Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Addison

Son of Adam

English

Adlai

God is just

Hebrew

Adrian

From Hadria

Latin

Adriel

God's flock

Hebrew

Ainsley

Only hermitage wood or clearing

English

Akiva

Protect, shelter

Hebrew

Alexis

Defender

Greek

Alijah

The Lord is my God

American

Amari

Courage

African

Amariah

Promised by God

Hebrew

Amiri

Prince; treetop

Hebrew

Angel

Messenger of God

Greek

Arden

Great forest

Latin

Ari

Lion

Hebrew

Ariel

Lion of God

Hebrew

Arley

Hare meadow

English

Armani

Son of Armand

Italian

Asaya

God has created

Hebrew

Ash

Of the ash tree

English

Ashanti

African Tribe Name

African

Ashby

Ash tree home

English

Ashlen

Ash meadow

English

Ashley

Ash meadow

English

Ashton

Ash tree town

English

Aspen

Aspen tree

English

Atley

The meadow

English

Aubrey

Elf or magical being, power

German

Auden

Old friend

English

Austin

Great

English

Avery

Elf counsel

English

Azariah

Helped by God

Hebrew

Bailey

Berry clearing; bailiff; city fortification

English

Bellamy

Handsome friend

French

Berkley

Birch tree meadow; the birch tree meadow

Scottish

Berlyn

Son of Berl

German

Beverly

Beaver stream

English

Blair

Field, plain

Scottish

Blakely

Dark meadow; pale meadow

English

Braelyn

Created name

American

Brett

From Britanny or Britain

Latin

Briar

Shrub, Small Tree

English

Briley

Descendant of Roghallach

Irish

Brinley

Burnt meadow

English

Brooklyn

Broken land

Dutch

Cale

Dog

English

Cameron

Crooked nose

Scottish

Carmen

Song

Latin

Casey

Alert, watchful

Irish

Cass

Treasurer; curly-headed; ingenious, clever

Welsh

Cassidy

Curly-headed

Welsh

Colby

Swarthy person's settlement

Scandinavian

Corey

Hill hollow

Irish

Dana

From Denmark

English

Dariel

Open; from Airelle

French

Darien

Gift

Greek

Dion

A short form of Dionysius, the god of vegetation and wine, in Greek mythology.

Greek

Dior

Present

French

Dylan

Great tide

Welsh

Eden

Place of pleasure

Hebrew

Elisha

God is my salvation

Hebrew

Elliot

My God is Yahweh

English

Elwynn

Elf or magical being, friend; white, fair, holy

Welsh

Emerson

Emery's son

English

Emery

Home strength

English

Evan

God is gracious

Welsh

Ever

Always

American

Everly

Boar meadow

English

Fallon

Of a royal family

Irish

Farley

Meadow of the sheep; meadow of the bulls

English

Finley

Fair warrior

Scottish

Genesis

Origin, beginning

Greek

Gwynn

Fair, white blessed, holy

Welsh

Hadley

Heather meadow

English

Hale

Hero; from the hall

English

Haley

Hay meadow; ingenious, clever

Irish

Harley

Hare meadow; the long field

English

Harlow

Army hill

English

Harper

Harpist, minstrel

English

Hayden

Hay valley

English

Hedley

Heathered meadow

English

Henley

High meadow

English

Hillary

Cheerful, happy

Latin

Imani

Belief or faith

Arabic

Indy

Independent or Indian

American

Inness

Island

Scottish

Ira

Full-grown; watchful

Hebrew

Jade

Jade stone

Spanish

Jamie

He who supplants

Hebrew

Jariah

Combination of Jane and Mariah

American

Jayden

Thankful one

Hebrew

Jaylen

Created name

American

Jess

The Lord exists

Hebrew

Jesse

Gift

Hebrew

Jody

Jehovah increases

Hebrew

Jordan

To descend

Hebrew

Jude

Praise

English

Jules

A variant form of Julius.

French

Julian

Young at heart

Latin

Juniper

Juniper bush

English

Kai

Sea

Polynesian

Kamari

Moon

Arabic

Kanoa

The free one

Polynesian

Karsten

A variant form of Christian.

Karsyn

Son of Carr

Scottish

Keely

Handsome

Irish

Kellan

Slender

Gaelic

Kelly

Descendant of Ceallach

Irish

Kennedy

Helmet head

Irish

Kensley

Created Name

American

Kinley

Fair Haired Viking

Irish

Koa

Brave, bold, fearless.

Polynesian

Landry

“The ruler of the land,” from the Germanic land (land) and rihhi (ruler).

English

Lane

Pathway

English

Lee

Pasture or meadow

English

Leighton

Meadow settlement

English

Linden

From the linden tree

English

Lindley

Linden tree meadow

English

Lou

Famous warrior

German

Mackenzie

Son of the wise ruler

Irish

Madison

Son of Maud or Matthew

English

Makari

Blessed

Greek

Makenna

Abundance

Polynesian

Marion

Form of Mary

Hebrew

Marley

Meadow near the lake

English

Marlow

Driftwood

English

McKinley

Son of the white warrior; learned ruler

Scottish

Meredith

Noted ruler

Welsh

Micah

Who is Like God?

Hebrew

Michel

Who resembles God?

Hebrew

Milan

Eager, laborious or rival; a coming together

Slavic

Mischa

Who resembles God?

Russian

Misha

Who is like God?

Russian

Morgan

Circling sea

Welsh

Nicky

People of victory

Greek

Noa

Movement

Hebrew

Noah

To rest

Hebrew

Noel

Christmas

French

Nova

New

Latin

Oakley

Meadow of oak trees

English

Palmer

Pilgrim

English

Parker

Keeper of the park

English

Payton

Fighting-man's estate

English

Penley

Enclosed meadow

English

Perry

“(The man who lives in the cottage near) the pear tree,” ultimately from the Latin pirum, a pear.

Modern

Piper

One who plays the pipes

English

Presley

Priest's meadow

English

Quincy

Estate of the fifth son

French

Quinn

Descendent of Conn

Irish

Raja

King

Indian (Sanskrit)

Rami

Loving

Arabic

Reagan

Little king

Gaelic

Redley

Red meadow

English

Reese

Enthusiasm

Welsh

Remi

From Rheims

French

Rene

Rebirth

French

Ridley

Reed meadow

English

Riley

Rye clearing

Irish

Ripley

Shouting man's meadow

English

Robin

A variant form of Robert.

English

Romilly

From a French place name

English

Romy

Rosemary or Person from Rome

German

Rory

Red king

Irish

Rowan

Of the rowan tree

Gaelic

Ryan

Little king

Irish

Sage

Healing herb

Latin

Salem

Peace

Hebrew

Santana

Related to St Anna

Spanish

Sasha

Man's defender, warrior

Russian

Sawyer

Wood Cutter

English

Sealey

Blessed

French

Shai

Gift

Hebrew

Shane

God is gracious

Irish

Shannon

Old, ancient

Gaelic

Shaya

Followers

Arabic

Shea

Admirable

Gaelic

Shelby

Willow; from the ledge estate

Latin

Shia

Praise God

Hebrew

Shipley

Sheep meadow

English

Sidney

Wide meadow

English

Skylar

Scholar, protection; fugitive; giving shelter

Danish

Sloan

Man of arms, warrior

Irish

Socorro

Aid, help

Spanish

Sonnet

14-line Poem or Verse

English

Sora

Sky

Japanese

Stacy

A diminutive form of Anastasius.

Greek

Stevie

Crown, garland

Greek

Stormy

Stormy

Sunny

Sunshine

English

Sutton

Southern settlement

English

Syler

Combination Name

American

Taji

Silver, yellow color

Japanese

Talasi

Cornflower

Native American

Tate

Cheerful

English

Tatum

Tata's home

English

Taworri

Evening Breeze

Aboriginal

Tayden

Combination of Taylor and Aiden

American

Taylor

Tailor; to cut

French

Tempest

Storm

French

Tracy

Warlike

Latin

Uchenna

God's thoughts

African

Vale

Valley

English

Valen

Strong, healthy

Latin

Valentine

Strong, healthy

Latin

Vanhi

Fire

Indian (Sanskrit)

Vasha

Diminutive form of names such as Vladimir

Russian

Voss

Fox

German

Waverly

From the brushwood field

English

Wenopa

Two Moons

Native American

Whitley

White meadow

English

Whitney

White island

English

Willow

From the Willow Grove

English

Wynn

Friend

English

Xanti

Short form of Xantiago

Portuguese

Xing

Star

Chinese

Xola

Stay in Peace

African

Yael

Mountain goat; heights, upland; fertile moor

Welsh

Yves

Yew

French

Zahari

God has Remembered

Bulgarian

Zaire

River, From Zaire

African

Zariah

Helped by God

Hebrew

Zasha

Defender of the People

Russian

Zeal

With passion

English

Tap into a well of natural charm with feminine boy names. These monikers aren’t running around wielding an ax and beating on their chests, but they’re certainly strong and handsome in their own right. In fact, most started out as solidly male names and were later given to little girls, earning them the “feminine” label.  Meet some of our highlights.

Feminine boy names may sound like they’re rare, but many of today’s top boy names actually fall into the category. Noah, for instance, also appears as Noa, which is used on a female in the Hebrew Bible. Meaning “to rest,” Noah has a soft sound and gentle spirit. He’s one of today’s most popular names, too. Riley is another great example of a common feminine boy name. He means “rye clearing” and is more popular for girls, but he still holds his own on the boy name charts. You might recognize Julian as well. A Latin name, he has the adorable nickname, Jules. See Cameron, Avery, and Oakley for more popular feminine names for boys.

You can also find unique options if you’d prefer something uncommon. To tap into today’s trends, see Atley. An Englishman with modern styling, he means “the meadow.” Similar in style is the surname sweetheart Ripley. Also hailing from England, he means “shouting man’s meadow.” Quite the name for a baby who’s not afraid to voice his feelings, huh? If you’re interested in unique picks with great meanings, check out Shia, a Hebrew name meaning “praise God.” Other unique feminine boy names include Adlai, Xola, Raja.

Speaking of meanings, this category has some of the best out there. First up is Rami, a handsome Arabic name meaning “loving.” Talk about a sweet meaning! Carmen‘s “song” also speaks to us. You can pay homage to your son’s amazing entrance into the world with Shai‘s “gift” or Rene‘s “rebirth.” You can find plenty of strength in these meanings too, with Ira meaning “the watchful one” and Emery meaning “the industrious king.”

Browse our complete list of feminine boy names to see more amazing options.