Boy Names That Mean I

Discover Boy names meaning I with origins and popularity.

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Burthold
Bright ruler.
Germanic
Burtholde
Bright ruler.
Germanic
Burtin
Diminutive of 'Burt', meaning bright or illustrious.
English
Burto
Diminutive of 'Burt', meaning bright or illustrious.
Spanish
Burton
From a surname meaning fortified town.
English
Burtrand
Combination of 'Burton' (fortified town) and 'Rand' (shield).
French
Burtyl
Combination of 'Burt' (bright) and 'Hill' (hill or mound).
English
Buruj
Star, constellation.
Arabic
Burzin
Shining, radiant.
Persian
Busa
Kiss.
Yoruba
Busbey
Village dweller.
English
Busbie
Dweller by the thicket.
Scottish
Busby
Dweller by the thicket.
English
Busbyr
Dweller by the thicket.
English
Busharat
Good news, glad tidings
Arabic
Bushr
Good news, glad tidings
Arabic
Bushy
Covered in bushes.
English
Busiris
Osiris, Egyptian god of the underworld.
Egyptian
Busraq
Brightly shining.
Arabic
Busrat
Congratulation.
Arabic
Buster
One who breaks things.
English
Butts
Surname referring to the buttocks.
English
Buyisiwe
Bring happiness.
Zulu
Byford
By the ford, referring to a crossing place.
English
Byram
From the town near the river.
English
Cabe
Derived from a surname meaning 'cape' or 'cloak'.
English
Cabot
Derived from a surname meaning 'head' or 'cape' in Old French.
English
Cabrera
Derived from a place name meaning 'goat pasture' in Spanish.
Spanish
Cacanisius
Derived from the Latin name Cacanisius, meaning 'belonging to the Cacanii fam...
Latin
Cadao
Wise, old.
Vietnamese
Cadbey
From the warrior's estate.
English
Cadbi
From the warrior's settlement.
English
Cadbie
From the warrior's settlement.
English
Cadby
From the warrior's settlement.
English
Caddaham
From the warrior's home.
English
Caddis
Battle spirit.
English
Cadel
Cad's hill.
Welsh
Cadellin
Battle prince or battle spirit.
Welsh
Caderyn
Battle lord, from cad 'battle' and rhi 'lord'.
Welsh
Cadeyrn
Battle king, from Welsh 'cad' (battle) and 'teyrn' (king).
Welsh
Cadfan
Battle prince, from Welsh 'cad' (battle) and 'ban' (chief).
Welsh
Cadfer
Battle hero or warrior.
Welsh
Cadmael
Battle prince.
Welsh
Cadman
Warrior.
English
Cadmen
Child of Cad.
English
Cadmon
Warrior.
English
Caduceus
Symbol of medicine.
Greek
Cadwallon
Battle eminent.
Welsh
Caecelius
Blind.
Latin
Caecilianus
Blind.
Latin
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