| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Adam
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Man
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Hebrew
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Aiden
|
Little fire
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Irish
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Alexander
|
Defender of man
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Greek
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Ali
|
Sublime
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Arabic
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Angus
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One choice
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Celtic
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Anthony
|
Unknown meaning
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Latin
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Archer
|
Bowman
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English
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Archie
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A diminutive form of Archibald.
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English
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Ari
|
Lion
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Hebrew
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Arlo
|
Armed hill
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English
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Arthur
|
Bear
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Celtic
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Asher
|
Happy and blessed
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Hebrew
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Ashton
|
Ash tree town
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English
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Austin
|
Great
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English
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Henry
|
Home ruler
|
English
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Hudson
|
Son of Hudd
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English
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Hugo
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“An intellectual,” from the Germanic hugu, the mind.
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Latin
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Hunter
|
Hunter
|
English
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Isaac
|
He will laugh
|
Hebrew
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Isaiah
|
God is salvation
|
Hebrew
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Jack
|
God is gracious
|
English
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Jackson
|
Son of Jack
|
English
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Jacob
|
Supplanter
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Hebrew
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James
|
Supplanter
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English
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Jasper
|
Treasurer
|
English
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Jaxon
|
Son of Jack
|
English
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Jayden
|
Thankful one
|
Hebrew
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Jordan
|
To descend
|
Hebrew
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Joseph
|
Jehovah will increase
|
Hebrew
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Joshua
|
God is salvation
|
Hebrew
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Jude
|
Praise
|
English
|
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Kai
|
Sea
|
Polynesian
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Koa
|
Brave, bold, fearless.
|
Polynesian
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Lachlan
|
From the land of lakes
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Irish
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Lennox
|
With many elm trees
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Scottish
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Leo
|
Lion
|
Latin
|
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Leon
|
Lion
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Greek
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Leonardo
|
Brave lion
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Italian
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Levi
|
Joined together
|
Hebrew
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Lewis
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A variant form of Louis.
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German
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Liam
|
Helmet of will
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Irish
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Lincoln
|
Lake colony
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English
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Logan
|
Small hollow
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Scottish
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Louis
|
Famous warrior
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French
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Are you looking for a name for your son that fits in down under? Check out the most popular Australian boy names. Ranging from classics to exotic treasures, it’s a diverse mix of monikers full of surprises. We scoop up a collection from the 2021 most common names in the country. Meet some of them with us.
The most popular Australian boy names mirror many of those in the United States. In fact, the country’s Top 5 shares a few faces with our list. At #1, you’ll find Oliver, an English pick meanings “olive tree.” He’s also super common stateside, as is the #2 Australian boy name Noah. Meaning “to rest,” he’s a biblical babe with a gentle air. William lands at #3. This “willing protector” is having quite the moment with parents worldwide, as they can’t get enough of this classic. The #4 pick in Australia is John‘s variant, Jack. Youthful and energetic, he’s right at home as a little boy. Lastly, at #5, there’s Leo. This little “lion” is also a space-themed moniker.
As we descend lower on the charts of the most popular Australian boy names, you’ll find Henry at #6. This “home ruler” is also much loved in the U.S. He has historical ties and royal roots. Charlie clocks in at #7, meaning “free man.” He’s a nickname form of Charles. The “twin” Thomas lands at #9, followed by Lucas at #10. These are timeless favorites that always manage to feel fresh. Finally, rounding out the Top 10 is Elijah, meaning “my God is Yahweh.”
While many are popular stateside, some common Australian boy names are unique to the country. Hamish is a prime example. A Scottish form of Jacob, he means “supplanter.” His fellow Scot Lennox is also popular in the land of Aussies. Meaning “with many elm trees,” his exciting -x ending distinguishes him from the pack. Darcy is another surprise you can find on the Aussie chats. Meaning “dark,” he’s an Irish name with a unisex vibe. Check out Leon, Angus, and Ari for more unique picks on the Australian charts.
Browse more popular Australian boy names on our complete list.
