Boy Names That Mean A

Discover Boy names meaning A with origins and popularity.

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Creek
Referring to a narrow stream or watercourse.
English
Creighton
From a place name meaning 'rocky hill town' in Old English.
English
Cremer
Occupational name for a merchant or shopkeeper.
German
Creon
Ruler or prince, from the Greek word 'kreiōn' meaning 'to rule'.
Greek
Crepin
Derived from Latin 'Crispinus', meaning 'curly-haired'.
French
Crescens
Growing, increasing.
Latin
Cresianus
Growing, increasing.
Latin
Crespin
Curly-haired.
French
Cresswel
From the gravel spring.
English
Crestien
Christian.
French
Creswel
From the Old English words for 'cross' and 'spring' or 'stream'.
English
Crevan
Fox, derived from the Irish word 'sionnach'.
Irish
Crichton
A settlement near a creek or river.
Scottish
Crichtyn
Variation of Crichton, meaning a settlement near a creek or river.
Scottish
Crieghton
A settlement near a creek or river.
Scottish
Crighton
A settlement near a creek or river.
Scottish
Criostoir
Bearer of Christ; Irish form of Christopher.
Irish
Crisanthas
Golden flower, derived from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Crisanthias
Golden flower, derived from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Crisanthus
Golden flower, from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Crisdean
Scottish form of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'.
Scottish
Crisiant
Crisiant is a Welsh name meaning 'crystal' or 'ice'.
Welsh
Crispian
Curly-haired.
Latin
Crispinian
Curly-haired.
Latin
Crispinianus
Curly-haired.
Latin
Crispino
Curly-haired.
Italian
Crispinus
Curly-haired.
Latin
Crispo
Curly-haired.
Italian
Crispus
Curly-haired.
Latin
Cristoffer
Bearer of Christ.
Scandinavian
Cristoforo
Bearer of Christ; derived from Greek Christophoros.
Italian
Cristos
Anointed one; derived from Christos, meaning 'the anointed'.
Greek
Cristovao
Bearer of Christ; Portuguese form of Christopher.
Portuguese
Croft
From a place name meaning 'enclosed field' in Old English.
English
Crofton
From the town of the fortified farmstead.
English
Crogher
Hunchback.
Irish
Crombwiella
From the crooked stream.
English
Crompton
From the town of raven-farm.
English
Cromwel
From the crooked stream.
English
Cronan
Little dark one.
Irish
Crosbey
Marshy meadow of the cross.
English
Crosbi
Marshy meadow of the cross.
English
Crosbie
Marshy meadow of the cross.
English
Crosby
Marshy meadow of the cross.
English
Crosland
Crossed land.
English
Croslea
From the cross meadow.
English
Crosleah
From the cross meadow.
English
Crosleigh
From the cross meadow.
English
Crosley
From the cross meadow.
English
Crosli
From the cross meadow.
English
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