Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
Aaron
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High mountain
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Hebrew
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Alan
|
Little rock
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English
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Alder
|
From the alder tree
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English
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Alpine
|
Fair
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Scottish
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Arlow
|
Barberry tree
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Spanish
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Arrow
|
Hunting tool
|
English
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Arthur
|
Bear
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Celtic
|
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Arvid
|
Eagle tree
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Scandinavian
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Ash
|
Of the ash tree
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English
|
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Aspen
|
Aspen tree
|
English
|
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Atwood
|
At the wood
|
English
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Aziel
|
Flower
|
Hebrew
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Bartley
|
Birch tree meadow
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Scottish
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Basil
|
Royal, kingly
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Greek
|
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Bay
|
Berry, water inlet
|
Latin
|
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Beecher
|
Near the beech trees
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English
|
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Berkley
|
Birch tree meadow; the birch tree meadow
|
Scottish
|
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Birch
|
Bright, shining; the birch tree
|
English
|
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Bjorn
|
Bear
|
Scandinavian
|
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Branch
|
Paw; extension
|
Latin
|
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Brooks
|
Small stream
|
English
|
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Canyon
|
Footpath
|
Spanish
|
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Cedar
|
Type of Tree
|
American
|
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Chaney
|
Oak tree
|
French
|
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Clay
|
“The earth,” as the material of which the human body is made.
|
English
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Cliff
|
Cliff-side slope
|
English
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Coast
|
Shoreline; glide
|
English
|
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Corbin
|
Raven
|
English
|
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Cove
|
Small bay
|
English
|
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Fisher
|
Fisherman
|
English
|
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Ford
|
River crossing
|
English
|
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Forest
|
Woodsman; woods
|
French
|
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Forester
|
Woodsman; woods
|
French
|
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Gavin
|
Little white falcon
|
Welsh
|
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Gideon
|
Tree cutter
|
Hebrew
|
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Glen
|
Glen
|
Irish
|
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Grover
|
Grove of trees
|
English
|
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Hawthorne
|
Where hawthorn trees grow
|
English
|
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Hazlett
|
Headland with the hazel trees
|
English
|
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Hollis
|
The holly tree
|
English
|
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Hunter
|
Hunter
|
English
|
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Hurst
|
Thicket of trees
|
English
|
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Idal
|
From the yew tree valley
|
English
|
|
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Ilan
|
Tree
|
Hebrew
|
|
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Lynx
|
Brightness
|
Greek
|
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Mandar
|
Coral tree
|
Indian (Sanskrit)
|
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Marsh
|
Swamp
|
English
|
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Moss
|
Saviour
|
English
|
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Nairn
|
River with alder trees
|
Scottish
|
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Nash
|
By the ash tree
|
English
|
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Noll
|
Olive tree
|
Latin
|
|
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Oak
|
Near the oak trees; meadow of oak trees
|
English
|
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Oakley
|
Meadow of oak trees
|
English
|
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Ocean
|
Sea
|
Greek
|
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Oliver
|
Olive tree
|
English
|
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Onyx
|
Precious gemstone
|
Latin
|
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Oren
|
Pine tree; fair, pale
|
Irish
|
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Orrick
|
Old oak tree
|
English
|
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Park
|
Cypress Tree
|
Chinese
|
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Parker
|
Keeper of the park
|
English
|
|
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Peak
|
Highest point of a mountain
|
English
|
|
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Peter
|
Stone
|
Greek
|
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Quill
|
Plume or feather
|
English
|
|
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Rain
|
Rain
|
English
|
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Rainier
|
Judgment warrior; deciding warrior
|
Scandinavian
|
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Range
|
Forest guardian
|
French
|
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Ranger
|
Forest guardian
|
French
|
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Reed
|
Red
|
English
|
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Rinji
|
Peaceful forest
|
Japanese
|
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River
|
Flowing body of water
|
English
|
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Rocky
|
Stony
|
English
|
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Ronan
|
Little seal
|
Irish
|
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Rowan
|
Of the rowan tree
|
Gaelic
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Sage
|
Healing herb
|
Latin
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Paying homage to the natural world you love so much is easy with earthy boy names. Rugged and adventurous, these picks have organic appeal. Let’s meet some together.
Many of our favorite earthy baby boy names are those that come directly from the forest, like Forest himself. A classic choice, he’s not too common today, and despite his earthy roots, he’s surprisingly versatile, wearing well on a mischievous child or a polished adult. Amongst the forest’s greenery, you’ll find plenty of other earthy male names, including Alder, Pine, and Fern.
Like the world itself, earthy boy baby names include a diverse range of awe-inspiring places beyond the forest’s edge. There are the soaring heights of Cliff and the secluded specialness of Cove. You can head out west with the might of Canyon or venture toward the sea with Bay. Honor your baby’s gentle nature with Brooks or match his constant motion with the flow of River. The possibilities are endless.
Earthy names for boys aren’t one-size-fits-all, either. Sure, they’re all rooted in nature, but they have different connotations. Jasper is a precious stone with a high-society air to him, while Clay has clawed his way up from the riverbank as a gritty, artistic pick. Basil leans British, while Ranger feels as American as apple pie.
Some of the coolest earthy boy names are those with hidden natural meanings. For instance, Bjorn is a Scandinavian sweetheart meaning “bear,” while Lennox means “many elm trees.” The popular Logan means “small hollow,” and Dylan means “great tide.” One of our favorites here is the Polynesian prince Keanu, who translates to “the breeze.” Such a relaxed meaning perfectly fits a calm baby and will hopefully ring true throughout a little one’s life adventure. Other epic meanings include Aziel’s “flower,” Zevi’s “my wolf,” and Silas’ “man of the forest.”
Browse our list of earthy boy names and fall in love with a new natural name.