Baby Names · Boys
Boy Names
Masculine baby names drawn from over 30 cultural traditions. Explore meaning, pronunciation, history, and numerology for every name.
33 names
Biblical Hebrew
Noah
“Rest, repose, and consolation”
Irish, from the older name Cian, meaning ancient or enduring
Kian
“Ancient and enduring”
Old English, from wīg meaning war and heard meaning brave or hardy
Wyatt
“Brave in war”
Biblical Hebrew
John
“God is gracious”
Ancient Greek, short form of Theodore
Theo
“Gift of God”
Latin and Old Norse
Oliver
“Olive tree planter or ancestral descendant”
Ancient Greek, from Euandros, meaning “good man”
Evander
“Good man”
Biblical Hebrew
Benjamin
“Son of the right hand”
Biblical Hebrew, through Scandinavian usage
Axel
“Father of peace”
Biblical Hebrew
David
“Beloved”
French, from beau meaning handsome or beautiful
Beau
“Handsome; beautiful”
Biblical Hebrew
Dan
“He has judged”
Aramaic, preserved through Greek Biblical tradition
Thaddeus
“Heart; also interpreted as gift of God”
Biblical Hebrew
Matthew
“Gift of Yahweh”
Biblical Hebrew
Levi
“Joined, attached”
Biblical Hebrew, via Greek Tobias
Tobias
“Yahweh is good”
Biblical Hebrew
Asher
“Happy, fortunate, blessed”
Germanic, carried into English through Norman French
William
“Resolute protector”
Ancient Greek
Alexander
“Defender of men”
Latin, from Antonius
Tony
“Priceless one”
Biblical Hebrew
Daniel
“God is my judge”
Possibly Irish, linked to Aherlow; the etymology remains uncertain
Arlo
“Possibly between two highlands”
English diminutive of John, from Hebrew Yohanan
Jack
“God is gracious”
Germanic, from the elements meaning home and ruler
Henry
“Ruler of the household”