Boy Names That Mean Om

Discover Boy names meaning Om with origins and popularity.

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Ealhhard
Brave or strong in the temple, from elements ealh 'temple' and heard 'brave, ...
Anglo-saxon
Eanraig
Ruler of the home.
Scottish
Eanruig
Ruler of the home.
Scottish
Eardley
From the Old English words for 'earth' and 'wood' or 'clearing'.
English
Earh
Derived from Old English 'eorþe', meaning 'earth' or 'ground'.
Anglo-saxon
Earl
Derived from the Old English title 'eorl', meaning 'nobleman' or 'warrior'.
English
Earland
From the land of the earls.
English
Earlham
Earlham is a habitational name from a place in Norfolk, meaning 'eagle's home...
English
Eastan
From the east.
English
Easten
From the east.
English
Eastin
From the east.
English
Eastman
A man from the east.
English
Easton
From the east town.
English
Eastwood
Referring to someone who lived in or near an eastern wood..
English
Eaton
Referring to someone who lived near an oak tree or in an oak tree settlement..
English
Ebin
Home ruler.
Hebrew
Eblis
derived from Persian mythology, referring to a fallen angel or a supernatural...
Persian
Ebon
Derived from the Old English word 'ebon', meaning 'ebony' or 'black wood'.
English
Ebyn
From the river.
English
Ecclesiastes
Derived from the Greek translation of the Hebrew 'Qoheleth', meaning 'one who...
Hebrew
Ecgbeorht
Bright edge, from ecg 'edge' and beorht 'bright'.
English
Ecgfrith
Edge of peace, from Old English ecg 'edge' and friþ 'peace'.
Anglo-saxon
Eckerd
Derived from a Germanic personal name meaning 'edge of a sword'.
German
Edadeha
Combination of Eda (wealthy) and Deha (grace).
English
Edgar
Wealthy spear, from elements ead 'wealth, fortune' and gar 'spear'.
English
Edgarton
From the wealthy farm.
English
Edgartwon
From the town of the wealthy.
English
Edgerton
From the town on the edge.
English
Eduarte
Combined form of Eduardo and Artur (Arthur).
Portuguese
Edward
Wealthy guardian, from Old English 'Eadweard'.
English
Edwardo
Wealthy guardian, derived from Old English elements ead (wealth) and weard (g...
Spanish
Edwin
Rich friend, from Old English elements ead (wealth, fortune) and wine (friend).
English
Edwy
Rich in war, from the Old English elements ead 'wealth, fortune' and wig 'war'.
English
Effin
Fair, handsome.
Irish
Effren
Surname derived from Ephraim.
Spanish
Efnisien
Legendary figure from the Mabinogi, meaning.
Welsh
Efton
From the estate on the eff river.
English
Egborn
From the edge of the sword.
English
Egburt
From the bright fortress.
English
Egbyrt
From the bright fortress.
English
Egerton
From the town of the edges.
English
Egeslic
From the edge of the forest.
English
Egeton
From the edge of the town.
English
Eghainathan
From the edge of the town.
Tamil
Ehmad
Highly commendable.
Arabic
Eibhear
Derived from the Irish name Éibhear, meaning 'yew tree' or 'bow warrior'.
Irish
Eiddwen
Blessed or fair, from the Welsh elements 'eidd' meaning 'zeal' and 'gwen' mea...
Welsh
Eidi
Virtuous woman, from Greek 'eidos' meaning form or shape.
Greek
Eidis
Derived from the Lithuanian word 'eidÄ—', meaning 'to go' or 'journey'.
Lithuanian
Eidwin
Rich friend, from Old English elements ead 'wealth' and wine 'friend'.
English
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