Boy Names

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Aweis is a name of likely Somali origin, potentially related to concepts of knowledge or guidance, though its exact meaning is not widely documented.

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A Hindi name meaning 'the best bull' or 'remover of darkness.' It is a common surname and given name in India.

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A spelling variation of the name Gabriel, meaning 'God is my strength'. It symbolizes faith and resilience.

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A spelling variation of Gabriel, meaning "God is my strength." It's derived from Hebrew.

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A modern, invented name, likely a combination of 'Grace' and the popular '-on' suffix, suggesting favor or blessing. Its origins are English.

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Likely a surname derived from a place name, possibly Dutch in origin, meaning "neighbor" or related to cottages.

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Adhyansh is a name of Hindi origin meaning 'a part of God'.

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A combination name, likely combining 'Al' (possibly from Alfred or Albert) and 'wood,' suggesting a forest or nature connection.

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Originating from Eritrea/Ethiopia, possibly linked to 'victory' or 'success' in Tigrinya or Amharic languages.

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A variant of 'Graciano' or 'Gracianus', meaning 'graceful' or 'favored'. It originates from the Latin 'gratus'.

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A variant of Keith or Keaton, likely a Scottish name meaning 'wood'.

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Dshun is likely a modern invented name, possibly a variant of Shaun or John.

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A modern invented name, its meaning and etymology are unknown.

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Burgess is an English and Scottish surname turned given name, derived from the Old French 'burgeis', meaning 'town dweller' or 'freeman of a borough'.

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Likely a variant of Duane, an Irish name derived from the surname Ó Dubháin, meaning 'descendant of Dubhán', where Dubh means 'dark' or 'black'.

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Aarne is a Finnish name derived from the Old Norse name Arn, meaning 'eagle'.

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A Spanish and Italian name meaning 'grace' or 'favor'. It signifies elegance and charm.

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A surname-derived name, likely a diminutive of 'Gregory' (Greek for 'watchful' or 'vigilant').

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Somali origin, a male name, meaning is uncertain but potentially related to strength or nobility.

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An Anglicized form of an Irish surname, but the origin is not clear. Meaning is uncertain.

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Likely a modern invented name, possibly influenced by surnames or place names. It lacks a clear etymological background.

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Possibly derived from 'grad' meaning 'grace' or 'favor'. An uncommon name with an air of sophistication.

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Keiton is a modern name, probably a combination or variation of other names, like Keith or Kay.

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A name of Hindi origin, meaning 'earned' or 'gained' often referring to something acquired through good deeds or karma.

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A modern name, potentially a combination of elements, possibly borrowing from Patrick. Meaning unknown.

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Could be derived from the Latin word 'dualis' meaning 'twofold'.

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Modern name. Meaning is not established.

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Likely derived from Germanic elements meaning 'old' and 'eagle'.

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A modern, invented name, possibly a combination or variation of other names.

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Portuguese form of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian' or 'rich guard'.

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This name does not have a widely established origin or meaning. Likely a modern invention.

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Likely derived from the Old English word 'burh' meaning 'fortress' or 'protected place'.

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Variant of Duane, an Irish surname and given name meaning 'dark' or 'swarthy.'

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A modern name, a modern combination, likely 'Ke' and 'John', therefore meaning 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

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A Hindu name of Sanskrit origin meaning "bright", "shining", "white", or "clear". He is a central character in the Mahabharata.

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A modern variant of Grayson, likely derived from a surname meaning 'son of the gray-haired one'.

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A modern respelling of Colton, meaning 'coal town' or 'dark town.' It refers to a place where coal was mined or produced.

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A modern name, likely a variant or creative spelling of names like Grady, of Irish origin, meaning 'noble'.

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An Arabic name meaning 'one who turns to God in repentance'.

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A variant spelling of Grady, from Irish, meaning 'noble' or 'illustrious'.

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Variant spelling of Graham, a Scottish name from a place name meaning 'gravel home' or 'gray home'.

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A Scottish form of Graham, meaning "gravelly home" from the Old English.

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Kelden has unclear origins, but sounds similar to Celtic-influenced names, or potentially of English origin.

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Ducati is primarily a brand name for Italian motorcycles. The name originates from the Ducati family name.

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Variant spelling of Alexander, from the Greek name Alexandros meaning 'defending men'.

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An Arabic name meaning 'first'.

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A creative, modern name with no clear origin or meaning. Possibly a blend.

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A modern invented name, likely a variant on 'Grayson,' reflecting a surname origin.

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An Irish name derived from the Latin 'Columba,' meaning 'dove'.

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A short and powerful name. Could be considered a modern, minimalist name, resembling the tool 'axe' and symbolizing strength.

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An Italian surname meaning "dove" or "pigeon", possibly referring to a person with dove-like qualities.

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A Scottish surname derived from a place name, Graeham. The exact meaning is uncertain, but it's tied to Scottish history.

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Derived from the Latin *Columbus*, meaning "dove."

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A modern, invented name, a variant of the popular name 'Grayson'.

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A Sikh/Indian name meaning 'love of peace', combining elements meaning invincible, immovable and love (preet).

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Likely a modern combination of 'Al' and 'Xavier.' Xavier is of Basque origin, meaning 'new house' or 'bright'.

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A modern name, possibly a variant of Axel, of Hebrew origin, meaning 'father is peace'.

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A modern name, potentially derived from Gray or combined with Aiden, meaning 'fiery' or 'little fire'.

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A modern, invented name, possibly a variation of Grady, which means 'noble' or 'illustrious'. It lacks a strong traditional etymology.

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A Welsh name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Welsh word 'colofn' meaning 'column' or 'pillar'.