Boy Names With 5 Letters

Discover 5-letter Boy names with meanings and origins.

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Bruce
From the Scottish surname, derived from a place name meaning 'brushwood thick...
Scottish
Bruni
Short form of names beginning with Brun-, meaning 'brown' or 'armor'.
Germanic
Bruno
Brown-haired or dark-complexioned.
German
Bryne
Stream.
English
Buach
Victory.
Irish
Bubai
Meaning 'elder brother' in Bengali, used as a term of respect.
Bengali
Bubba
A nickname or term of endearment for a young child or brother.
English
Bucer
Derived from a Germanic element meaning 'to bend' or 'to bow'.
Germanic
Bucky
A diminutive of the English surname Buckley, meaning 'deer meadow'.
English
Buddy
Friend, companion.
English
Budha
Means 'awakened' or 'enlightened', referring to the planet Mercury in Hindu a...
Sanskrit
Buhur
Incense, a fragrant substance burned for its pleasant smell.
Arabic
Bujra
Wild cow.
Arabic
Bukka
River mouth.
Finnish
Bukki
Wasted.
Hebrew
Bulut
Means 'cloud' in Turkish.
Turkish
Bunah
Bunah means 'understanding' or 'intelligence' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Bundy
derived from the surname Bundy.
English
Bunmi
"My gift".
Yoruba
Bunta
Bunta is a Japanese name meaning 'literary rice field' or 'cultured rice paddy'.
Japanese
Bunty
A nickname meaning 'little bunny' or 'playful one'.
English
Buqat
A piece, a fragment.
Arabic
Burak
Thunderbolt.
Turkish
Bural
Wild.
Turkish
Buraq
Lightning, a mythical creature.
Arabic
Burch
Birch tree.
English
Burke
Descendant of the stocky one.
Irish
Burle
Derived from Old English 'burh' meaning 'fortress' or 'castle'.
English
Burly
Means 'strong and heavily built', from the English word burly.
English
Burni
Derived from Old English 'burna' meaning 'stream' or 'brook'.
English
Burns
Occupational surname for someone who worked as a burner of charcoal or lime.
English
Burny
Diminutive of Burnard, meaning 'bear-brave'.
English
Burto
Diminutive of 'Burt', meaning bright or illustrious.
Spanish
Buruj
Star, constellation.
Arabic
Busby
Dweller by the thicket.
English
Bushr
Good news, glad tidings
Arabic
Bushy
Covered in bushes.
English
Butts
Surname referring to the buttocks.
English
Byram
From the town near the river.
English
Byron
From the barns.
English
Cabot
Derived from a surname meaning 'head' or 'cape' in Old French.
English
Cadal
Sleep.
Irish
Cadao
Wise, old.
Vietnamese
Cadbi
From the warrior's settlement.
English
Cadby
From the warrior's settlement.
English
Cadda
Battle.
English
Cadel
Cad's hill.
Welsh
Cadoc
Battle-worthy.
Welsh
Cadok
Battle.
Welsh
Cador
Beloved.
English
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