Boy Names That Mean An

Discover Boy names meaning An with origins and popularity.

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Cirilo
Spanish form of Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
Spanish
Ciro
Italian form of Cyrus, meaning 'sun' or 'throne'.
Italian
Cirrus
A type of cloud with a wispy, feathery appearance.
Latin
Cisca
Diminutive of Francisca, meaning 'free one'.
Dutch
Cistercian
Relating to the Cistercian order of monks, founded in 1098 at Cîteaux, France.
Latin
Clabourne
From the stream near the clay bank.
English
Clach
Means 'stone' in Scottish Gaelic.
Scottish
Claeborne
From the surname meaning 'boundary stream' or 'clay brook'.
English
Claiton
From the town on the clay land.
English
Clarence
The name Clarence signifies brightness, clarity, and purity.
English
Claudio
Lame (or Italian/Spanish form of Claudius).
Italian
Claxton
From the town of Claxton, meaning 'Clacc's stone'.
English
Clay
Clay is an English occupational surname for a worker in clay, or a topographi...
English
Clayhorn
Combination of 'clay' and 'horn', possibly referring to a clay horn or a plac...
English
Clayland
From the land of clay.
English
Clayton
From a surname meaning 'clay settlement' in Old English.
English
Cleander
Man of glory, from Greek kleos 'glory' and aner 'man'.
Greek
Cleandro
Man of glory, derived from kleos (glory) and andros (man).
Greek
Cleanth
Glory; from Greek 'kleos' meaning fame or glory.
Greek
Cleary
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cléirigh, meaning 'clerk' or 'cleric'.
Irish
Cleatus
Derived from Latin 'clēmentia', meaning mercy or clemency.
Latin
Cleavan
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cléibhín, meaning 'descendant of Cléibhín',...
Irish
Cleavant
From the cliff slope, derived from Old English clif and hoh.
English
Cleave
Derived from an Old English word meaning 'cliff' or 'slope'.
English
Cleavland
From the land of cliffs.
English
Cleavon
From the land of cliffs.
English
Clemmie
Diminutive of Clement, meaning 'merciful'.
English
Clemmy
Diminutive of Clement, meaning 'merciful'.
English
Cleon
Famous; renowned, from Greek 'kleos' meaning glory.
Greek
Cleopus
Derived from Kleopas, meaning 'glory of the father'.
Greek
Clevan
Derived from the Old English elements 'cleofan' meaning 'to cleave' or 'split'.
English
Cleve
Derived from a surname meaning 'cliff' or 'slope' in Old English.
English
Cleveland
From the hilly district or cliff land.
English
Clif
A short form of Clifford, meaning 'ford near a cliff'.
English
Clifford
From the Old English words 'clif' meaning cliff and 'weard' meaning guardian,...
English
Clifland
From the Cliff land.
English
Clinton
From a surname meaning 'settlement on the River Glyme' in Old English.
English
Clovis
Famous warrior, from the Germanic elements 'hlud' meaning famous and 'wig' me...
Germanic
Clyde
From the name of the River Clyde in Scotland.
Scottish
Coady
Derived from the Irish surname Mac Óda, meaning 'son of Óda'.
Irish
Coakley
Descendant of the warrior or hero.
Gaelic
Coal
Referring to the black mineral substance..
English
Coale
Referring to the black mineral substance..
English
Cobar
Derived from 'cobar', meaning 'desiring' or 'wishing'.
Gaelic
Cobe
Variation of Jacob, meaning supplanter.
English
Cobey
From Jacob, meaning supplanter.
English
Cobi
Supplanter.
Hebrew
Cobus
Short form of Jacobus, meaning supplanter.
Dutch
Cochlain
From the narrow channel.
Irish
Coco
Diminutive of Socorro or a nickname meaning 'coconut'.
Spanish
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