Boy names

Of Persian origin. Means "the one who upholds goodness".

Latin · Italian · Persian · Biblical

Of Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".

Hebrew · Spanish · Greek · Latin

From Hebrew, meaning "God is strong".

Hebrew · Biblical · English

A Hebrew boy's name meaning "gift of God".

Hebrew · Biblical · Spanish · Catalan

Means "protector or conqueror of men".

Greek · Biblical · Spanish

Derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning "one who confronts his adversaries" or "brave".

Latin · Italian · Greek · Spanish

Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".

German · Italian · Germanic

Some hold that it comes from Lucio, of Latin origin, translating as "light". Others maintain it is Hebrew and means "hurricane".

Italian · Greek · Spanish · Latin

From Greek, meaning "victory of the people".

Greek · Biblical

A Hebrew boy's name meaning "rest" or "consolation".

Hebrew · English · Biblical

Means "heard by God".

Hebrew · Biblical

The Italian form of Alejandro (Alexander), meaning "defender of humanity".

Greek · Italian · Spanish

Of Germanic and Italian origin. Derived from the root "brun", meaning "brown" or "dark".

German · Italian · Germanic

Of Latin origin, meaning "one of firm character". The surname Durán is one of the name's etymological variants.

Italian · Latin

The Italian variant of Juan (John), of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is merciful".

Italian · Hebrew

From Hebrew, meaning "Yahweh laughs". One of the most popular biblical boys' names.

Hebrew · Biblical

A unisex name meaning "lion". It is a short form of Leonardo, Leoncio, Leónidas, León, Leopoldo, Lenarda, and Leonor.

Latin

Of Latin origin, meaning "crowned with laurel" or "honored".

Latin · Italian

Of uncertain origin: it appears to come from Hebrew, meaning "hurricane," or from Latin, translating as "light".

Latin · Biblical · Greek · Hebrew

From the Latin Martis, meaning "Mars" or "consecrated to the god Mars".

Latin · Greek

Of English origin, derived from the French name Olivier, meaning "olive tree" and symbolizing wisdom and peace.

Latin · Scandinavian · English · French

Of Greek origin, meaning "stone" or "rock".

Biblical · Aramaic · Spanish · Greek

From Latin, meaning "guardian" or "servant".

Latin · Biblical · Spanish

Means a courageous, brave man with a big heart.

Italian

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "man who belongs to God's people".

Hebrew · Biblical

From Germanic, meaning "bright" or "illustrious".

Germanic · German · Spanish

A Greek name from the adjective andreios, meaning "manly". Andrés can thus be translated as "strong man".

Greek · Biblical · Spanish

Of Celtic origin, meaning "king of the bears".

Celtic · Italian · English · Latin

A Scandinavian name deriving from the Hebrew name Absalom, meaning "father of peace".

Scandinavian · Hebrew · German · Danish

Of Hungarian origin, meaning "son of the right hand".

Hebrew · Biblical · Hungarian

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "bold" or "impetuous".

Hebrew · Biblical · English

Of Persian origin, meaning "sun".

Persian · Biblical

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "beloved by God".

Hebrew · Biblical

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my God is the Lord".

Hebrew · Greek

A Hebrew boy's name meaning "My God is Yahweh".

Hebrew · Biblical · English

Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate" or "happy".

Biblical · Latin

Of Germanic origin, meaning "the bold one".

Germanic · Spanish

The Italian form of Francisco (Francis), from Latin, meaning "free".

Latin · Italian · French · Spanish

A variant of Xavier, meaning "bright".

Basque · Spanish · Portuguese

Means "willow". A Hawaiian name.

Japanese · Hawaiian · Chinese

From Germanic, meaning "will" or "desire".

Irish · Germanic · English

From Hebrew, meaning "faithful to God".

Hebrew · Biblical

A derivation of the Hebrew name Jacob, meaning "God will reward".

Hebrew · Spanish · Biblical · Latin

Of Hebrew origin, a variant of Santiago, meaning "the one who changes".

Hebrew · Portuguese

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "man" or "made of red earth". It is the international form of Adán (Adam), the first man according to biblical tradition.

Hebrew · Biblical · English

Of Latin origin, meaning "the one who comes from the sea".

Latin

Of Hebrew origin, meaning "happy," "fortunate," or "blessed". In the Old Testament, he is a son of Jacob and Leah.

Hebrew · Biblical

Of Latin origin, from the name Aurelius, meaning "the one of golden color".

Latin · Italian · Spanish