Boy Names That Mean Om

Discover Boy names meaning Om with origins and popularity.

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Dunleigh
From the hill meadow.
English
Dunley
From the meadow on the hill.
English
Dunlop
From the Scottish place name Dunlop, meaning 'fort of the muddy pool'.
Scottish
Dunlope
From the brown hill or the hill fort.
English
Dunmoor
From the moorland hill.
English
Dunmoore
From the moor hill, referring to a dark or brown hill.
English
Dunmor
From the Gaelic 'dun' meaning fort and 'mor' meaning great, meaning 'great fo...
Scottish
Dunmore
From the Gaelic 'dùn mòr', meaning 'big fort'.
Scottish
Dunstan
From the Old English elements 'dun' meaning hill and 'stan' meaning stone.
English
Dunsten
From the Old English elements 'dun' meaning hill and 'stan' meaning stone.
English
Dunstin
From the Old English name Dunstan, meaning 'dark stone'.
English
Dunston
From the Old English personal name Dunstan, meaning 'brown stone'.
English
Duntan
From the town on the hill.
Scottish
Dunten
From the town in the valley.
English
Duntin
From the town on the hill.
English
Dunton
From the town on the hill.
English
Duntyn
From the town on the hill.
English
durab
The meaning of the name Durab is not readily available, as it might not have ...
Arabic
Durance
Derived from a surname meaning 'endurance' or 'lasting'.
English
Durand
From the Latin name Durandus, meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast'.
French
Durango
Derived from the Basque word 'urango' meaning 'water town'.
Spanish
Durant
From the French surname meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast'.
French
Durante
Enduring or steadfast, from the Latin 'durans'.
Italian
Durbail
Derived from 'dur' meaning hard and 'bail' meaning bailiff, referring to a to...
French
Durben
Derived from a place name meaning 'deer stream' in Old English.
English
Durbin
From the town of Durbin, meaning 'deer's stream'.
English
Durbyn
Derived from the Old English 'deor' meaning 'dear' or 'beloved', combined wit...
English
Durdna
One who possesses great understanding or wisdom.
Persian
Durrant
From the town of Durant.
English
Durriken
Derived from Old English 'deor' meaning dear, beloved.
English
durvimocha
Difficult to release or escape from
Sanskrit
Durwyne
Friend from the farmstead.
English
Duryea
From the oak tree hill.
English
Dusanek
Derived from the Slavic element 'duša' meaning 'soul'.
Slavic
Dustin
From the Old Norse name Þórsteinn, meaning 'Thor's stone'.
English
Duston
From the town of Duston in Northamptonshire, England.
English
Dutta
Given or granted, often used as a surname in Bengali and Assamese communities.
Sanskrit
Duval
From the Valley.
French
Duveuil
From the Oak Wood.
French
Dyllyn
Combination of Dylan and Lynn.
English
Dylon
Combination of Dylan and Lon.
English
Dylyn
Combination of Dylan and Lynn.
English
Dymock
From the dark oak tree.
English
Dyven
From the deep valley.
English
Dyvynarth
From the deep valley.
Welsh
Dyvyr
From the deep valley.
Welsh
Dywel
Worthy, handsome.
Welsh
Eagan
Derived from the Irish name Aodhagán, meaning 'little fire'.
Irish
Eagle
derived from the name of the majestic bird of prey. Symbolizes strength, free...
English
Ealdian
Old, ancient, or from the old one.
Anglo-saxon
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