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLeighClearing, meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLeightonHerb garden, leek town — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLelandFallow land — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLemuelBelonging to God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishLennonLover; descendant of Leannan — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishLennoxWith many elm trees; from a Scottish place name — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishLeoLion — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLeonLion — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishLeonardBrave lion — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLeonardoBrave lion — of Germanic origin.BoySothoLesediLight.UnisexEnglishLeslieGarden of holly; from a Scottish place name — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishLesterFrom Leicester — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLeviJoined, attached — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishLewisFamous in battle — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLiaanResolute protection; variant of Liam — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLiamResolute protection; short form of William — of Germanic origin.BoyZuluLindaWait, expect.BoyEnglishLindenThe linden (lime) tree — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLindsayLincoln's marsh; island — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLindseyLincoln's marsh; island — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLinusMeaning uncertain, possibly 'flax' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishLionelLittle lion — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLloydGrey — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishLoganLittle hollow — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishLondonFrom the city of London — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishLonnieReady for battle; pet form of Alonzo — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLorenMan from Laurentum — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishLorenzoMan from Laurentum — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLouisFamous in battle — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLucaMan from Lucania; light — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishLucasMan from Lucania; light — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLucianLight — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLuckyFortunate, lucky — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishLukeMan from Lucania; light — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishLutherArmy people — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishLyleThe island — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishLyndonLime tree hill — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishLyricWords of a song; lyrical — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishMackenzieSon of Coinneach (the comely one) — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishMadisonSon of Maud — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishMagnusGreat — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMalachiMy messenger — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMalcolmDevotee of Saint Columba — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishManuelGod is with us — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMarcOf Mars / warlike — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMarcusOf Mars / warlike — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMarkOf Mars / warlike — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMarshallHorse servant — of Germanic origin.BoyAfrikaansMartinOf Mars, warlike.BoyEnglishMarvinSea hill / famous friend — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishMasonStoneworker — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishMatthewGift of God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMatthiasGift of God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMauriceDark-skinned / Moorish — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMaverickIndependent / nonconformist — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishMaxGreatest (diminutive of Maximilian/Maxwell) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMaximilianGreatest — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishMaxwellMack's stream — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishMeredithGreat lord — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishMerleBlackbird — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishMicahWho is like God? — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishMichaelWho is like God? — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMilesMeaning uncertain (possibly soldier) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishMiloMeaning uncertain (possibly merciful or soldier) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishMitchellWho is like God? (form of Michael) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMontgomeryGumarich's mountain — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishMorganSea circle — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishMortimerDead sea / still water — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishMosesMeaning uncertain (possibly son / born) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishMurrayFrom Moray (sea settlement) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishNaphtaliMy struggle — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishNapoleonMeaning uncertain — of Italian origin.BoyEnglishNashAt the ash tree — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishNatPet form of Nathan or Natalie — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishNathanHe gave — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishNathanielGod has given — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishNedPet form of Edward — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishNehemiahThe Lord comforts — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishNeilChampion; or cloud — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishNelsonSon of Neil — of English origin.BoyEnglishNevilleNew town — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishNewtonNew town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishNicholasVictory of the people — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishNickyPet form of Nicholas or Nicole — of Greek origin.UnisexAfrikaansNicoVictory of the people.BoyEnglishNigelChampion; or cloud — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishNoahRest, comfort — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishNoelChristmas — of French origin.BoyEnglishNolanDescendant of the chariot-fighter — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishNoorLight — of Arabic origin.UnisexEnglishNormanNorthman — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishNorrisNortherner — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishNortonNorth settlement — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishObadiahServant of God — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishObedServant (of God) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishOceanThe sea — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishOctavianEighth — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishOlafAncestor's descendant — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishOliverOlive tree; or ancestor's descendant — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishOlliePet form of Oliver or Olivia — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishOmarFlourishing, long-lived — of Arabic origin.BoyEnglishOnslowMeaning uncertain; from a place name — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishOrlandoFamous land — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishOrsonBear cub — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishOsborneGod-bear — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishOscarDeer friend; or God's spear — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishOsmondGod-protector — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishOswaldGod-power — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishOtisSon of Ode (wealth) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishOttoWealth, fortune — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishOwenWellborn, noble — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishPagePage, young servant — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishPalmerPilgrim (one who carried a palm branch) — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishParisMeaning uncertain; name of a Trojan prince — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishParkerKeeper of a park — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishPascalRelating to Easter — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishPascoeRelating to Easter — of Cornish origin.BoyEnglishPatNobleman (short for Patrick/Patricia) — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishPatriceNobleman, patrician — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishPatrickNobleman, patrician — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishPaulSmall, humble — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishPaxtonPoec's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishPercivalMeaning uncertain; possibly 'pierce the valley' — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishPercyFrom a Norman place name; pierce-hedge — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishPerryPear tree — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishPeterStone, rock — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPeytonPacca's town — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishPhelanWolf — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishPhilFriend of horses (short for Philip) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPhilipFriend of horses, lover of horses — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPhillipFriend of horses, lover of horses — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPhineasMeaning uncertain; possibly 'Nubian' or 'oracle' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishPhinehasMeaning uncertain; possibly 'Nubian' or 'oracle' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishPhoebusBright, radiant — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPhoenixDark red; the mythical bird — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishPierceStone, rock (variant of Peter) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPiersStone, rock (medieval form of Peter) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishPiperPipe or flute player — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishPresleyPriest's meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishPrestonPriest's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishPrincePrince, first in rank — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishProsperFortunate, successful — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishQuentinFifth — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishQuincyEstate of the fifth son — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishQuinnDescendant of Conn; chief, wise — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishQuintinFifth — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishQuintonQueen's town; or fifth — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishQuintusFifth — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishRafaelGod has healed — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishRalphCounsel wolf — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishRandallShield wolf — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRandolphShield wolf — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRaphaelGod has healed — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishRayWise protector — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRaymondWise protector — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishReaganLittle king — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishReeceArdour, enthusiasm — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishReeseArdour, enthusiasm — of Welsh origin.UnisexEnglishReginaldCounsel power — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishReidRed-haired — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishReignTo rule, sovereignty — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishReillyCourageous, valiant — of Irish origin.UnisexEnglishRemyOarsman, or from Rheims — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishReubenBehold, a son — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishRexKing — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishRhysArdour, enthusiasm — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishRichardBrave ruler — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRileyRye clearing, or valiant — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishRiverRiver (flowing watercourse) — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishRobertBright fame — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRobinBright fame — of Germanic origin.UnisexEnglishRoccoRest — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRodericFamous power — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRoderickFamous power — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRodneyHroda's island — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishRodolfoFamous wolf — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRogerFamous spear — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRohanAscending, or red-haired — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishRolandFamous land — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRolfFamous wolf — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishRomanRoman, from Rome — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishRomeoPilgrim to Rome — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishRonaldRuler's counsel — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishRonanLittle seal — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishRonnieRuler's counsel — of Old Norse origin.UnisexEnglishRooseveltRose field — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRoryRed king — of Irish origin.UnisexEnglishRoscoeDeer wood — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishRossHeadland, or from the heath — of Scottish origin.BoyEnglishRoyKing — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishRoyalOf royal descent — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishRoystonRoyse's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishRubenBehold, a son — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishRudolphFamous wolf — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRupertBright fame — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishRusselLittle red one — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishRussellLittle red one — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishRyanLittle king — of Irish origin.BoyEnglishSageWise; the herb sage — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishSamGod has heard (from Samuel/Samantha) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexEnglishSamsonSun, or of the sun — of Hebrew origin.BoyAfrikaansSamuelGod has heard.BoyZuluSandileWe have increased.BoyEnglishSandyDefender of men (from Alexander/Alexandra) — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishSashaDefender of mankind (from Alexander/Alexandra) — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishSaulAsked for, prayed for — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishScottFrom Scotland, a Scotsman — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishSeanGod is gracious — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishSebastianFrom Sebaste; venerable — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishSethAppointed, placed — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishShaneGod is gracious — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishShannonOld one; from the River Shannon — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishShaunGod is gracious — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishShelbyWillow farm or estate on the ledge — of Old Norse origin.UnisexEnglishSidneyWide island or wide meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishSilasOf the forest, wood — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishSimonHe has heard — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishSkyThe sky — of Old Norse origin.UnisexEnglishSkylerScholar — of Dutch origin.UnisexEnglishSloanRaider, warrior — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishSloaneRaider, warrior — of Celtic origin.UnisexEnglishSolomonPeace — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishSonnySon; affectionate term for a boy — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishSorenStern, severe (from Severus) — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishSpencerDispenser of provisions, steward — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishStaceyResurrection (from Anastasia/Eustace) — of Greek origin.UnisexEnglishStanStony clearing (short form of Stanley) — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishStanfordStony ford — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishStanleyStony clearing or stony meadow — of Old English origin.BoyAfrikaansStefanCrown; garland.BoyEnglishStephenCrown, garland — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishSterlingLittle star; of high quality — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishSteveCrown, garland (short form of Stephen) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishStevenCrown, garland — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishStewartSteward, household guardian — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishStuartSteward, household guardian — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishSullivanDark-eyed — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishSvenYoung man, youth, lad — of Old Norse origin.BoyEnglishSydneyWide island or wide meadow — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishSylvesterOf the forest, wooded — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishTaylorTailor (occupational name) — of Old French origin.UnisexEnglishTedDiminutive of Theodore or Edward — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishTerenceFrom a Roman family name of uncertain meaning — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishTerryDiminutive of Terence or Theresa — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishThaddeusMeaning uncertain, possibly 'gift of God' — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishTheoDiminutive of Theodore — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishTheodoreGift of God — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishThomasTwin — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishTimDiminutive of Timothy; 'honouring God' — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishTimothyHonouring God — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishTitusMeaning uncertain — of Latin origin.BoyAfrikaansTobiasGod is good.BoyEnglishTobyDiminutive of Tobias; 'God is good' — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishToddFox — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishTomDiminutive of Thomas; 'twin' — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishTommyDiminutive of Thomas; 'twin' — of Aramaic origin.BoyEnglishToniDiminutive of Antonia or Anthony — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishTonyDiminutive of Anthony — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishTravisTo cross over (occupational tollkeeper) — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishTrevorBig village — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishTristanFrom the Celtic name Drustanus; influenced by French 'triste' (sad) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishTroyFrom the city of Troy or an Irish surname — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishTylerTiler or layer of tiles (occupational name) — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishTyroneLand of Owen (Irish county) — of Celtic origin.BoyEnglishTysonFirebrand; son of Tye — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishUlricPower of the wolf; prosperity and power — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishUlrichProsperity and power — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishUlyssesLatin form of Odysseus; meaning uncertain — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishUriahGod is my light — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishUrielGod is my light — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishValentineStrong, healthy — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishVanceMarshland — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishVaughanSmall, little — of Welsh origin.BoyEnglishVernonPlace of alders — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishVictorConqueror, victor — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishVincentConquering, prevailing — of Latin origin.BoyEnglishVivianAlive, lively — of Latin origin.UnisexEnglishWadeTo go, ford — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWalterRuler of the army — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishWarrenGame park, enclosure — of Old French origin.BoyEnglishWayneWagon maker — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWesleyWestern meadow — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWhitneyWhite island — of Old English origin.UnisexEnglishWilburResolute, bright (will + bright/fortress) — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishWilfredDesiring peace — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWilliamWill, desire and helmet, protection — of Germanic origin.BoyEnglishWilsonSon of William — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWinstonJoy stone / friend's town — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWyattBrave in war — of Old English origin.BoyEnglishWynneBlessed, fair, white — of Welsh origin.UnisexEnglishXanderDefender of the people (short form of Alexander) — of Greek origin.BoyEnglishXavierNew house, bright (from a Basque place name) — of Basque origin.BoyEnglishYusufGod will add (form of Joseph) — of Hebrew/Arabic origin.BoyEnglishZachaeusPure, innocent — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZachariahThe Lord has remembered — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZacharyThe Lord has remembered — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZaneGod is gracious (variant of John) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZaredAmbush (biblical place name) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZephThe Lord has hidden (short form of Zephaniah) — of Hebrew origin.BoyEnglishZionHighest point (biblical name for Jerusalem) — of Hebrew origin.UnisexZuluZolaBe calm, peaceful.Unisex