Boy Names

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Ashok is a Hindi name meaning 'without sorrow' or 'free from grief'. It is a common name in India.

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A short form of Craig, a Scottish name meaning 'rock'.

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An Arabic name meaning 'destroyer of evil' or 'one who breaks'. Signifies strength and courage.

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Possibly a creative variant of Azrael, the name of the Angel of Death in some religions, of Hebrew origin meaning 'help of God'.

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A variant spelling of Craig, derived from the Scottish Gaelic word 'creag' meaning 'rock' or 'crag'.

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A modern name with an unknown etymological origin. It is likely a modern invention, with a possible Spanish influence.

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An Arabic name meaning 'noble', 'respected', or 'reckoner'. It signifies high status and good character.

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A variant of Craig, a Scottish and Irish name derived from Gaelic 'creag', meaning 'rock'.

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Meaning 'respected of God', it combines Arabic elements and indicates divine reverence.

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Likely a variant of Amaury, which is of Germanic origin meaning 'work ruler' or 'industrious power'.

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A unique name with uncertain origins, possibly a modern invention or derived from similar-sounding names.

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An Arabic name meaning 'decisive' or 'resolute'.

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A variant of Lloyd, from Welsh, meaning 'grey' or 'sacred'. Traditionally masculine.

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A modern name, without a firmly established meaning, but it likely sounds as a variant of 'Logan' a Scottish surname meaning 'little hollow'.

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A Scottish surname derived from an occupational name, meaning 'chamberlain' or 'chief servant of the household'.

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An Arabic name meaning 'to protect' or 'to take refuge'. Suggests strength and guidance.

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Everado is a Spanish and Portuguese variant of the Germanic name Everard, meaning 'brave as a boar' or 'strong boar'. It implies courage and resilience.

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A Tibetan name, meaning 'wise', 'good', or 'kind'. It's a traditional name given to Buddhist monks.

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Hasin is an Arabic name meaning 'beautiful' or 'handsome'. It is derived from the Arabic root 'hasuna', meaning 'to be beautiful'.

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Possibly related to the Greek mythological figure Creo, or derived from the verb 'create'.

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Likely of Arabic or Persian origin, meaning is uncertain. Could mean 'harvest' or relate to a more traditional Arabic name.

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Likely a modern invented name with Hebrew influences. Combination of 'Azar' (meaning 'help') and 'el' (meaning 'God'). Thus, 'God is my help'.

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From Greek mythology. Creon was a king of Thebes.

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A Yiddish name, likely from the Hebrew meaning 'God will judge'.

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Hasker is a unique name with uncertain origin. Possible connection to 'has' or similar English words.

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Crescencio is a Spanish and Portuguese name derived from the Latin word 'crescens', meaning 'growing' or 'increasing'. It suggests growth, prosperity, and advancement.

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Likely a diminutive of names like Haskell, or a creative derivative. English origin.

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A modern invented name, potentially combining elements of names like Amari and Orion.

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An Italian name derived from the Latin 'crescens' meaning 'growing' or 'increasing'.

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Likely an Anglicized surname or invented name. No definitive meaning is widely known.

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Likely a modern variation of the name Jason, derived from the Greek name Iason, meaning 'healer'.

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Derived from the Latin 'crescens' meaning 'growing, increasing'.

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An Arabic name meaning 'handsome' or 'good'.

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A Spanish name derived from the Latin word "crescens," meaning "growing" or "increasing."

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Likely a variation of the Arabic name Hassan, meaning 'handsome' or 'good'.

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Aahron is a variation of Aaron, a Hebrew name meaning 'high mountain' or 'exalted,' reflecting a sense of spiritual elevation and importance.

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A modern, invented name, likely a combination of 'Cre-' and 'Shawn', a variant of John, meaning 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

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An Arabic name meaning 'handsome' or 'good.'

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Amauris is of Germanic origin, derived from Amalric, meaning 'work ruler' or 'brave ruler'.

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Derived from the Latin name Crispinus, meaning "curly-haired."

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From the Old English, meaning “hazel tree.” A nature-inspired name.

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From a surname referring to someone who lived near watercress. Also can mean 'to grow'.

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A surname-turned-first-name of English origin; likely deriving from a place name.

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A Hebrew name meaning 'God has done,' indicating a blessing or divine gift.

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An English surname turned first name, referring to someone who lived near the chambers (private rooms) of a nobleman.

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Likely a modern invented name. Could be a variation of 'Auberon' (Germanic origin) meaning 'noble' and 'bear-like'.

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Ahir is of Hindi origin and is associated with the community of cowherds and warriors in India.

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Likely an elaborated form of a name meaning 'decisive' or 'judicious', with Arabic influence.

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An Arabic name, derived from 'Hasan,' meaning "good" or "handsome."

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A surname-turned-given name, meaning "to hurry" or "to speed up" in Old English. Indicates swiftness or eagerness.

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Means 'man' or 'sir' in Navajo. Reflects strength and respect within Native American culture.

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Hastin is a Hindi name meaning 'elephant'. It represents strength, wisdom, and good fortune.

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From the English surname, meaning 'son of Haste,' which means 'bold' or 'hasty.'

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A Scottish surname used as a given name, of unknown exact meaning.

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Likely a variant of Crayton or Creighton, an English surname meaning 'border town'.

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A surname that became a given name. Derived from Old English, meaning 'dweller at the hatch' or a gate.

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Hatem is an Arabic name meaning 'generous' or 'judge'. It has strong, positive connotations.

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Amaurys is a Spanish variant of Amaury, which comes from the Germanic name Amalric. It means 'work ruler' or 'industrious ruler'.

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A modern variant of Azariah, derived from the Hebrew elements 'azar' meaning 'help' and 'yah' referring to God. Thus, meaning 'God has helped'.

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Variant spelling of Christopher, meaning 'Christ-bearer'.