Boy Names That Mean Om

Discover Boy names meaning Om with origins and popularity.

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Chezian
Derived from the Tamil word 'chezhi', meaning prosperity or wealth.
Tamil
Chhaayank
Meaningful gaze; someone who looks with a purpose.
Sanskrit
Chikafusa
Wisdom and prosperity.
Japanese
Chiltown
From the farm on a hill.
English
Chimalpopoca
Smoking shield, from chīmal 'shield' and popōca 'to smoke'.
Nahuatl
Chinou
Blossom.
Arabic
Chipper
A cheerful or lively person, derived from the English word 'chipper'.
English
Chisholm
From the Scots Gaelic 'Siosalach', meaning 'from the narrow strait'.
Scottish
Chishti
Belonging to the Chishti order of Sufism, originating from Chisht in Afghanis...
Persian
Chislon
Strength or fortress, derived from a Hebrew root meaning 'to be strong'.
Hebrew
Chitral
A name derived from the Sanskrit word 'chitra' meaning 'picture' or 'bright'.
Sanskrit
Chokri
Thankful or grateful, derived from the Arabic root shukr.
Arabic
Chopra
Derived from the Punjabi word 'chopra' meaning a type of cloth or fabric.
Punjabi
Chrisanthias
Golden flower, derived from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Chrisanthius
Golden flower, derived from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Chrisanthus
Golden flower, from Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'anthos' (flower).
Greek
Christ
Derived from Greek Christos, meaning 'anointed one'.
Greek
Chrysandre
Golden woman.
Greek
Chughtai
Derived from the Chagatai Khanate, referring to a Turkic-Mongol tribe.
Persian
Chval
Derived from chválit meaning 'to praise', signifying one who is praised.
Czech
Chwalibog
Means 'praise God' from Slavic elements chvala 'praise' and bog 'god'.
Slavic
Chyavan
Derived from the Sanskrit root 'cyu' meaning 'to move' or 'to fall', referrin...
Sanskrit
Ciarrai
From the county of Kerry.
Irish
Cibor
Derived from the Polish word for 'honor' or 'glory'.
Polish
Cicero
Derived from Latin 'cicer' meaning 'chickpea'.
Latin
Cicerone
Derived from the Latin name Cicero, meaning 'chickpea'.
Italian
Ciceroni
Derived from the Latin name Cicero, meaning 'chickpea'.
Italian
Cimber
From the English surname, possibly derived from a place name meaning 'Cymber'...
English
Cincinnatus
Meaning 'curly-haired', from Latin 'cincinnus'.
Latin
Cinneide
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cinnéide, meaning 'descendant of Cinnéidigh...
Irish
Cipriano
From Cyprus or of the Cypriot origin.
Italian
Ciriaco
Belonging to the Lord, from the Greek name Kyriakos.
Italian
Ciril
Derived from Greek 'Kyrillos', meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
Slavic
Clabourne
From the stream near the clay bank.
English
Claeborn
From the clay brook or stream.
English
Claeborne
From the surname meaning 'boundary stream' or 'clay brook'.
English
Claebourn
From the stream by the cliff.
English
Claeburn
From the brook.
English
Claegborne
From the brook.
English
Claiton
From the town on the clay land.
English
Clarissant
Bright, clear, or famous, derived from Latin clarus.
French
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
Claybourne
From the clay brook or stream.
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
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