Boy Names

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A masculine name that is a variant of Carol, which originally comes from the Germanic name Karl, meaning "free man."

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A Breton name of uncertain meaning, possibly related to 'light' or 'God is gracious'.

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Spanish or Greek variant of Carlos, which is of Germanic origin, a Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles, meaning 'free man'.

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A name of uncertain origin, possibly Welsh, related to the elements 'El-' of unknown meaning, and '-oyd' from a personal name.

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Elphege is an Old English name meaning 'noble elf' or 'elf battle.' It is a historical name associated with saints.

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A Russian variant of Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, wild animals, the Moon, and archery.

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Carols is typically a variation of Charles (Germanic origin), meaning 'free man'. Adding an 's' often feels more modern.

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Elpidio is of Spanish and Italian origin, derived from the Greek name Elpidios, meaning 'hopeful'.

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Likely a short form or variant of names beginning with 'El-', such as Elrad. Elrad is a Hebrew name meaning 'God rules'.

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Carolus is the Latin form of Charles, a Germanic name derived from 'karl' meaning 'free man'.

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A modern name, likely a combination of El- and Ray. Ray could be short for Raymond, meaning 'wise protector'.

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Likely a short form of Carlos, the Spanish and Portuguese version of Charles. Charles means 'free man'.

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Possibly a modern variation of Elroy, which has uncertain origin. It could be from Celtic "the king" or a made-up name from the 19th century.

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Elrick is a Germanic name, a variant of Eldric, meaning 'wise ruler' or 'old ruler'.

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Carpenter is an English occupational surname that has transitioned into a given name. It denotes someone who works with wood, building structures and objects.

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Elrico is of Germanic origin, a variation of Elric, meaning 'wise ruler'.

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An English surname and given name meaning 'old ruler' or 'wise counselor', derived from Old English elements 'eald' (old) and 'ric' (rule, power).

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A variant of Alessandro, the Italian form of Alexander, meaning 'defending men' from Greek elements.

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This name has no known established meaning or origin. Most likely a surname adaptation.

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Likely an occupational surname referring to a carpet maker or layer.

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Ruler of all; derived from Germanic elements 'al' (all) and 'ric' (ruler).

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Likely derived from a surname, possibly English, of uncertain meaning, but some suggest it relates to 'elder rod' or 'old clearing'.

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An English and Scottish surname derived from Old Norse *kjarr* meaning 'marsh' or 'bog'.

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Likely a modern name creation, possibly inspired by Elrond from Tolkien's 'Lord of the Rings.'

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A Spanish surname, of uncertain origin but possibly relating to a location. Common in Spain and the Americas.

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Of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Elroy, meaning 'the king' in Spanish, or 'from the alder grove' in English.

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Likely derived from a surname, with 'Els' likely related to Elizabeth, and 'mer' potentially derived from a place name meaning 'lake'.

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A variant of Alexi, a Russian short form of Alexander, meaning 'defending warrior'.

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A variant of Carroll, derived from the Irish surname O'Cearbhaill, meaning 'descendant of Cearbhall,' which means 'fierce in battle.'

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Elso might originate as a shortened form of a Germanic name element meaning 'noble' or from Hebrew names containing 'El', meaning 'God'.

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German topographic name for someone who lived by the Elster river. Can also mean magpie.

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A surname of Irish origin, derived from 'Ciarán' meaning 'dark-haired'. Could evoke a negative feeling due to the word associations.

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An English surname derived from a place name, meaning 'Ell's estate' or 'Ell's worth'.

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A rare variant of Arthur, a Celtic name possibly meaning 'bear-man' or 'noble'.

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A variation of 'Carroll', originally an Irish surname derived from the given name 'Cearbhall', meaning 'fierce in battle'.

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Likely a variant of Eliud, meaning "God is my majesty." derived from Hebrew.

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Eluster is likely a constructed name, possibly using 'El' (from Hebrew, meaning 'God') combined with 'luster', implying brilliance or shining.

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A variant of Carson, a Scottish and Irish name meaning 'son of the marsh dwellers' or 'son of Carr'.

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Spanish and Italian form of Eleutherius, from the Greek 'eleutheros' meaning 'free'.

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Likely a modern invented name, possibly a combination of 'Car' and 'Son'.

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Elvan is of English origin and means 'friend of the elves' or 'noble friend.' It's a modern given name with possible roots in the Old English words for elf and friend.

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A Bosnian name with unclear etymology, possibly related to Slavic roots.

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Diminutive of Carson, meaning 'son of the marsh dwellers'.

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Potentially derived from 'elf', a mythological creature of Germanic folklore; could also be a modern creation.

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A name of English origin, possibly meaning 'elf friend' or 'wise friend'. Combines 'elf' and 'friend'.

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Likely a variant of Ardal, an Irish name meaning 'high valor' or 'bear hero.'

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Likely a modern variation of Carson, meaning "son of the marsh dwellers".

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Likely a variant of Elbert, a Germanic name meaning 'noble' and 'bright'.

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Directly refers to the mythological creatures 'elves', typically depicted as beings of fair beauty, magic, and connection to nature, primarily from Norse mythology.

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Possibly derived from a surname referring to someone who lived near an elder tree.

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Arthell is a rare American name, likely a modern invention or variant of Arthur with the 'ell' suffix. Arthur is of Celtic origin, meaning 'bear-like' or 'noble'.

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Elvio is an Italian and Spanish name, possibly derived from the Latin 'Helvius', of uncertain meaning, possibly related to 'flavus' (yellow, blond).

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Elvir is a name of debated origin, possibly connected to Germanic roots, perhaps akin to names containing 'Elf' element.

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Variant spelling of Elvis. Potentially linked to the Germanic name Alvis meaning 'all wise'.

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Arther is a variant spelling of Arthur, a name of debated origin, possibly from Welsh 'arth' meaning 'bear' or Roman clan name 'Artorius'.

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A modern variation of Carsten, a Frisian and German short form of Christian, meaning 'follower of Christ' (Greek).

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Likely a modern name possibly derived from Elvin or a combination of 'El-' and a 'von' suffix, no concrete meaning.

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An English name meaning 'noble guardian' or 'protector of all.'

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Meaning "servant of the Most Gracious," it's a theophoric name combining Abd (servant) and ar-Rahman (the Most Gracious).

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A modern, likely American, invented name. It possibly blends elements of 'Carter' and 'Octavius'.