Boy Baby Names

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Aegeon
From Greek mythology, Aegeon was a son of Poseidon and Aegaeus..
Greek
Aegeus
From Greek mythology, Aegeus was the father of Theseus..
Greek
Aegidius
Shield-bearer or protector, derived from Greek aigidion meaning 'little goat'.
Latin
Aegion
From the city of Aegion in Greece..
Greek
Aegir
From Norse mythology, Aegir was the god of the sea and ocean..
Norse
Aegis
Shield or protection, from the mythological aegis of Zeus and Athena.
Greek
Aegisthus
From Greek mythology, Aegisthus was the lover of Clytemnestra and killer of A...
Greek
Aegyptus
Derived from the Greek name Aigyptos, meaning 'land of the Nile' or 'Egypt'.
Greek
Aekansh
One who cannot be divided or is indivisible.
Hindi
Aelfdane
Elf prince, from Old English 'ælf' (elf) and 'dene' (valley).
English
Aemiliano
Derived from the Roman family name Aemilius, meaning 'rival' or 'eager'.
Italian
Aemilianus
Belonging to the Roman family Aemilius, meaning 'rival'.
Latin
Aemilio
Derived from the Roman family name Aemilius, meaning 'rival' or 'eager'.
Italian
Aemilius
From the Roman family name Aemilius, meaning 'rival' or 'imitating'.
Latin
Aeneades
Son of Aeneas, the renowned hero from Greek mythology..
Greek
Aeneas
Greek mythological hero and the main character in Virgil's epic poem, the Aen...
Greek
Aenon
Place of springs or fountains.
Hebrew
Aeolius
Greek mythological figure, associated with the winds..
Greek
Aeolus
Greek mythological god of the winds..
Greek
Aera
Means 'air' or 'atmosphere' in Latin.
Latin
Aerkan
Aerkan is a Turkish name meaning 'brave blood' or 'courageous lineage'.
Turkish
Aescby
Spear village or ash tree settlement.
English
Aescford
Aescford means 'ash tree ford', referring to a crossing by ash trees.
English
Aeschylus
Shame or disgrace, derived from Greek 'aiskhos'.
Greek
Aesclapius
Latinized form of Asklepios, the Greek god of medicine and healing.
Greek
Aescleah
From the ash meadow.
English
Aesclin
Noble victory.
English
Aesctun
From the ash tree enclosure.
English
Aesculapius
derived from the Greek god of medicine and healing.
Greek
Aescwine
Friend of the ash tree.
English
Aescwyn
Friend of the ash tree.
English
Aeshan
Illuminating, shining.
Sanskrit
Aesir
Group of gods in Norse mythology.
Norse
Aesoburne
Ash tree stream.
English
Aeson
Mythological Greek figure.
Greek
Aethelbald
Noble and bold.
English
Aethelbeorht
Noble and bright.
English
Aethelbeorn
Noble bear.
English
Aethelberht
Noble and bright.
English
Aethelbert
Noble and bright.
English
Aethelfrith
Noble and peaceful.
English
Aethelhard
Noble and strong.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelhere
Noble army.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelisdun
Noble fortress.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelmaer
Noble and famous.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelmaere
Noble and famous.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelred
Noble counsel.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelstan
Noble stone.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelstun
Noble enclosure.
Anglo-saxon
Aethelweard
Noble guard.
Anglo-saxon
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