Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
Aaron
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High mountain
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Hebrew
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Adam
|
Man
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Hebrew
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Aiden
|
Little fire
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Irish
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Andrew
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Manly and powerful
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Greek
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Asher
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Happy and blessed
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Hebrew
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Austin
|
Great
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English
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Axel
|
My father is peace
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Scandinavian
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Baylor
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Deliverer of goods
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English
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Beckett
|
Bee cottage
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English
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Beckham
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Beck's homestead
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English
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Bishop
|
Bishop
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English
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Bowen
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Son of Owen; son of the young one
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Welsh
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Brady
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Descendant of Bradach
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Irish
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Braylon
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Combination of Brayden and Waylon
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American
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Bryant
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A variant spelling of Briant.
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English
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Bryson
|
Son of Brice
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English
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Byron
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At the byres or barn
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English
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Caleb
|
Whole heart
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Hebrew
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Carlos
|
Free man
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Spanish
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Carson
|
Son of Carr
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Scottish
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Colton
|
Charcoal settlement
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English
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Cooper
|
Barrel maker
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English
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Damon
|
One who tames, subdues
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Greek
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Daniel
|
God is My Judge
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Hebrew
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Dante
|
Enduring
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Latin
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David
|
Beloved
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Hebrew
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Dawson
|
Son of David
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English
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Deka
|
Pleasing
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African
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Dylan
|
Great tide
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Welsh
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Leland
|
Plowed land
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English
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Leo
|
Lion
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Latin
|
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Levi
|
Joined together
|
Hebrew
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Liam
|
Helmet of will
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Irish
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Lincoln
|
Lake colony
|
English
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Logan
|
Small hollow
|
Scottish
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Luca
|
From Lucania
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Italian
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Lucas
|
From Lucania
|
Latin
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Luis
|
Famous warrior
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Spanish
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Maddox
|
Son of Madoc
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Welsh
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Makai
|
Who resembles God?
|
Hebrew
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Marcus
|
Dedicated to Mars
|
Latin
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Marsden
|
Swampy valley
|
English
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Mason
|
Stoneworker
|
English
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Maxwell
|
Mack's stream
|
English
|
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Micah
|
Who is Like God?
|
Hebrew
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Michael
|
Who is Like God?
|
Hebrew
|
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Milo
|
Soldier
|
German
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Nasir
|
Supporter
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Arabic
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Nathan
|
He gave
|
Hebrew
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Neo
|
New
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American
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Nestor
|
Traveler
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Greek
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Nico
|
People of victory
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Greek
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Nigel
|
Champion
|
Spanish
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Noah
|
To rest
|
Hebrew
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Noble
|
Aristocratic
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Latin
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Nolan
|
Child of nobility
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Irish
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Oaklen
|
Oak meadow
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American
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Odin
|
Frenzy
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Scandinavian
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Omar
|
Flourishing life
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Arabic
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River
|
Flowing body of water
|
English
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Robert
|
Bright fame
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German
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Roman
|
One from Rome
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Latin
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Ronan
|
Little seal
|
Irish
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Rooney
|
Red-haired
|
Irish
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Rory
|
Red king
|
Irish
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Rowan
|
Of the rowan tree
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Gaelic
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Rurik
|
A Russian form of Roderick.
|
Russian
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Ryan
|
Little king
|
Irish
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Ryder
|
Mounted warrior
|
English
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Sawyer
|
Wood Cutter
|
English
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Shiloh
|
His gift
|
Hebrew
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Silas
|
Man of the forest
|
Latin
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Simon
|
He has heard
|
Hebrew
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Soren
|
Stern
|
Danish
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Spencer
|
Dispenser of provisions
|
English
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Sterling
|
Genuine, of high quality
|
English
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Sutton
|
Southern settlement
|
English
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Talon
|
Claw
|
English
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Theo
|
God's gift
|
Greek
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Thomas
|
Twin
|
Greek
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Toby
|
Yahweh is Good
|
Hebrew
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Torin
|
Chief
|
Gaelic
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Tristan
|
Sadness
|
Welsh
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Tucker
|
Cloth softener
|
English
|
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Tyson
|
Firebrand
|
English
|
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Umar
|
Prospering, thriving
|
Arabic
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Uri
|
My light, my flame
|
Hebrew
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Valen
|
Strong, healthy
|
Latin
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Vernon
|
Alder grove
|
French
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Xanto
|
Golden
|
Italian
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Xavi
|
New house
|
Spanish
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Yahir
|
Handsome
|
Spanish
|
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Yair
|
He will enlighten
|
Hebrew
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Yaseen
|
Chief
|
Arabic
|
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Yazid
|
Becoming greater
|
African
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Yerik
|
Appointed by God
|
Hebrew
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Yusuf
|
God increases
|
Hebrew
|
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Zahir
|
Blossoming, flourishing
|
Arabic
|
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Zamir
|
Song bird
|
Hebrew
|
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Zander
|
Defender of man
|
Greek
|
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Zayden
|
Increasing
|
American
|
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Zephyr
|
West wind
|
Greek
|
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Zion
|
Israel
|
Hebrew
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