Boy Names

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A variant of 'Harriet' with a masculine twist. 'Harriet' means 'estate ruler' or 'home ruler' from Germanic origins.

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An English surname-turned-first name that means 'sheltered side' of a ship or island.

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A modern, likely invented name, possibly a combination of 'Har-' and 'Lis', with no established meaning. Its origins are unclear.

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Possibly a diminutive of Jacob, meaning 'supplanter', or from Covington, meaning 'from the town of Cove'.

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A variant of Harold, which means 'army ruler' or 'commander' from Germanic origins.

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Ayyoub is the Arabic form of the name Job, a biblical figure known for his patience and faith. It means 'to repent' or 'to return to God'.

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A Scottish and Irish surname-turned-first name. Of Gaelic origin, potentially meaning 'hill' or 'hollow'.

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A short form of Herman, of Germanic origin, meaning 'army man' or 'soldier'.

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Eschol is a biblical place name. In Hebrew, it means 'cluster of grapes'.

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French surname meaning "the great" or "the big". Used as a given name to signify importance.

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Modern invented name; potentially a combination of Amar (meaning 'immortal') with Jae. Jae is sometimes short for names like James

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Harmandeep is a Hindi/Sikh name meaning 'light of harmony' or 'harmony's light', signifying peace and unity.

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Likely a diminutive or variation of names like Harmon or Harmonious, implying harmony and balance.

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Lehman is a Germanic surname, derived from 'lehn' meaning 'loan' or 'fief', implying a feudal tenant.

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A modern invented name, possibly inspired by the cedar tree or derived from Latin origins.

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A Germanic name meaning 'brave army' or 'warrior'. It suggests strength and protection.

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Likely a modern invented name with no established meaning. Similar to Coy, which can mean quiet or shy.

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A Hindi name meaning 'sea' or 'ocean'. Symbolizes vastness, depth, and strength.

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An Irish surname, which possibly means 'warrior' or 'noble'.

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This name has several origins: a shortened form of Harold (Germanic), or a Spanish exclamation meaning 'hail!'

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A variant of Harold, which means 'army ruler' or 'commander', of Germanic origin.

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An Irish surname, possibly from the Gaelic 'Mac Giolla Chomhghaill,' meaning 'son of the devotee of St. Comhghall'.

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The Spanish and Portuguese form of 'Harold', a Germanic name meaning 'army ruler' or 'commander'.

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Asao is a Japanese name meaning 'hemp rope', 'morning male', or 'early male', depending on the kanji used to write it. It can also mean 'flax'.

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Likely a modern variant of Leigh, of English origin, meaning 'meadow' or 'pasture'.

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This name is not widely recognized and may be a rare variant or a constructed name, possibly with Germanic roots.

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Cedell is likely a modern invented name, possibly inspired by names like Cecil or Cedric, suggesting strength and leadership.

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Harout is an Armenian name, possibly related to the biblical figure Harut. It may mean "joyful" or "warrior".

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Likely a modern invented name or a variation of Hoyt, which is of English origin, meaning 'from the high wood'.

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An Armenian name, a variation of Harutyun, derived from the Armenian word for 'resurrection'.

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Leim is a short form, usually of the name Wilhelm, a German name, meaning 'resolute protector'.

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Eshawn is a modern American name, likely a variation of Sean, which is the Irish form of John, meaning 'God is gracious'. The 'E' prefix is common in modern names.

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A modern name, possibly a variation of Leon, meaning "lion" in Greek.

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Cederic is a variation of Cedric. The origins of Cedric are uncertain; however, it is believed to be either a literary invention by Sir Walter Scott, or derived from the Welsh name Caradog.

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Meaning unknown. Possibly a modern name or a variation of other names.

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Meaning unclear, potentially of Asian origin (e.g. Korean or Japanese) but without clear documented meaning. Could be a surname used as a first name.

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An Armenian name meaning 'resurrection' or 'to be resurrected'.

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Lejon is a name with French influence, and likely a variation on the name Leon, meaning 'lion'.

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Potentially a variation of Ashton, an English place name meaning 'ash tree town'.

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Meaning is not widely established; could be a modern creation, or a derivative from a surname.

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Likely a variation of Coy, suggesting shyness or reserve. Potentially a respelling.

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A Hindi name meaning 'protector of God' or 'God's favorite', often used in Sikh culture.

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Possibly a variation of Amron, a Hebrew name meaning 'exalted people'.

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A surname that could also be used as a given name, possibly a variant of 'Harold,' from the Germanic 'Harivald,' meaning 'army ruler' or 'powerful army.'

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Likely a variation of a surname, of unclear origin. Possibly a modern invented name.

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An English surname meaning "army hill" or "hare hill."

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A spelling variation of Harry, which is a short form of the Germanic name Henry, meaning 'ruler of the home'.

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A variant spelling of Cosmo, derived from the Greek word 'kosmos', meaning 'order', 'decency', or 'beauty'. It also represents the universe.

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Harriel is a variant of the name Harriet, derived from the Germanic name 'Heinrich', meaning 'ruler of the home'.

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A variation of the name 'Harold', originating from Germanic elements, meaning 'army ruler'.

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A short form of names like Craig or Crawford, of Scottish origin referring to a 'rock' or 'crow ford'.

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Likely a modern variant of 'Harold', meaning 'army ruler' or 'commander' from Germanic.

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Abdelkarim is an Arabic name meaning 'servant of the Generous One' or 'servant of the Noble One,' referring to God.

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Possibly a variant of Abraham, meaning 'father of many nations'.

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Aharshi is a modern name of Indian origin. It represents a combination of modern sounds.

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An English surname turned given name, meaning 'town or enclosure where saffron grows' or 'craftsman's town'.

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Directly taken from the English word 'crag,' referring to a steep, rugged rock formation. Symbolizes strength and steadfastness.

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An English surname-turned-first name, meaning 'son of Harry'.

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An English surname-turned-given name, meaning 'son of Harry' or 'son of Henry'.

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Variant spelling of Craig, a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic word 'creag', meaning 'rock' or 'crag'.