Boy Names That Mean I

Discover Boy names meaning I with origins and popularity.

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Casleu
One of the months in the Hebrew calendar.
Hebrew
Casluhim
Descendants of Casluh, a biblical character.
Hebrew
Caspian
From the Caspian Sea region.
English
Caspir
Combination of the names Casper and Jasper.
English
Casra
Name of a mythical Persian hero.
Persian
Cassi
Diminutive of Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.
English
Cassian
Cassian means 'hollow' or 'empty', derived from the Roman family name Cassius.
Latin
Cassiel
Speed of God or angel of solitude.
Hebrew
Cassius
Cassius means 'hollow' or 'vain', possibly derived from the Latin word 'cassus'.
Latin
Caster
Possessing Magical Powers.
Greek
Castle
Fortified Building.
English
Cater
Shortened form of the name Caterpillar.
English
Catesby
Lives by the ash tree.
English
Catey
Diminutive form of the name Catherine.
English
Cathal
Mighty in battle.
Irish
Cathan
Little battler.
Irish
Cathaoir
Warrior.
Irish
Cathaoirmore
Great warrior.
Irish
Cathbert
Bright warrior.
English
Cathmor
Great warrior.
Irish
Cathol
Fierce warrior.
Irish
Catigern
Fair lord.
Welsh
Catterick
From the Catra tribe.
English
Catterik
From the Catra tribe.
English
Catullus
Derived from the Roman family name Catullus, possibly meaning 'puppy' or 'you...
Latin
Cavalier
Knight or gentleman.
French
Cavalon
One who is like a horse.
English
Cavanagh
Descendant of Caomhánach (gentle, kind).
Irish
Cavanaugh
Descendant of Cathmhaoil (slender).
Irish
Cavil
Derived from a surname meaning 'bald' or 'bare'.
English
Cavillor
One who cavils or makes petty objections.
English
Cawley
From the Old English personal name Cawel, meaning 'bare' or 'bald'.
English
Caxton
From a place name meaning 'enclosure of a man named Cac' in Old English.
English
Caydfan
Battle lord or warrior chief.
Welsh
Caylon
Combination of the names Kay and Lon, both of meaning..
English
Ceadda
Warlike.
Anglo-saxon
Ceallach
Bright-headed.
Irish
Ceallachan
Little bright-headed one.
Irish
Cecilio
Blind; derived from the Roman family name Caecilius.
Italian
Cecrops
derived from Greek mythology, the name of the legendary first king of Athens.
Greek
Cecyl
Diminutive of Cecylia, meaning 'blind'.
Polish
Cedomil
Means 'dear to the family' or 'family treasure'.
Slavic
Cedric
A name invented by Sir Walter Scott for a character in Ivanhoe, possibly base...
English
Cedro
Means 'cedar tree' in Spanish.
Spanish
Cedron
Derived from the Spanish word 'cedro', meaning cedar tree.
Spanish
Cees
Short form of Cornelis, meaning 'horn'.
Dutch
Celeres
Swift.
Latin
Celerin
Swift.
English
Celerino
Swift.
Italian
Celtic
Referring to the Celtic people from ancient Europe.
English
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