Boy Names That Mean I

Discover Boy names meaning I with origins and popularity.

31,148 names found Page 118 of 623
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Clitus
Famous, illustrious.
Greek
Clive
Cliff, slope.
English
Cllllan
Young warrior.
Gaelic
Clobes
Famous shield.
German
Clodoveo
Famous warrior.
Spanish
Clovis
Famous warrior, from the Germanic elements 'hlud' meaning famous and 'wig' me...
Germanic
Cloy
Refers to being excessively sentimental or clingy.
Irish
Clyde
From the name of the River Clyde in Scotland.
Scottish
Clyve
From the riverside cliff..
English
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
Coatl
Serpent or snake, often associated with the feathered serpent deity Quetzalco...
Nahuatl
Cobar
Derived from 'cobar', meaning 'desiring' or 'wishing'.
Gaelic
Cobbham
From the village with a small round hill..
English
Cobe
Variation of Jacob, meaning supplanter.
English
Coberne
From Cob's river.
English
Cobey
From Jacob, meaning supplanter.
English
Cobham
From the curved hill.
English
Cobhan
Victorious.
Irish
Cobourn
From Cob's spring.
English
Coburn
From the black river.
English
Coburne
From the black river.
English
Coburnes
From the black river.
English
Cobus
Short form of Jacobus, meaning supplanter.
Dutch
Cobweb
Refers to a spider's web.
English
Cockburn
Red hill.
Scottish
Coco
Diminutive of Socorro or a nickname meaning 'coconut'.
Spanish
Cocytus
Refers to a river in the underworld.
Greek
Coddy
A diminutive of Cuthbert, meaning 'famous, bright'.
English
Coen
Bold advisor or brave.
Dutch
Coeus
Intelligence or intellect.
Greek
Cofahealh
Coffin-maker or maker of chests.
Anglo-saxon
Coffie
Born on a Friday.
Akan
Coffin
Coffin-maker or coffin.
English
Coghlan
Little narrow one or descendent of Coghlán.
Irish
Cohan
Descendent of Cohan or wise.
Irish
Cohen
Priest or descendant of the priest.
Hebrew
Cohwin
Friendly or well-loved companion.
English
Coigleach
Independent or free.
Irish
Coil
Distant or slender.
Irish
Coilleach
Little forest.
Irish
Coinleain
Little hound.
Irish
Coireail
Stripling.
Irish
Colah
Vine.
Arabic
Colar
The meaning of Colar is Reference to collar.
Irish
Colas
French form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
French
Colbert
Famous, bright, or renowned.
French
Colbery
Combination of Cole and Berry, referring to berries growing near charcoal bur...
English
About names that mean I

Names with the meaning “I” are often chosen for their symbolism and positive values. Explore origins, pronunciation, and popularity to find the right fit.

Suggest a Name
BabyNameLore