Boy Names That Mean Affection

Discover Boy names meaning Affection with origins and popularity.

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Agapios
Loving, affectionate.
Greek
Aikan
Love, affection.
Japanese
Ajawid
Plural of Jawid, which means loving or affectionate.
Arabic
Anban
Meaning 'brother' or 'affectionate person' in Tamil.
Tamil
Antarpreet
One who is filled with love and affection.
Punjabi
Ashhar
Affectionate, Tender.
Arabic
Ataubaq
Affectionate.
Arabic
Atuf
Kind, compassionate, or affectionate.
Arabic
Aveen
Love, affection, or inspiration
Persian
Awatef
Affectionate, kind-hearted, or compassionate.
Arabic
Bhakthavatsala
One who is affectionate to devotees.
Sanskrit
Ceron
Loving or affectionate.
Welsh
Cuddle
To hug, snuggle, or embrace affectionately.
English
Dandan
Warmth, affection.
Arabic
Dayasheel
Compassionate or affectionate.
Sanskrit
Eymen
Affectionate or blessed.
Turkish
Garaami
A name of Persian origin, possibly meaning 'warm' or 'affectionate'.
Persian
Garami
Warmth, affection, or dear one
Persian
Ghannan
Affectionate, loving.
Arabic
Harme
Affectionate.
Hindi
Hirdey
Means 'heart' in Punjabi, symbolizing love and affection.
Punjabi
Ilifat
Affection, friendship, attachment
Arabic
Inaas
Affection, Intimacy.
Arabic
Ishuk
Affectionate.
Sanskrit
Kanish
Caring and affectionate.
Sanskrit
Kutty
Affectionate term meaning little one.
Tamil
Laddie
Affectionate term for a young boy or man.
English
Lovesh
One who is full of love and affection.
Sanskrit
Lovish
Loving, affectionate.
Punjabi
Lutf
Kindness, affection.
Arabic
Lutfaan
One who possesses kindness and affection.
Arabic
Lutfan
Kind, gentle, affectionate.
Arabic
Maloof
Maloof is an Arabic surname meaning 'beloved' or 'affectionate'.
Arabic
Mawhab
Love, affection.
Arabic
Minze
A diminutive of Minna, meaning 'love' or 'affection'.
German
Mofoor
Loving, affectionate.
Arabic
Mohib
Loving, affectionate.
Arabic
Muhab
Love, affection.
Arabic
Muhabat
Love, affection.
Arabic
Muhabbib
Loving, affectionate, or one who shows love.
Arabic
Muhib
Loving, affectionate.
Arabic
Mushaq
One who is compassionate or affectionate.
Arabic
Mutka
Short; little (affectionate nickname).
Russian
Mutsuko
Child of affection.
Japanese
Nahyaan
Full of kindness, affectionate.
Arabic
Pareetam
Love, affection.
Tamil
Philemon
Loving, affectionate.
Greek
Pita
Father (affectionate).
Sanskrit
Pranay
Love or affection
Sanskrit
Praneeth
Affectionate, full of love.
Sanskrit
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