Boy Names

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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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A modern name, combining elements of names like Lee and Marcus.

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A modern invented name, possibly a combination of elements, not having a clear historical meaning.

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Spanish form of Zephyrinus, derived from Zephyr, the Greek god of the west wind.

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A modern invented name, possibly a combination of sounds, or a modern twist on other names.

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Likely a modern invented name, potentially with elements relating to light or brilliance.

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Asberry is a surname of English origin. It's derived from a place name, Ashbury, which means 'ash tree fortification' or 'ash tree manor'.

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A combination of Le and Michael (meaning 'who is like God?').

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Variant of Schneider, a German occupational surname meaning 'tailor'.

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A French surname, derived from 'le moine', meaning 'the monk'.

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A modern, created name possibly blending the sounds of the letters C and J. It does not have a traditional etymological meaning.

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Likely a modern name, a combination of 'Le' with 'Mont,' possibly derived from French origins with connotations of a mountain or high place.

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A call to prayer, similar to Aathan.

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

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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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Celerino is a Spanish name derived from the Latin 'celer' meaning 'swift' or 'quick'.

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Likely a variant of Lindel, of English origin, possibly meaning 'linden valley'. Suggests peaceful surroundings.

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Likely a modern invented name or surname adopted as a first name. No established origin or meaning.

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Derived from a place name, meaning 'valley of the linden trees' in English.

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An obscure name likely of Hebrew origin, although the meaning is uncertain. Might be related to similar biblical names.

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Likely of English origin, possibly derived from a surname and associated with 'valley'. Evokes a sense of place.

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A title of respect, derived from the Old French 'escuyer', meaning 'shield-bearer' or 'knight's attendant'.

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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 modern invented name or a variation, with unknown meaning.

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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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The name Essien is primarily used in Ghana. It's a surname, often associated with the Akan people, but can also be used as a given name.

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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'.

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Possibly a variant of Harold, meaning 'army ruler' in Germanic. Implies strength and leadership.

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Harrold is an English name, a variant of Harold. Harold means 'army ruler' or 'powerful army' in Germanic origins.

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Harroll is a surname-derived name, likely a variant of Harold, a Germanic name meaning 'army ruler' or 'commander'.

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Craige is a Scottish variant of Craig, meaning "rock" or "crag."

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A variant of the Irish surname 'Haren', possibly derived from a place name.

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A surname-derived name, Harryson means 'son of Harry', Harry being a Germanic name meaning 'ruler of the home'.

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A respelling of Gregory, meaning "watchful" or "vigilant." It derives from the Greek word "gregorios".

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Harsahib is a Sikh name of Punjabi origin. It means "Lion of God" or "God's lion," symbolizing bravery.

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A Germanic occupational surname meaning 'shopkeeper' or 'tradesman'.

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A Hindi name meaning 'joy' or 'happiness', often given to boys.

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Likely a modern name with no widely-recognized traditional origin. It may be a blended or creative name.

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Likely a modern invented name or a variant of common names like 'Cramer', its exact origin and meaning remain obscure.