Boy Names That Mean An

Discover Boy names meaning An with origins and popularity.

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Cougar
Refers to the large American wildcat known as the cougar or mountain lion..
English
Coughlan
Descendant of Cochlán, a personal name possibly meaning 'little red one'.
Irish
Coujoe
Born on Monday, from the Akan day-naming tradition.
Akan
Coulter
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Coltar, meaning 'descendant of Coltair', a ...
Irish
Count
Refers to a noble title, indicating a rank below a duke or an earl..
English
Couper
Derived from an English surname meaning 'barrel maker'.
English
Court
Refers to a royal court or a courtyard, symbolizing authority and power..
English
Courtland
From the land of the court, referring to someone who lived near a manor or co...
English
Covel
Derived from a surname meaning 'cove dweller' or 'from the cove'.
English
Covert
Derived from an English surname meaning 'sheltered' or 'hidden'.
English
Covey
Derived from an English surname meaning 'small cove' or 'sheltered bay'.
English
Covington
Settlement of Cofa's people, from an Old English personal name.
English
Cowan
Derived from the Gaelic surname Mac Comhain, meaning 'son of Comhán', a perso...
Scottish
Cowyn
Derived from Welsh 'cowyn' meaning 'little dove'.
Welsh
Coyle
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cadhla, meaning 'descendant of Cadhla', whi...
Irish
Coyne
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cadhain, meaning 'descendant of Cadhan', a ...
Irish
Coyotl
Coyote, a trickster figure in Mesoamerican folklore.
Nahuatl
Craddock
From the Welsh word 'cradog', meaning 'beloved' or 'friend'.
Welsh
Craighton
From a place name meaning 'rocky settlement' in Old English.
English
Crain
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cróinín, meaning 'descendant of Cróinín', a...
Irish
Craine
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cróinín, meaning 'descendant of Cróinín', a...
Irish
Crainston
From the town of Cranston, meaning 'crane's stone'.
English
Cramer
Occupational name for a peddler or shopkeeper, from Middle High German 'kram'...
German
Crandal
From the Old English words 'cran' meaning crane and 'dæl' meaning valley, re...
English
Cranford
From the crane's ford, a place name meaning 'ford where cranes are found'.
English
Cranlea
From the crane's meadow or clearing.
English
Cranleah
From the crane's meadow.
English
Cranleigh
From the crane's meadow or clearing.
English
Cranley
From the crane's meadow or clearing.
English
Cranly
Derived from a surname meaning 'crane-like' or 'heron-like'.
English
Cranmer
From the Old English words 'cran' meaning crane and 'mere' meaning lake, refe...
English
Crannog
A crannog is a type of ancient lake dwelling found in Ireland and Scotland.
Irish
Cranston
From the town of Crane's stone, a place name in England.
English
Craven
Derived from a surname meaning 'sheltered place' or 'cave'.
English
Cray
Crane-like.
English
Crayn
From the crane's settlement.
English
Crayne
From the crane's settlement.
English
Craynston
From the crane's settlement.
English
Crayton
Town of the cranes.
English
Creagh
Brave, valiant.
Irish
Creaghe
Brave, valiant.
Scottish
Creamer
Occupation name for a dairyman.
English
Creedon
Descendant of Críodán, a personal name meaning 'believer' or 'one who believes'.
Irish
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
Crestien
Christian.
French
Creswel
From the Old English words for 'cross' and 'spring' or 'stream'.
English
Crichtyn
Variation of Crichton, meaning a settlement near a creek or river.
Scottish
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