Top Baby Boy Names That Start With A.

• Alexander - Greek for "defender of the people."
• Andrew - Derived from Greek, it means "manly" or "courageous."
• Adam - Hebrew for "man" or "to be red."
• Aaron - Meaning "high mountain" or "exalted" in Hebrew.
• Anthony - Latin for "priceless" or "highly praiseworthy."
• Austin - Of Latin origin, it signifies "majestic" or "venerable."
• Asher - Hebrew for "fortunate," "blessed," or "happy."
• Adrian - Derived from Latin, it signifies "man of Adria" or "sea."
• Arthur - Originating from Celtic roots, it signifies "noble" or "courageous."
• Aiden - Of Gaelic origin, it translates to "fiery one" or "little fire."
• Abel - From Hebrew, it translates to "breath" or "vapor."
• Amos - Hebrew for "borne by God" or "strong."
• Axel - Derived from Scandinavian roots, it signifies "father of peace" or "peaceful."
• Alan - Meaning "handsome" or "peaceful" in Celtic
• August - Latin for "great" or "majestic," often associated with dignity.
• Alec - Greek for "defending men."
• Ashton - Meaning "ash tree town" in English.
• Alaric - Originating from Germanic roots, it signifies "ruler of all."
• Archer - Referring to a bowman or someone skilled in archery.
• Atticus - Of Greek origin, it means "man of Attica."

• Benjamin - Hebrew for "son of the right hand" or "son of the south.
• Bryce - Of Celtic origin, it means "speckled" or "freckled."
• Brandon - Derived from Old English, it signifies "hill covered with broom" or "gorse."
• Beckett - Meaning "dweller near the brook" or "stream" in Old English.
• Bennett - Derived from Latin, it translates to "blessed."
• Brody - Of Scottish origin, it means "ditch" or "muddy place."
• Barrett - Derived from Germanic roots, it signifies "bear strength."
• Brendan - Irish for "prince" or "little raven."
• Baxter - Meaning "baker" in Old English.
• Blaine - Of Gaelic origin, it signifies "thin" or "slender."
• Bruce - Derived from Old French, it means "woods" or "thicket."
• Brock - Old English for "badger."
• Bryson - A combination of "Bryce" and "son," often interpreted as "son of a nobleman."
• Beckham - Meaning "homestead by the stream" in Old English.
• Brennan - Of Irish origin, it signifies "descendant of Braonán," where Braonán means "sorrow" or "rain."
• Baldwin - Derived from Germanic roots, it means "brave friend."
• Braxton - English for "Brock's town" or "Badger settlement."
• Bryant - Meaning "strong" or "virtuous" in Celtic.
• Bodhi - Derived from Sanskrit, it signifies "enlightenment" or "awakening."
• Barclay - Of Scottish origin, it means "birch tree meadow."

• Caleb - Hebrew for "faithful" or "loyal."
• Connor - Of Irish origin, it means "lover of hounds" or "wolf lover."
• Carter - Derived from Old English, it signifies "cart driver" or "transporter of goods."
• Colton - Meaning "coal town" or "settlement" in Old English.
• Chase - Of French origin, it refers to a "hunter" or "pursuer."
• Cameron - Gaelic for "crooked nose" or "bent nose."
• Cooper - Derived from Middle English, it means "barrel maker" or "barrel craftsman."
• Cody - Gaelic for "helpful" or "cushion."
• Cole - Meaning "coal" or "dark" in Old English.
• Christian - Derived from Latin, it signifies "follower of Christ."
• Cyrus - Greek for "lord" or "young." In Persian, it means "sun."
• Cesar - Latin for "head of hair" or "full head of hair."
• Cade - Of Welsh origin, it signifies "round" or "barrel."
• Caspian - Referring to the Caspian Sea region or "white" in the ancient language of the Scythians.
• Cyril - Derived from Greek roots, it means "lordly" or "masterful."
• Callum - Scottish for "dove" or "peace."
• Clayton - Meaning "town built on clay" in Old English.
• Cohen - Hebrew for "priest."
• Conrad - Of Germanic origin, it signifies "brave counsel" or "bold advisor."
• Carson - Derived from Old English, it means "son of Carr."
• Daniel - Hebrew for "God is my judge" or "God is my strength."

• David - Meaning "beloved" or "uncle" in Hebrew.
• Dylan - Of Welsh origin, it signifies "son of the sea" or "great tide."
• Dominic - Latin for "belonging to the Lord" or "master."
• Derek - Derived from Old German, it means "ruler of the people."
• Donovan - Irish for "dark" or "dark-haired chief."
• Damian - Greek for "to tame" or "subdue."
• Dexter - Meaning "right-handed" or "fortunate" in Latin.
• Declan - Of Irish origin, it signifies "man of prayer" or "full of goodness."
• Dante - Derived from Latin, it means "enduring" or "steadfast."
• Drew - English for "manly" or "courageous."
• Desmond - Of Irish origin, it signifies "man from South Munster."
• Duncan - Meaning "dark warrior" or "brown fighter" in Gaelic.
• Dennis - Greek for "follower of Dionysius," the god of wine and revelry.
• Darian - Of Persian origin, it means "upholder of good."
• Darien - Derived from Greek, it signifies "gift" or "gifted."
• Daxton - English for "warrior's town" or "town of water."
• Dustin - Meaning "valiant fighter" or "brave warrior" in Old Norse.
• Dwayne - Of Irish origin, it means "dark" or "swarthy."
• Dalton - Derived from Old English, it signifies "settlement in the valley."

• Ethan - Hebrew for "strong," "safe," or "enduring."
• Elijah - Derived from Hebrew, it means "Yahweh is God."
• Evan - Welsh for "God is gracious" or "young warrior."
• Ezra - Hebrew for "help" or "helper."
• Emmett - Of English origin, it signifies "universal" or "whole."
• Elliot - Derived from English, it means "the Lord is my God."
• Elias - Greek variation of Elijah, meaning "Yahweh is God."
• Everett - Derived from Old English, it signifies "brave" or "strong as a wild boar."
• Edison - Meaning "son of Edward" or "son of riches."
• Eamon - Irish for "wealthy protector" or "guardian of riches."
• Elio - Of Italian origin, it means "sun."
• Emmanuel - Hebrew for "God is with us."
• Ender - Turkish for "rare" or "scarce."
• Enzo - Derived from Italian, it means "ruler of the household" or "estate."
• Eitan - Hebrew for "strong" or "firm."
• Elton - Meaning "old town" or "Ella's town."
• Ewan - Scottish for "born of the yew tree."
• Eli - Hebrew for "ascension" or "uplifted."
• Elden - Of English origin, it signifies "elder" or "wise protector."
• Elvis - Anglo-Saxon for "all-wise" or "elf friend."

• Felix - Latin for "fortunate" or "lucky."
• Finley - Of Gaelic origin, it means "fair-haired hero."
• Frank - Derived from Germanic roots, it signifies "free man" or "freeholder."
• Frederick - Germanic for "peaceful ruler" or "peaceful leader."
• Finn - Meaning "fair" or "white" in Irish.
• Fletcher - English for "arrow-maker" or "maker of arrows."
• Fabian - Latin for "bean grower" or "bean farmer."
• Ford - Old English for "river crossing" or "ford."
• Flynn - Of Irish origin, it means "descendant of Flann" or "ruddy."
• Fisher - Occupational name for a fisherman.
• Fox - English for "wild animal."
• Floyd - Welsh for "gray-haired" or "gray."
• Fitzgerald - Old French for "son of Gerald."
• Fielding - English for "field-dweller" or "living in the field."
• Faron - Derived from Old French, it means "handsome servant" or "adventurous."
• Faust - Latin for "lucky" or "fortunate."
• Farley - Meaning "fern clearing" or "bull meadow" in Old English.
• Faisal - Arabic for "decisive" or "sword."
• Faris - Of Arabic origin, it signifies "knight" or "horseman."
• Fenton - Old English for "marsh town" or "marsh settlement."

• Gabriel - Hebrew for "God is my strength" or "God's hero."
• Gavin - Of Welsh origin, it means "white hawk" or "battle hawk."
• George - Derived from Greek, it signifies "farmer" or "earthworker."
• Gideon - Hebrew for "hewer" or "one who cuts down."
• Grant - English for "great" or "large."
• Grayson - Meaning "son of the steward" or "son of the bailiff."
• Graham - Of Scottish origin, it signifies "gravelly homestead."
• Gregory - Greek for "vigilant" or "watchful."
• Griffin - Derived from Welsh, it means "strong lord" or "mythical creature."
• Garrett - Of Irish origin, it signifies "spear strength" or "brave with the spear."
• Glen - Scottish for "valley" or "narrow valley."
• Gage - Old French for "pledge" or "oath."
• Giovanni - Italian for "God is gracious."
• Gustav - Of Old Norse origin, it means "staff of the Goths" or "Gothic."
• Grady - Irish for "noble" or "illustrious."
• Gerald - Germanic for "ruler with a spear" or "spear ruler."
• Galen - Greek for "calm" or "peaceful."
• Glenn - Derived from Gaelic, it signifies "valley" or "mountain."
• Gilbert - Old Germanic for "bright pledge" or "renowned pledge."
• Giovanni - Italian for "God is gracious."

• Henry - Of Germanic origin, it means "ruler of the household" or "estate ruler."
• Harrison - English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Hudson - Meaning "son of Hudde" or "Hugh's son" in Old English.
• Hector - Greek for "steadfast" or "anchoring."
• Hugo - Derived from Old French, it signifies "mind" or "intellect."
• Harvey - Old English for "battle worthy" or "blazing iron."
• Hayden - Of English origin, it means "heathen" or "from the hedged valley."
• Holden - Meaning "hollow valley" in Old English.
• Hunter - Occupational name for someone who hunts animals.
• Heath - Derived from Old English, it signifies "heathland" or "heather field."
• Harris - Of English origin, it means "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Hamish - Scottish for "supplanter" or "he who supplants."
• Harley - Old English for "hare's meadow" or "hare's wood."
• Huxley - Meaning "Hugh's meadow" or "Hucc's meadow" in Old English.
• Harper - Occupational name for someone who plays the harp or a harpist.
• Houston - Derived from Old English, it signifies "Hugh's town."
• Hollis - Old English for "dweller at the holly trees."
• Harris - English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Hubert - Of Germanic origin, it means "bright mind" or "shining intellect."
• Hank - A diminutive of Henry, meaning "ruler of the household."

• Ian - Scottish for "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Isaac - Hebrew for "laughter" or "he will laugh."
• Ivan - Slavic for "God is gracious."
• Isaiah - Hebrew for "Yahweh is salvation."
• Ira - Derived from Hebrew, it means "watchful" or "full of life."
• Ivanhoe - Of Old English origin, it means "the heart's estate" or "the estate of Ivan."
• Ishaan - Sanskrit for "the sun" or "the ruler."
• Ibrahim - Arabic for "father of many" or "father of nations."
• Irving - Scottish for "green water" or "fresh water."
• Igor - Old Norse for "Ing's warrior" or "heroic."
• Ike - Shortened form of Isaac, meaning "laughter" or "he will laugh."
• Ivo - Derived from Old German, it means "yew wood" or "archer."
• Inigo - Spanish for "fiery" or "ardent."
• Ilan - Hebrew for "tree" or "oak tree."
• Ismail - Arabic for "God will hear."
• Ishmael - Hebrew for "God hears."
• Ignatius - Latin for "fiery" or "ardent."
• Indra - Sanskrit for "possessing drops of rain" or "king of gods."
• Idris - Welsh for "ardent lord" or "fiery leader."
• Imran - Arabic for "prosperity" or "happiness."

• Jack - English for "God is gracious."
• Jackson - Meaning "son of Jack" or "son of John."
• Jonathan - Hebrew for "God has given" or "gift of God."
• Joseph - Derived from Hebrew, it means "God will add" or "God increases."
• Justin - Latin for "just" or "fair."
• Jordan - Hebrew for "flowing down" or "descend."
• Jasper - Persian for "treasurer" or "bringer of treasure."
• Julian - Latin for "youthful" or "downy-bearded."
• Jude - Derived from Hebrew, it means "praised."
• Josiah - Hebrew for "God supports" or "God heals."
• Jett - English for "black" or "intense."
• Jeremy - Derived from Hebrew, it means "appointed by God."
• Jonah - Hebrew for "dove" or "peace."
• Joaquin - Spanish for "God will judge."
• Jagger - Old English for "carter" or "peddler."
• Jeffrey - Germanic for "peaceful pledge" or "peaceful region."
• Jace - American for "healer" or "the Lord is salvation."
• Jayden - Modern American name with uncertain meaning.

• Kaleb - Variant spelling of Caleb, meaning "faithful" or "loyal."
• Kaden - Of Arabic origin, it means "companion" or "friend."
• Knox - Old English for "round hill" or "small hill."
• Killian - Irish for "church" or "monastery."
• Kian - Persian for "king" or "royal."
• Kameron - Scottish for "crooked nose" or "bent nose."
• Kaius - A variant of the name Caius, of Latin origin, meaning "rejoice."
• Kato - Japanese for "goodness" or "luck."
• Kendrick - Old English for "royal ruler" or "champion."
• Keenan - Irish for "ancient" or "distant."
• Keaton - Old English for "shed town" or "farm near a shed."
• Kieran - Irish for "little dark one" or "black-haired."
• Khalil - Arabic for "friend" or "companion."
• Kieran - Gaelic for "little dark one" or "black-haired."
• Koda - Native American Sioux for "friend."
• Kairos - Greek for "supreme moment" or "opportune moment."
• Korbin - French for "raven-haired" or "crow."
• Kipling - Old English for "cybernetic hill" or "round-topped hill."
• Kiran - Sanskrit for "ray of light" or "beam of light."

• Liam - Irish for "strong-willed warrior" or "protector."
• Lucas - Derived from Latin, it means "light-giving" or "illumination."
• Leo - Latin for "lion" or "brave."
• Logan - Gaelic for "small hollow" or "little hollow."
• Landon - Old English for "long hill" or "ridge."
• Luke - Greek for "light-giving" or "from Lucania."
• Levi - Hebrew for "joined" or "attached."
• Lincoln - English for "town by the pool" or "lake settlement."
• Luka - Slavic for "light" or "illumination."
• Leon - Greek for "lion" or "brave."
• Louis - French and Germanic for "renowned warrior" or "famous in battle."
• Lyle - Old French for "island" or "island dweller."
• Landen - Variant of Landon, meaning "long hill" or "ridge."
• Lorenzo - Italian and Spanish for "from Laurentum" or "crowned with laurel."
• Lawson - English for "son of Lawrence" or "son of the laurel tree."
• Lachlan - Scottish for "from the fjord-land" or "land of lakes."
• Langston - Old English for "long stone" or "tall stone."
• Lamont - Scottish for "lawman" or "lawyer."
• Lennon - Irish for "lover" or "dear one."
• Linden - Old English for "lime tree hill" or "hill of lime trees."

• Mason - English for "stoneworker" or "one who works with stone."
• Matthew - Hebrew for "gift of God" or "gift from God."
• Michael - Hebrew for "who is like God?" or "gift from God."
• Max - Latin for "greatest" or "the greatest."
• Miles - Latin for "soldier" or "merciful."
• Maverick - American origin, meaning "independent" or "non-conformist."
• Malachi - Hebrew for "my messenger" or "my angel."
• Mateo - Spanish for "gift of God" or "gift from God."
• Milo - Of Germanic origin, meaning "merciful" or "gracious."
• Marcus - Latin for "warlike" or "dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war."
• Maddox - Welsh for "son of Madoc" or "fortunate."
• Malcolm - Scottish for "disciple of Saint Columba" or "follower of Saint Columba."
• Marshall - Old French for "horse servant" or "keeper of horses."
• Mario - Italian and Spanish for "manly" or "warlike."
• Maurice - Derived from Latin, meaning "dark-skinned" or "Moorish."
• Mackenzie - Scottish for "son of Coinneach" or "fair one."
• Moses - Hebrew for "drawn out" or "taken from water."
• Mason - English for "one who works with stone" or "stoneworker."
• Micah - Hebrew for "who is like God?" or "gift from God."
• Magnus - Latin for "great" or "greatest."

• Nathan - Hebrew for "gift" or "given."
• Noah - Hebrew for "rest" or "comfort."
• Nicholas - Greek for "victory of the people" or "people's champion."
• Nolan - Irish for "noble" or "famous."
• Nathaniel - Hebrew for "gift of God" or "God has given."
• Nash - English for "by the ash tree" or "dweller by the ash tree."
• Nico - Greek for "victorious" or "conqueror."
• Neil - Irish for "champion" or "cloud."
• Nelson - English for "son of Neil" or "son of the champion.
• Nate - Shortened form of Nathan, meaning "gift" or "given."
• Nikolai - Russian for "victorious" or "people's victory."
• Noel - French for "Christmas" or "born on Christmas Day."
• Naveen - Sanskrit for "new" or "fresh."
• Nigel - Irish for "champion" or "dark-haired."
• Nehemiah - Hebrew for "comforted by God" or "God has comforted."
• Niklaus - Greek for "victorious" or "people's triumph."
• Ned - English for "wealthy guardian" or "prosperous protector."
• Newton - Old English for "new town" or "new settlement.
• Nico - Diminutive of Nicholas, meaning "victorious" or "conqueror."
• Niko - Variant spelling of Nico, signifying "victorious" or "conqueror."

• Oliver - Latin for "olive tree" or "symbol of peace."
• Owen - Welsh for "young warrior" or "well-born."
• Oscar - Irish for "deer friend" or "champion warrior."
• Orion - Greek mythology, the name of a mighty hunter.
• Otto - Germanic for "wealth" or "fortune."
• Omar - Arabic for "flourishing" or "thriving."
• Olivier - French for "olive tree" or "symbol of peace."
• Oren - Hebrew for "pine tree" or "ash tree."
• Osiris - Ancient Egyptian deity of the afterlife and rebirth.
• Odin - Norse mythology, the chief god associated with wisdom and war.
• Octavius - Latin for "eighth" or "born in the eighth month."
• Oakley - English for "oak tree meadow" or "clearing."
• Orlando - Italian for "famous throughout the land."
• Oswald - Old English for "divine ruler" or "God's power."
• Olivander - Modern creation, combining "olive tree" and "wand maker."
• Onyx - A gemstone name, derived from the Greek word for "claw" or "fingernail."
• Orson - Latin for "bear cub" or "little bear."
• Oran - Gaelic for "pale" or "pale-skinned."
• Orestes - Greek mythology, son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra.
• Obed - Hebrew for "servant" or "worshiper."

• Patrick - Derived from Latin, it means "noble" or "nobleman."
• Parker - English for "park keeper" or "gamekeeper."
• Preston - Old English for "priest's town" or "town of the priests."
• Peter - Derived from Greek, it means "rock" or "stone."
• Perry - Old English for "dweller near the pear tree" or "pear tree."
• Philip - Greek for "lover of horses" or "fond of horses."
• Pierce - English for "rock" or "stone."
• Paxton - Old English for "peace town" or "peaceful settlement."
• Phoenix - Greek mythological bird symbolizing rebirth.
• Pablo - Spanish for "small" or "humble."
• Preston - Old English for "priest's town" or "town of the priests."
• Porter - English for "gatekeeper" or "doorkeeper."
• Pascal - Derived from Latin, meaning "Easter" or "child of Easter."
• Piers - Variant of Peter, signifying "rock" or "stone."
• Paddy - Diminutive of Patrick, meaning "noble" or "nobleman."
• Peregrine - Latin for "traveler" or "pilgrim."
• Princeton - English for "princely town" or "town of the prince."
• Penn - Welsh for "hill" or "top of the hill."
• Pierce - English for "rock" or "stone."
• Padraig - Irish form of Patrick, meaning "noble" or "patrician."

• Quentin - Latin for "fifth" or "born fifth."
• Quincy - Old French for "estate of the fifth son."
• Quinton - Variant of Quentin, meaning "fifth."
• Quillan - Irish for "cub" or "small wolf."
• Quinlan - Irish for "fit" or "shapely."
• Quest - English word name, symbolizing "search" or "journey."
• Quade - Irish for "descendant of Cuadhe," meaning "clever."
• Quintus - Latin for "fifth-born."
• Quarry - English word name, signifying "stone pit" or "rocky area."
• Quint - Latin for "fifth."

• Ryan - Irish for "little king" or "kingly descendant."
• Robert - Germanic for "bright fame" or "famed, bright one."
• Riley - Old English for "rye clearing" or "courageous."
• Richard - Germanic for "brave power" or "strong ruler."
• Raymond - Germanic for "wise protector" or "counselor."
• Reed - Old English for "red-haired" or "redhead."
• Ronan - Irish for "little seal" or "wise little seal."
• Rory - Irish for "red king" or "red-haired king."
• Raphael - Hebrew for "God has healed" or "God heals."
• Rowan - Gaelic for "little redhead" or "red-haired."
• Rex - Latin for "king" or "ruler."
• Reuben - Hebrew for "behold, a son" or "vision of a son."
• Remington - Old English for "raven" or "settlement."
• Rhett - Dutch for "advice" or "counsel."
• Rylan - Old English for "island meadow" or "rye land."
• Reece - Welsh for "enthusiastic" or "fiery."
• Ricardo - Spanish and Portuguese for "strong ruler" or "brave leader."
• Rocco - German for "rest" or "battle cry."
• Raiden - Japanese for "thunder and lightning."
• Reese - Welsh for "ardent" or "fiery."

• Samuel - Hebrew for "heard by God" or "God has heard."
• Sebastian - Greek for "venerable" or "revered."
• Simon - Hebrew for "listener" or "he who hears."
• Silas - Latin for "wood" or "forest."
• Seth - Hebrew for "appointed" or "placed."
• Scott - Old English for "from Scotland" or "a Gael."
• Steven - Greek for "crown" or "garland."
• Sawyer - Old English for "woodcutter" or "forest worker."
• Samson - Hebrew for "sun" or "brightness."
• Sullivan - Irish for "dark-eyed" or "hawk-eyed."
• Spencer - Old English for "dispenser of provisions" or "house steward."
• Stanley - Old English for "stone clearing" or "stony meadow."
• Solomon - Hebrew for "peace" or "peaceful."
• Shane - Irish for "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Sterling - English for "genuine" or "of high quality."
• Saxon - Old English for "Saxon" or "people of the sword."
• Sage - English word name, symbolizing "wise" or "profound."
• Sullivan - Irish for "dark-eyed" or "hawk-eyed."
• Seamus - Irish form of James, meaning "supplanter" or "replacement."
• Simeon - Hebrew for "hearing" or "one who hears."

• Theodore - Greek for "gift of God" or "God-given."
• Thomas - Greek for "twin" or "double.
• Tyler - English for "maker of tiles" or "tile layer."
• Tristan - Celtic for "sorrowful" or "sad."
• Trevor - Welsh for "big village" or "homestead."
• Timothy - Greek for "honoring God" or "God's honor."
• Tobias - Hebrew for "God is good" or "God is my good."
• Tate - Old English for "cheerful" or "happy."
• Theo - Greek for "gift of God" or "divine gift."
• Tucker - English for "fabric pleater" or "softener of cloth."
• Troy - Irish for "descendant of foot soldier" or "foot soldier."
• Trent - Latin for "gushing water" or "rapid stream."
• Travis - Old French for "to cross" or "crossing."
• Talon - English word name, signifying "claw" or "nail."
• Tyson - English for "firebrand" or "son of a German."
• Tobin - Hebrew for "God is good" or "God is my good."
• Thaddeus - Aramaic for "courageous heart" or "valiant heart."
• Tennyson - English for "son of Dennis" or "son of Dennis."
• Tatum - Old English for "cheerful" or "full of spirit."
• Thane - Scottish for "landholder" or "nobleman."

• Uriel - Hebrew for "God is my light" or "God's flame."
• Ulysses - Greek for "wrathful" or "hateful."
• Upton - Old English for "upper town" or "high town."
• Ulrich - Germanic for "prosperity" or "power."
• Urban - Latin for "city dweller" or "from the city."
• Usher - Old English for "doorkeeper" or "gatekeeper."
• Ugo - Italian for "mind" or "spirit."
• Umar - Arabic for "thriving" or "prospering."
• Udell - Old English for "yew valley" or "meadow of yew trees."
• Usman - Arabic for "baby bustard" or "bustard chick."

• Vincent - Latin for "conquering" or "victorious."
• Victor - Latin for "winner" or "champion."
• Vaughn - Welsh for "small" or "little."
• Valentin - Latin for "strong" or "healthy."
• Vance - English for "dweller of a marsh" or "bog."
• Vladimir - Slavic for "ruler" or "prince."
• Vernon - Latin for "alder tree" or "place of alders."
• Virgil - Latin for "staff bearer" or "strong."
• Vaughan - Welsh for "small" or "little."
• Vito - Latin for "life" or "alive."
• Vander - Dutch for "from the edge of a hill" or "riverbank."
• Vern - English for "alder tree" or "place of alders."
• Viggo - Scandinavian for "war" or "battle."
• Vernon - Latin for "alder tree" or "place of alders."
• Viktor - Latin for "conqueror" or "winner."
• Valentino - Latin for "strong" or "healthy."
• Van - Dutch for "of" or "from."
• Vinson - English for "son of Vincent" or "son of the conqueror."
• Vinson - English for "son of Vincent" or "son of the conqueror."
• Vail - English for "from the valley" or "valley."

• William - Germanic for "resolute protector" or "will-helmet."
• Wesley - Old English for "western meadow" or "western clearing."
• Wyatt - Old English for "brave in war" or "strong warrior."
• Walter - Germanic for "ruler of the army" or "powerful warrior."
• Winston - Old English for "joyful stone" or "happy stone."
• Wilson - English for "son of Will" or "son of William."
• Wayne - English for "wagon maker" or "cartwright."
• Wade - Old English for "to go" or "to advance."
• Weston - Old English for "western town" or "western settlement."
• Warren - Old French for "park keeper" or "gamekeeper."
• Wiley - Old English for "crafty" or "clever."
• Wes - Short form of Wesley, meaning "western meadow" or "western clearing."
• Ward - Old English for "guardian" or "protector."
• Wilton - Old English for "farm by the spring" or "town by the spring."
• Wren - English bird name, symbolizing "small and birdlike."
• Walton - Old English for "from the walled town" or "town surrounded by walls."
• Watson - English for "son of Walter" or "son of the ruler."
• Willard - Old English for "resolute" or "brave."
• Wells - Old English for "spring" or "stream."
• Waylon - Old English for "land by the road" or "path."

• Xander - Greek for "defender of the people."
• Xavier - Arabic for "bright" or "splendid."
• Xerxes - Persian for "ruler over heroes" or "warrior king."
• Xavi - Short form of Xavier, meaning "bright" or "splendid."
• Xylon - Greek for "from the forest" or "wooded."
• Xan - Short form of Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Xylon - Greek for "from the forest" or "wooded."
• Xeno - Greek for "foreigner" or "stranger."
• Xanthus - Greek for "blonde" or "yellow-haired."
• Xiomar - Germanic for "famous in battle" or "renowned spear."

• Yael - Hebrew for "mountain goat" or "strength."
• Yannis - Greek variant of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yale - Old English for "fertile upland" or "fruitful."
• Yardley - Old English for "fenced meadow" or "enclosed clearing."
• Yaron - Hebrew for "singing" or "shouting."
• Yazan - Arabic for "to be determined" or "determined."
• Yves - French for "yew" or "archer."
• Yonah - Hebrew for "dove" or "pigeon."
• Yancy - Native American for "Englishman" or "Yankee."
• Yusuf - Arabic for "God increases" or "God raises."

• Zane - English for "God is gracious" or "gift from God."
• Zander - Greek variant of Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind."
• Zachary - Hebrew for "remembered by God" or "God has remembered."
• Zion - Hebrew for "highest point" or "monument."
• Zayn - Arabic for "grace" or "beauty."
• Zephyr - Greek for "west wind" or "gentle breeze."
• Zaiden - English variant of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
• Zoltan - Hungarian for "sultan" or "ruler."
• Zachariah - Hebrew for "God remembers" or "Yahweh has remembered."
• Zahir - Arabic for "shining" or "bright."