Boy Baby Names

Discover Boy baby names with meanings, origins, and popularity rankings.

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Achyuta
Eternal or infallible
Sanskrit
Achyutanand
Bliss of the immortal.
Sanskrit
Achyutaraya
King Achyuta; ruler associated with Vishnu
Sanskrit
Achyuth
Imperishable.
Sanskrit
Achyutha
Imperishable.
Sanskrit
Achyuthan
Imperishable.
Sanskrit
AchyutPragna
One who has perfect knowledge of the immovable self.
Sanskrit
Achzib
Means 'deceitful' or 'lying' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Aciano
Derived from Spanish 'aciano', meaning cornflower.
Spanish
Acilino
Diminutive of Acisclo, meaning 'sharp' or 'pointed'.
Spanish
Acim
Genius, clever.
Hebrew
Acintya
Inconceivable, unfathomable.
Sanskrit
Acis
Acis was a Sicilian youth in Greek mythology, beloved by the nymph Galatea.
Greek
Ackerleah
unclear, as it is a rare name with limited historical data available.
English
Ackerley
Dweller at the oak meadow.
English
Ackerly
Dweller at the oak meadow.
English
Ackley
From the oak meadow.
English
Acrisius
Son of Abas and king of Argos in Greek mythology.
Greek
Actaeon
From the Greek 'Aktaios', meaning 'from the coast' or 'shore-dweller'.
Greek
Actaeonis
Derived from Actaeon, a hunter in Greek mythology who was transformed into a ...
Greek
Actaeus
Of the shore or coast, derived from Greek 'aktē' meaning shore.
Greek
Acteon
From the Greek 'Akteon', meaning 'shore dweller' or 'from the coast'.
Greek
Acton
From the oak tree settlement.
English
Actor
Actor means someone who performs in plays, movies, or television shows, portr...
English
Actoris
unclear, but it could be associated with acting or performers.
Latin
Acwellen
Acwellen has no known specific meaning. It is a unique and uncommon name with...
English
Acyuta
Infallible, imperishable.
Sanskrit
Acyutananda
Blissful through the imperishable.
Sanskrit
Acyutaraya
King in imperishability.
Sanskrit
Adaad
Fresh, new.
Arabic
Adael
God is my witness.
Hebrew
Adag
Pure.
Hungarian
Adahi
Eternal, everlasting, or immortal.
Arabic
Adahy
Adahy means 'in the woods' or 'forest' in Cherokee.
Cherokee
Adaia
Adornment or ornament, derived from the Hebrew word 'adah' meaning to adorn.
Hebrew
Adaikalam
Unique, peerless.
Tamil
Adaim
Earth man.
Hebrew
Adalar
Noble eagle.
Germanic
Adalarasu
King of dance
Tamil
Adalard
Noble strength, from elements 'adal' (noble) and 'hard' (brave/strong).
Germanic
Adalat
Justice, fairness, or equity.
Arabic
Adalbert
Noble and bright, from Old High German adal 'noble' and beraht 'bright'.
Germanic
Adalberto
Noble and bright.
Germanic
Adalbrecht
Noble and bright, from Old High German adal 'noble' and beraht 'bright'.
Germanic
Adale
Noble kind, of the nobility.
English
Adalfieri
Noble and fierce, derived from Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'fier' (f...
Germanic
Adalgar
Noble spear, from elements adal 'noble' and gar 'spear'.
Germanic
Adalgiso
Noble hostage or pledge.
Germanic
Adalhard
Noble strength, from elements 'adal' (noble) and 'hard' (brave/strong).
Germanic
Adalric
Noble ruler, from elements 'adal' (noble) and 'ric' (ruler).
Germanic
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