• Adam: Hebrew for "man" or "earth."
• Adrian: Latin for "man of Adria," referring to the Adriatic Sea region.
• Alexander: Greek for "defender of the people."
• Arthur: Celtic for "bear" or "noble."
• Asher: Hebrew for "happy" or "blessed."
• Austin: Meaning "great" or "magnificent."
• Aiden: Variant of Aidan, meaning "fiery" or "little fire."
• Andrew: Greek for "manly" or "courageous."
• Anthony: Latin for "priceless" or "highly praiseworthy."
• Alan: Meaning "handsome" or "peaceful."
• Archer: Referring to someone who uses a bow and arrow.
• Amir: Arabic for "prince" or "commander."
• August: Latin for "great" or "venerable."
• Avery: Meaning "ruler of the elves."
• Axel: Derived from Old Norse, meaning "father of peace."
• Alec: Short form of Alexander, signifying "defender of the people."
• Adriel: Hebrew for "God's congregation" or "flock of God."
• Alden: Old English for "old friend" or "wise friend."
• Atlas: Greek mythology's Titan who carried the heavens.
• Apollo: Greek god of music, poetry, and prophecy.
• Arlo: Meaning "fortified hill" or "hill of the hares."
• Ansel: Germanic for "God's protection" or "follower of a nobleman."
• Arturo: Spanish and Italian variation of Arthur, meaning "bear" or "noble."
• Ace: Representing "unity" or "one who excels."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With B.

• Bryce: Scottish for "speckled" or "spotted with snow. "Brandon: Meaning "hill covered with broom" or "gorse."
• Bennett: Derived from Benedict, meaning "blessed."
• Brendan: Irish for "prince" or "little raven."
• Bradley: Old English for "broad clearing" or "meadow."
• Barrett: German for "bear strength."
• Blake: Old English for "pale blond one" or "dark."
• Beckett: Meaning "dweller near the brook."
• Bryan: Irish for "strong" or "virtuous."
• Bryant: Derived from Brian, meaning "strong" or "virtuous."
• Bodhi: Sanskrit for "awakening" or "enlightenment."
• Brooks: Referring to someone who lives near a stream or brook.
• Brock: Old English for "badger" or "brook."
• Braxton: Meaning "Brock's town."
• Bryson: Welsh for "son of Brice" or "ambitious."
• Baxter: Old English for "baker" or "bread maker."
• Benson: Meaning "son of Ben" or "son of the blessed."
• Blaine: Gaelic for "thin" or "lean."
• Bodhi: Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "awakening" or "enlightenment."
• Beckham: Meaning "homestead by the stream."
• Barnaby: Aramaic for "son of consolation" or "son of prophecy."
• Branson: English for "son of Brand."
• Brockton: Referring to a town near a brook.
• Bram: Short form of Abraham, meaning "father of multitudes."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With C.

• Caleb: Hebrew for "devotion to God" or "wholehearted."
• Cameron: Scottish for "crooked nose" or "bent nose."
• Connor: Irish for "lover of wolves" or "wolf kin."
• Cole: Old English for "coal" or "dark."
• Carson: Meaning "son of Carr" or "son of the marsh-dwellers."
• Carter: Referring to someone who transports goods by cart.
• Christian: Greek for "follower of Christ."
• Chase: Meaning "to hunt" or "to chase."
• Cooper: Old English for "barrel maker."
• Colton: Meaning "from the coal or dark town."
• Cyrus: Persian for "sun" or "throne."
• Callum: Scottish for "dove."
• Caden: American for "fighter" or "spirit of battle."
• Cormac: Irish for "charioteer" or "son."
• Cedric: Old English for "bounty" or "loved."
• Cian: Irish for "ancient" or "enduring."
• Cassius: Latin for "hollow" or "empty."
• Conrad: Germanic for "brave counsel" or "bold advisor."
• Cyril: Greek for "lordly" or "masterful."
• Clayton: Meaning "settlement near clay pits."
• Crispin: Latin for "curly-haired."
• Cohen: Hebrew for "priest."
• Cyril: Greek for "lord" or "master."
• Crispin: Latin for "curly-haired."
• Caius: Meaning "rejoice" or "glad."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With D.

• David: Hebrew for "beloved" or "uncle."
• Dylan: Welsh for "son of the sea" or "son of the wave."
• Dominic: Latin for "belonging to the Lord" or "master."
• Derek: Germanic for "ruler of the people."
• Damian: Greek for "to tame" or "subdue."
• Drew: English for "manly" or "courageous."
• Dexter: Latin for "right-handed" or "fortunate."
• Declan: Irish for "full of goodness" or "man of prayer."
• Donovan: Irish for "dark-haired chief" or "dark prince."
• Desmond: Irish for "gracious defender."
• Dante: Latin for "enduring" or "steadfast."
• Dorian: Greek for "child of the sea" or "gift."
• Devon: Old English for "poet" or "defender."
• Dax: French for "water" or "leader."
• Duncan: Gaelic for "dark warrior."
• Dashiell: Old French for "page" or "messenger."
• Darian: Persian for "wealthy" or "upholder of the good."
• Dion: Greek for "child of heaven and earth" or "follower of Dionysius."
• Drake: Old English for "dragon" or "snake."
• Devin: Irish for "poet" or "bard."
• Dwayne: Irish for "little dark one" or "black-haired."
• Darien: Persian for "wealthy" or "upholder of the good."
• Darwin: Old English for "dear friend" or "beloved friend."
• Dustin: Old Norse for "valiant fighter.

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With E.

• Ethan: Hebrew for "strong" or "firm."
• Elijah: Hebrew for "my God is Yahweh."
• Evan: Welsh for "God is gracious."
• Emmett: Germanic for "universal" or "whole."
• Ezra: Hebrew for "helper" or "helper of God."
• Elias: Greek form of Elijah, meaning "Yahweh is my God."
• Ezekiel: Hebrew for "God strengthens."
• Elliot: Meaning "Yahweh is God."
• Ewan: Scottish variant of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Edison: Meaning "son of Edward" or "son of prosperity."
• Enzo: Italian for "ruler of the home."
• Eamon: Irish for "wealthy protector" or "guardian."
• Everett: Old English for "brave as a wild boar."
• Elio: Italian and Spanish for "sun."
• Emilio: Spanish and Italian for "rival" or "emulating."
• Ephraim: Hebrew for "fruitful" or "fertile."
• Elvis: Meaning uncertain, possibly "all-wise" or "all-knowing."
• Elton: Old English for "Ella's town."
• Evander: Greek for "good man" or "strong man."
• Elon: Hebrew for "oak tree."
• Ender: Turkish for "extremely rare" or "scarce."
• Eamon: Irish for "wealthy protector" or "guardian."
• Erik: Scandinavian for "eternal ruler."
• Ezio: Italian for "eagle."
• Elwood: Meaning "elder tree forest."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With F.

• Frederick: Germanic for "peaceful ruler."
• Felix: Latin for "fortunate" or "happy."
• Frank: Old German for "free man" or "from the Franks."
• Finley: Meaning "fair-haired hero."
• Fletcher: English for "arrow-maker."
• Flynn: Irish for "son of the red-haired one."
• Fabian: Latin for "bean farmer" or "grower."
• Finnegan: Irish for "fair" or "white."
• Foster: Old English for "forester" or "woodsman."
• Fox: English for the animal name.
• Fisher: Occupational name for a fisherman.
• Ford: English for "river crossing" or "ford."
• Fitzgerald: Old French for "son of Gerald."
• Forrest: English for "forest" or "woodsman."
• Fraser: Scottish for "strawberry" or "free man."
• Fabio: Italian for "bean grower" or "grower."
• Farley: Old English for "fern clearing."
• Fielding: English for "field-dweller."
• Ferdinand: Germanic for "bold voyager" or "brave traveler."
• Faust: Latin for "fortunate" or "lucky."
• Farrell: Irish for "courageous" or "valiant."
• Fitzpatrick: Old French for "son of Patrick."
• Fletcher: English for "arrow-maker."
• Farren: Irish for "adventurous" or "wanderer."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With G.

• Gabriel: Hebrew for "God is my strength" or "hero of God."
• George: Greek for "farmer" or "earth worker."
• Gavin: Welsh for "white hawk" or "little falcon."
• Grayson: English for "son of the steward" or "son of the grey-haired one."
• Graham: Scottish for "gravelly homestead."
• Grant: English for "great" or "large."
• Gideon: Hebrew for "destroyer" or "mighty warrior."
• Gregory: Greek for "vigilant" or "watchful."
• Gage: Old French for "measure" or "pledge."
• Giovanni: Italian form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Griffin: Welsh for "strong lord" or "chief."
• Glen: Gaelic for "valley" or "narrow valley."
• Garrett: Old English for "brave spearman" or "spear strength."
• Gael: Irish for "stranger" or "lofty."
• Galen: Greek for "calm" or "tranquil."
• Gustav: Old Norse for "staff of the Goths" or "royal staff."
• Glenn: Gaelic for "valley" or "narrow valley."
• Grady: Irish for "noble" or "illustrious."
• Gianni: Italian diminutive of Giovanni, meaning "God is gracious."
• Garrison: English for "spear stronghold" or "fortified town."
• Gadiel: Hebrew for "God is my fortune."
• Gadi: Hebrew for "my good fortune."
• Gino: Italian diminutive of names ending in -gino, meaning "young" or "junior."
• Gannon: Irish for "fair-skinned" or "fair-haired."
• Garth: Old Norse for "garden" or "enclosure."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With H.

• Henry: Germanic for "ruler of the household" or "estate ruler."
• Harrison: English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Hudson: English for "son of Hudde" or "Hugh's son."
• Hector: Greek for "steadfast" or "anchoring."
• Hugo: Latin for "mind" or "intellect."
• Harvey: Old English for "battle worthy" or "blazing iron."
• Hayden: Old English for "valley with hay" or "hay hill."
• Holden: Old English for "hollow valley" or "deep valley."
• Hunter: English occupational name for a hunter.
• Heath: Old English for "heathland dweller" or "wasteland."
• Harris: English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Harley: Old English for "hare's meadow" or "hare clearing."
• Hendrix: Germanic for "son of Hendrik" or "ruler of the household."
• Hank: English diminutive of Henry, meaning "ruler of the household."
• Harris: English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Houston: Old English for "Hugh's town."
• Harrison: English for "son of Harry" or "son of Henry."
• Hamish: Scottish for "supplanter" or "he who supplants."
• Hayes: Old English for "hedged area" or "enclosure."
• Hubert: Old German for "bright heart" or "bright mind."
• Howard: Old English for "high guardian" or "noble watchman."
• Huxley: Old English for "Hugh's meadow."
• Hiram: Hebrew for "exalted brother" or "my brother is exalted."
• Hezekiah: Hebrew for "Yahweh strengthens."
• Harlan: Old English for "rocky land" or "hare's land."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With I.

• Ian: Scottish form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Isaac: Hebrew for "he will laugh" or "laughter."
• Ivan: Slavic for "God is gracious."
• Isaiah: Hebrew for "Yahweh is salvation" or "Yahweh is my salvation."
• Ira: Hebrew for "watchful" or "fiery one."
• Ibrahim: Arabic for "father of nations."
• Irving: Scottish for "green water" or "fresh water."
• Inigo: Spanish for "fiery" or "ardent."
• Ishmael: Hebrew for "God hears" or "God listens."
• Ives: French form of Yves, meaning "yew."
• Ivo: Germanic for "yew wood" or "archer."
• Idris: Arabic for "interpreter" or "studious."
• Ignatius: Latin for "fiery" or "ardent."
• Igor: Russian for "warrior" or "hero."
• Ishmael: Hebrew for "God hears" or "God listens."
• Ilan: Hebrew for "tree" or "oak tree."
• Isidore: Greek for "gift of Isis" or "gift of the goddess."
• Icarus: Greek mythology, son of Daedalus who flew too close to the sun.
• Immanuel: Hebrew for "God is with us."
• Indigo: English for the deep blue-purple dye.
• Ibrahim: Arabic for "father of nations."
• Ilan: Hebrew for "tree" or "oak tree."
• Ismail: Arabic for "God hears" or "God listens."
• Ivory: English for the hard white substance from tusks.
• Ilan: Hebrew for "tree" or "oak tree."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With J.

• Jacob: Hebrew for "supplanter" or "holder of the heel."
• James: Hebrew for "supplanter" or "one who follows."
• Jackson: English for "son of Jack."
• John: Hebrew for "God is gracious."
• Joseph: Hebrew for "may God add" or "God increases."
• Jaxon: American for "son of Jack."
• Julian: Latin for "youthful" or "downy-bearded."
• Justin: Latin for "just" or "upright."
• Jack: English for "God is gracious."
• Jayden: Modern American name, possibly an elaboration of Jay.
• Jonah: Hebrew for "dove" or "peaceful."
• Jasper: Persian for "treasurer" or "bringer of treasure."
• Jesse: Hebrew for "gift" or "wealth."
• Jeremy: Hebrew for "appointed by God."
• Joel: Hebrew for "Yahweh is God."
• Jett: English for "jet black" or "black gemstone."
• Judah: Hebrew for "praise" or "thanks."
• Jared: Hebrew for "descend" or "to come down."
• Jonas: Greek form of Jonah, meaning "dove" or "peaceful."
• Jensen: Scandinavian for "son of Jens" or "God is gracious."
• Jaxson: American for "son of Jack."
• Javier: Spanish for "bright" or "splendid."
• Jeremiah: Hebrew for "God will uplift" or "appointed by God."
• Jax: American for "son of Jack."
• Jefferson: English for "son of Jeffrey."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With K.

• Kaleb: Hebrew for "dog" or "loyal."
• Kevin: Irish for "handsome" or "kind."
• Kyle: Gaelic for "narrow" or "channel."
• Kaden: Arabic for "companion" or "friend."
• Kian: Gaelic for "ancient" or "enduring."
• Knox: Old English for "round hill."
• Kieran: Irish for "little dark one" or "black-haired."
• Kody: English for "helper" or "cushion."
• Kingston: English for "king's town."
• Kaius: Latin for "rejoice."
• Khalil: Arabic for "friend" or "companion."
• Kieran: Irish for "little dark one" or "black-haired."
• Knox: Old English for "round hill."
• Kade: English for "round hill" or "from the wetlands."
• Kellan: Gaelic for "slender" or "powerful."
• Kaius: Latin for "rejoice."
• Kasen: American for "pure" or "chaste."
• Karson: English for "son of Carr."
• Killian: Irish for "church" or "monastery."
• Kendrick: Old English for "royal ruler."
• Kody: English for "helper" or "cushion."
• Kian: Gaelic for "ancient" or "enduring."
• Kobe: Japanese for "supernova."
• Kellan: Gaelic for "slender" or "powerful.

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With L.

• Liam: Irish for "strong-willed warrior" or "protector."
• Lucas: Latin for "light" or "illumination."
• Logan: Scottish for "little hollow" or "small meadow."
• Leo: Latin for "lion."
• Landon: English for "long hill" or "ridge."
• Levi: Hebrew for "joined" or "attached."
• Lincoln: English for "town by the pool."
• Luke: Greek for "light-giving" or "light-bringer."
• Louis: Germanic for "renowned warrior" or "famous in battle."
• Luka: Slavic for "light" or "illumination."
• Lawrence: Latin for "from Laurentum" or "laurel-crowned."
• Lachlan: Scottish for "from the land of lakes."
• Leon: Greek for "lion" or "brave."
• Lane: English for "narrow path" or "small roadway."
• Lyle: Old French for "island" or "from the island."
• Lennon: Irish for "lover" or "dear one."
• Lionel: Latin for "young lion."
• Lorenzo: Italian for "from Laurentum" or "laurel-crowned."
• Luther: Germanic for "army people" or "soldier."
• Landry: French for "ruler" or "powerful."
• Lamar: Old French for "of the sea" or "from the sea."
• Leandro: Greek for "lion-like" or "lion man."
• Llewellyn: Welsh for "leader" or "lion-like."
• Langston: English for "long stone."
• Lysander: Greek for "liberator" or "freer of men."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With M.

• Matthew: Hebrew for "gift of God" or "gift from Yahweh."
• Michael: Hebrew for "who is like God?"
• Mason: English for "worker in stone" or "bricklayer."
• Miles: Latin for "soldier" or "merciful."
• Maxwell: Old English for "Mack's spring" or "stream."
• Mark: Latin for "warlike" or "dedicated to Mars."
• Maverick: American for "independent" or "non-conformist."
• Malachi: Hebrew for "my messenger" or "my angel."
• Martin: Latin for "warrior of Mars" or "servant of Mars."
• Milo: Germanic for "merciful" or "soldier."
• Morgan: Welsh for "circling sea" or "bright sea."
• Marshall: Old French for "steward" or "keeper of horses."
• Mackenzie: Scottish for "son of Kenneth" or "fair one."
• Mitchell: Hebrew for "who is like God?"
• Micah: Hebrew for "who is like God?"
• Maurice: Latin for "dark-skinned" or "Moorish."
• Mario: Latin for "male" or "virile."
• Maddox: Welsh for "fortunate" or "son of Madoc."
• Magnus: Latin for "great" or "greatest."
• Moses: Hebrew for "drawn out of water."
• Marvin: Welsh for "friend of the sea."
• Milton: Old English for "mill town" or "settlement."
• Marcel: Latin for "young warrior" or "hammer."
• Montgomery: Norman French for "Gumarich's mountain."
• Murray: Gaelic for "seaman" or "lord."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With N.

• Nathan: Hebrew for "given" or "gift from God."
• Noah: Hebrew for "rest" or "comfort."
• Nicholas: Greek for "victory of the people."
• Nolan: Irish for "champion" or "famous."
• Nathaniel: Hebrew for "gift of God."
• Nelson: English for "son of Neil" or "champion."
• Nico: Greek for "victory of the people."
• Nash: English for "by the ash tree."
• Neil: Irish for "passionate" or "champion."
• Nigel: Irish for "champion" or "black-haired."
• Nico: Greek for "victory of the people."
• Nyle: English for "champion" or "island dweller."
• Neville: French for "new town" or "from the new village."
• Nikolai: Greek for "victory of the people."
• Nash: English for "by the ash tree."
• Nolan: Irish for "champion" or "famous."
• Nate: Hebrew for "given" or "gifted."
• Noel: French for "Christmas" or "born on Christmas."
• Nixon: English for "son of Nick."
• Niall: Irish for "cloud" or "passionate."
• Nevan: Irish for "holy" or "little saint."
• Nile: English for "champion" or "island dweller."
• Niklaus: Greek for "victory of the people."
• Nikita: Greek for "unconquerable" or "victorious."
• Nash: English for "by the ash tree."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With O.

• Oliver: Latin for "olive tree" or "peaceful."
• Oscar: Old English for "spear of the gods" or "God's spear."
• Owen: Welsh for "young warrior" or "well-born."
• Orion: Greek mythology, the hunter or constellation.
• Otto: Germanic for "wealth" or "fortune."
• Omar: Arabic for "flourishing" or "life."
• Olivier: French variant of Oliver, meaning "olive tree."
• Osiris: Egyptian mythology, the god of the afterlife.
• Orson: Latin for "bear cub."
• Oakley: English for "oak meadow" or "oak field."
• Oswald: Old English for "divine power" or "God's rule."
• Orville: French for "gold town" or "gold village."
• Oren: Hebrew for "pine tree."
• Octavian: Latin for "eighth" or "born in the eighth month."
• Obed: Hebrew for "servant" or "worshipper."
• Osmond: Old English for "godly protection" or "divine protector."
• Odin: Norse mythology, the chief of the gods.
• Obadiah: Hebrew for "servant of God."
• Oisin: Irish for "little deer" or "fawn."
• Oberon: German for "noble" or "bear-like."
• Othello: Greek for "prosperous" or "fortunate."
• Ozzy: English for "divine spear."
• Ozzie: English for "divine power."
• Osbert: Old English for "bright god" or "famed."
• Oakes: English for "oak trees."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With P.

• Peter: Greek for "rock" or "stone."
• Paul: Latin for "small" or "humble."
• Parker: English for "park keeper" or "gamekeeper."
• Patrick: Latin for "noble" or "patrician."
• Preston: Old English for "priest's town."
• Philip: Greek for "lover of horses."
• Perry: English for "dweller near a pear tree."
• Pierce: English for "rock" or "stone."
• Pablo: Spanish for "small" or "humble."
• Paxton: Old English for "peaceful town."
• Porter: English for "gatekeeper" or "carrier of loads."
• Peyton: English for "fighting man's estate."
• Presley: English for "priest's meadow."
• Phoenix: Greek for "reborn" or "rising from the ashes."
• Pascal: Latin for "Easter-related" or "child of Easter."
• Pierce: English for "rock" or "stone."
• Piers: English for "rock" or "stone."
• Percy: Latin for "piercing the valley" or "piercing the stone."
• Phineas: Hebrew for "oracle" or "serpent's mouth."
• Patton: Old English for "fighter's town."
• Paddy: Irish diminutive of Patrick.
• Pax: Latin for "peace."
• Penn: Welsh for "head" or "chief."
• Pharaoh: Egyptian ruler title.
• Phelan: Irish for "wolf."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With Q.

• Quentin: Latin for "fifth" or "born fifth."
• Quincy: Old French for "estate of the fifth son."
• Quaid: Gaelic for "son of Uaid."
• Quinlan: Irish for "fit" or "shapely."
• Quade: Irish for "descendant of Uad."
• Quest: English for "search" or "journey."
• Quillan: Gaelic for "cub" or "young one."
• Quant: Latin for "how much."
• Quann: Irish for "counsel" or "wisdom."
• Quirin: Latin for "spear."
• Qasim: Arabic for "one who distributes."
• Quay: French for "stone pier."
• Quin: Irish for "intelligent" or "wise."
• Quinton: Old English for "queen's town."
• Quinney: Irish for "descendant of Caoin."
• Quintrell: English for "fifth."
• Quadir: Arabic for "capable" or "competent."
• Quill: English for "writing feather."
• Quirino: Spanish for "spear."
• Quinto: Italian for "fifth."
• Quarren: English for "dweller at the quay."
• Quintus: Latin for "fifth-born."
• Qadir: Arabic for "powerful" or "able."
• Quincey: French for "estate of the fifth son."
• Quang: Vietnamese for "bright" or "clear."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With R.

• Robert: Germanic for "bright fame" or "famous one."
• Richard: Germanic for "strong ruler" or "brave power."
• Riley: English for "courageous" or "rye clearing."
• Raymond: Germanic for "protecting hands" or "wise protector."
• Reuben: Hebrew for "behold, a son" or "vision of a son."
• Ronan: Irish for "little seal" or "little ruler."
• Rory: Irish for "red king" or "red-haired."
• Russell: French for "red-haired" or "fox-colored."
• Rowan: Gaelic for "little red one" or "red-haired."
• Raphael: Hebrew for "God has healed."
• Rex: Latin for "king."
• Rocco: German for "rest" or "peace."
• Roman: Latin for "citizen of Rome" or "from Rome."
• Reed: Old English for "red-haired" or "reed."
• Ryder: English for "horseman" or "messenger."
• Raiden: Japanese for "thunder and lightning."
• Reid: Old English for "red-haired" or "red complexion."
• Reece: Welsh for "enthusiasm" or "fiery."
• Remy: Latin for "oarsman" or "from the river's mouth."
• Ralph: Old English for "wolf counselor" or "wise wolf."
• Royce: French for "royal" or "kingly."
• Reagan: Irish for "little king."
• Reese: Welsh for "enthusiasm" or "fiery."
• Rhett: Dutch for "advice" or "counsel."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With S.

• Samuel: Hebrew for "heard of God" or "God has heard."
• Sebastian: Greek for "revered" or "venerable."
• Simon: Hebrew for "he has heard" or "listening."
• Seth: Hebrew for "appointed" or "placed."
• Stephen: Greek for "crown" or "crowned."
• Sawyer: English for "woodcutter" or "one who saws wood."
• Scott: Old English for "from Scotland."
• Silas: Latin for "wood" or "forest."
• Spencer: English for "steward" or "provider."
• Samson: Hebrew for "sun" or "bright sun."
• Sullivan: Irish for "dark-eyed" or "hawk-eyed."
• Sterling: English for "of high quality" or "excellent."
• Saxon: English for "from Saxon" or "Saxon people."
• Shane: Irish for "God is gracious."
• Sylvester: Latin for "of the woods" or "wooded."
• Soren: Danish for "stern" or "severe."
• Stanley: Old English for "stone clearing" or "stony meadow."
• Sage: English for "wise and knowing."
• Sawyer: English for "woodcutter" or "one who saws wood."
• Santino: Italian for "little saint" or "little holy one."
• Sampson: Hebrew for "sun" or "bright sun."
• Sheldon: Old English for "steep-sided valley" or "hill."
• Sherman: Old English for "shear-man" or "wool shearer."
• Stellan: Swedish for "calm" or "serene."
• Stone: English for "rock" or "stone."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With T.

• Theodore: Greek for "gift of God" or "God's gift."
• Thomas: Aramaic for "twin."
• Tristan: Celtic for "sorrowful" or "sad."
• Tyler: Old English for "maker of tiles" or "a profession."
• Tobias: Hebrew for "God is good."
• Timothy: Greek for "honoring God" or "honored by God."
• Tucker: Old English for "fabric pleater" or "softener of cloth."
• Troy: Irish for "foot soldier."
• Tate: Old English for "cheerful" or "merry."
• Trevor: Welsh for "great settlement" or "large village."
• Tobin: Hebrew for "God is good."
• Theo: Greek for "divine gift" or "God-given."
• Terry: Old German for "ruler of the people."
• Talon: English for "sharp claw."
• Titus: Latin for "title of honor" or "defender."
• Thaddeus: Aramaic for "courageous heart."
• Tanner: Old English for "leather maker."
• Trenton: Old English for "Trent's town" or "Trent's settlement."
• Tobias: Hebrew for "God is good."
• Thane: Scottish for "nobleman" or "thane."
• Trace: Old French for "tracker" or "to follow the trail."
• Travis: Old French for "to cross" or "crossroads."
• Theron: Greek for "hunter."
• Thatcher: Old English for "roof thatcher."
• Tennyson: English for "son of Dennis."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With U.

• Uriah: Hebrew for "God is my light."
• Urban: Latin for "city dweller."
• Upton: Old English for "upper town."
• Usher: Old French for "doorkeeper" or "usher."
• Ulric: Germanic for "wolf ruler" or "power of the wolf."
• Udell: Old English for "yew tree valley."
• Umberto: Italian for "renowned warrior."
• Ulises: Spanish variant of Ulysses, meaning "wrathful" or "hateful."
• Umar: Arabic for "thriving" or "flourishing."
• Uriel: Hebrew for "God is my light" or "flame of God."
• Ugo: Italian for "mind" or "spirit."
• Ulrich: Germanic for "prosperity and power."
• Uzi: Hebrew for "my strength" or "power."
• Umarion: Modern name, no specific meaning.
• Usher: Old French for "doorkeeper" or "usher of people."
• Usher: Old French for "doorkeeper" or "usher."
• Uziah: Hebrew for "strength from God."
• Udoka: African Igbo for "peaceful."
• Udell: Old English for "yew tree valley."
• Usher: Old French for "doorkeeper" or "usher of people."
• Uzi: Hebrew for "my strength" or "power."
• Ulrick: English variant of Ulric, meaning "power of the wolf."
• Urbano: Italian for "from the city."
• Urias: Greek variant of Uriah, meaning "God is my light."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With V.

• Victor: Latin for "winner" or "conqueror."
• Vincent: Latin for "conquering" or "victorious."
• Vaughn: Welsh for "small" or "junior."
• Valentine: Latin for "strong" or "healthy."
• Van: Dutch for "of" or "from."
• Vance: English for "marshland."
• Vaughan: Welsh for "small" or "little."
• Vance: English for "marshland" or "dweller near the marsh."
• Vladimir: Slavic for "prince" or "ruler of peace."
• Vernon: English for "alder tree" or "swampy ground."
• Viggo: Scandinavian for "war."
• Vidal: Spanish for "alive."
• Vern: English for "alder tree."
• Virgil: Latin for "staff bearer" or "strong."
• Vito: Latin for "life-giving" or "full of life."
• Viktor: Hungarian for "victor."
• Vaughan: Welsh for "small" or "junior."
• Vinson: English for "son of Vincent" or "son of the conqueror."
• Vadim: Slavic for "ruler" or "judicious."
• Vijay: Sanskrit for "victory."
• Vesper: Latin for "evening star."
• Vinson: English for "son of Vincent" or "conqueror."
• Vail: English for "valley."
• Valentino: Latin for "strong" or "healthy."
• Valerian: Latin for "strong" or "healthy."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With W.

• William: Germanic for "resolute protector" or "willful helmet."
• Wesley: English for "western meadow" or "western clearing."
• Wyatt: English for "brave in war" or "little warrior."
• Walter: Germanic for "ruler of the army."
• Winston: Old English for "joy stone" or "cheerful town."
• Warren: Old French for "enclosed" or "park-keeper."
• Wayne: Old English for "wagon maker" or "wagon driver."
• Wade: English for "able to go" or "river crossing."
• Wiley: Old English for "crafty" or "clever."
• Winston: Old English for "joy stone" or "cheerful town."
• Wallace: Old English for "foreigner" or "stranger."
• Weston: Old English for "western town" or "western settlement."
• Wes: Old English for "western meadow."
• Weldon: Old English for "hill near a spring."
• Wilbur: Old English for "brilliant will" or "resolute."
• Waylon: English for "land beside the road" or "roadside land."
• Ward: Old English for "guardian" or "protector."
• Willard: Germanic for "resolute" or "brave."
• Wade: English for "able to go" or "river crossing."
• Wylie: Old English for "crafty" or "clever."
• Walden: Old English for "valley of the Welsh" or "from the wood."
• Washington: Old English for "town of Wassa's people."
• Winthrop: Old English for "friendly village."
• Wren: Old English for "small bird."
• Whitaker: Old English for "white field" or "white meadow."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With X.

• Xavier: Arabic for "bright" or "splendid."
• Xan: Greek for "defender of mankind."
• Xenon: Greek for "foreigner" or "hospitable."
• Xenos: Greek for "stranger" or "guest."
• Xerxes: Persian for "ruler over heroes."
• Xylon: Greek for "wood" or "forest."
• Xylon: Greek for "wood dweller" or "from the forest."
• Xiomar: Germanic for "famous in battle."
• Xzavier: Variant of Xavier, meaning "new house" or "bright."

Top Baby Boy Names That Start With Y.

• Yale: Old English for "fertile upland."
• Yancy: Native American for "Englishman."
• Yannis: Greek form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yardley: Old English for "enclosed meadow."
• Yates: Old English for "gatekeeper" or "caretaker of the gates."
• Yael: Hebrew for "mountain goat" or "strength."
• Yahir: Hebrew for "to enlighten" or "moon."
• Yago: Spanish for "may God protect."
• Yale: Old English for "fertile upland."
• Yarrow: English for "grassy plain."
• Yannick: French form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yannis: Greek form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yardley: Old English for "enclosed meadow."
• Yates: Old English for "gatekeeper" or "caretaker of the gates."
• Yehudi: Hebrew for "praised" or "Jew."
• Yestin: Welsh for "righteous."
• Yves: French for "yew" or "archer."
• York: Old English for "yew tree estate" or "from the yew tree estate."
• Yannis: Greek form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yardley: Old English for "enclosed meadow."
• Yakov: Russian form of Jacob, meaning "supplanter."
• Yasser: Arabic for "easy" or "rich."
• Yaron: Hebrew for "singing" or "to shout."
• Yannick: French form of John, meaning "God is gracious."
• Yusuf: Arabic form of Joseph, meaning "God increases."

• Zane: Hebrew for "gift from God" or "God is gracious."
• Zander: Greek for "defender of the people."
• Zachary: Hebrew for "remembered by God."
• Zion: Hebrew for "highest point" or "monument."
• Zephyr: Greek for "west wind."
• Zeke: Hebrew for "God strengthens."
• Zayden: American origin, no specific meaning.
• Zoltan: Hungarian for "sultan" or "ruler."
• Zahir: Arabic for "bright" or "shining."
• Zephyr: Greek for "gentle breeze" or "west wind."
• Zain: Arabic for "beauty" or "grace."
• Zac: Short form of Zachary, meaning "remembered by God."
• Zebulon: Hebrew for "exalted" or "dwelling of honor."
• Zohar: Hebrew for "light" or "brilliance."
• Zack: Short form of Zachary, meaning "remembered by God."
• Zayd: Arabic for "growth" or "progress."
• Zayn: Arabic for "beauty" or "grace."
• Zander: Greek for "defender of the people."
• Zebadiah: Hebrew for "gift of God" or "God has bestowed."
• Zenon: Greek for "stranger" or "guest."
• Ziv: Hebrew for "radiance" or "brightness."
• Zeb: Hebrew for "dwelling of honor."
• Zed: Hebrew for "God's justice" or "righteousness."
• Zared: Hebrew for "trap" or "ambush."
• Zackery: Variant of Zachary, meaning "remembered by God."