Boy Names That Mean Or

Discover Boy names meaning Or with origins and popularity.

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Cassiel
Speed of God or angel of solitude.
Hebrew
Cassius
Cassius means 'hollow' or 'vain', possibly derived from the Latin word 'cassus'.
Latin
Castimir
Famous for Battle.
Slavic
Castle
Fortified Building.
English
Cater
Shortened form of the name Caterpillar.
English
Catey
Diminutive form of the name Catherine.
English
Cathaoir
Warrior.
Irish
Cathaoirmore
Great warrior.
Irish
Cathbert
Bright warrior.
English
Cathmoor
From the cottage by the moor.
English
Cathmoore
From the cottage by the moor.
English
Cathmor
Great warrior.
Irish
Cathmore
From the cottage by the moor.
English
Cathol
Fierce warrior.
Irish
Catigern
Fair lord.
Welsh
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
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
Caydfan
Battle lord or warrior chief.
Welsh
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
Cedron
Derived from the Spanish word 'cedro', meaning cedar tree.
Spanish
Cees
Short form of Cornelis, meaning 'horn'.
Dutch
Celvan
Means 'swift' or 'fast' in Turkish.
Turkish
Celyddon
Legendary forest.
Welsh
Cenehard
Brave warrior.
German
Cenewig
Bold warrior.
Anglo-saxon
Cenewyg
Bold warrior.
Anglo-saxon
Centaurus
Half-man, half-horse creature.
Greek
Cerberus
Three-headed dog guarding the Underworld.
Greek
Cerik
Creator, master, or leader.
Turkish
Cerimon
Ceremonial or formal.
Greek
Cerny
Dark or black.
Czech
Ceron
Loving or affectionate.
Welsh
Cesar
A Roman cognomen meaning 'hairy' or 'long-haired'.
Latin
Cesare
Italian form of Caesar, meaning 'hairy' or 'long-haired'.
Italian
Cesareo
It is the Spanish form of Caesarius, meaning 'belonging to Caesar'.
Spanish
Cesario
Italian form of Caesar, meaning 'long-haired'.
Italian
Cesaro
Italian form of Caesar, meaning 'long-haired'.
Italian
Cesilio
Diminutive of Cesilio, meaning 'blind' or 'sixth'.
Spanish
Ceslav
Honour and glory.
Slavic
Cestislav
Chosen glory.
Slavic
Cestmir
Fortress of glory.
Slavic
Cezar
Emperor.
Latin
Chaaruchithra
Beautifully painted or beautifully bright
Sanskrit
Chaayan
Arrival or coming.
Sanskrit
Chabuk
Whip or lash.
Turkish
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