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Achille
Calling to mind the great Greek warrior, Achilles, this name is the French take on a Greek classic.
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Aaron
The name of many famous men, this name is featured in the Bible and means “exalted” or “strong” in Hebrew.
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Abay
In Turkish, this name means “talented.”
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Acton
Acton is a strong name, made up of the Old English words for “oak” and “settlement.”
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Alder
Your little one is sure to fly high with this unique name, meaning “eagle” in German.
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Asher
This classic name is Hebrew for “blessed” and “happy.”
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Adonis
A favorite of the Greek goddess of love Aphrodite, Adonis was a figure in ancient Greek mythology associated with remarkable beauty and the natural world.
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Ahmad
In Arabic, this name means “highly praised.”
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Aj
This short and sweet name means “unconquerable” in Sanskrit.
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Atticus
From ancient Rome to famous works of literature, this classic Latin name (meaning “of Attica”) is sure to impress.
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Adrius
This guy is sure to take the world by storm with this Lithuanian name meaning “storm” or “strength.”
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Áed
This Irish name means “fire.”
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Afton
Afton means “afternoon” or “evening” in Swedish; however, it also has English origins. It shares a name with the Scottish river in Robert Burns’ famous poem, “Sweet Afton.”
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Agost
Agost is a Polish name meaning “great.”
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Akira
This Japanese name means “bright” or “clear.”
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Alex
This classic English name that means “defender of the people.”
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Alan
Of English origin, this sweet name means “little rock.”
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Albus
With its whimsical association with Harry Potter, this wise name (meaning “white” in Latin) is sure to make this guy a scholar.
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Alpine
This adventurous name is American in origin. It means “from the Alps.”
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Alrik
This Scandinavian name from the Old Norse Alaric has impressive historical roots and means “all ruler.”
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Alim
The name Alim is Arabic in origin and means “scholar.”
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Argus
Of Greek origin, Argus means “bright.”
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Arwan
This elegant Persian name means “courageous.”
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Amare
Amare is a popular name in India and means “immortal.”
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Agoyoanye
This Tewa name means “falling star.”
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Almanas
This name combines the words for “every” and “intelligent” in Polish.
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Ahe
Ahe is Hawaiian in origin and means “soft breeze.”
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Archie
Popular in comic books and with royalty alike, this German name means “archer” or “truly bold.”
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Alois
This Slavic name means “famous warrior.”
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Amethyst
This mysterious name (calling to mind the beautiful purple gemstone) is Greek in origin. It means “against intoxication.”
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Andrés
Andrés is the Spanish version of the Greek Andreas and English Andrew. It means “warrior” or “manly.”
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Apollo
This name is Greek in origin. As you might have known already, Apollo was the god of light in Greek mythology.
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Anatole
This French name that means “from Anatolia.”
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Antonio
Spanish for Anthony, this bold name with Latin roots means “priceless” or “flower,” depending on Roman or early Greek interpretations.
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Anwar
Anwar is Arabic in origin and means “brighter.”
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Aragorn
This original name is from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. It means “noble valor” in Tolkien’s created Sindarin language.
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Ansel
Ansel is English in origin and means “God” or “protector.”
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Absolom
Absolom is a Hebrew name that means “father of peace.”
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Aiden
This Irish name means “little fire.”
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Atlas
The Greek name Atlas means “support.” In Greek mythology, it alludes to the Titan Atlas, who holds up the world.
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Anakin
This unique name (of American origin) draws inspiration from George Lucas’ Star Wars movies.
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Abner
Abner is a Hebrew name meaning “father of light.”
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Arthur
Arthur is a noble name with cute nicknames built-in (e.g., Art, Artie, etc.). It is Welsh in origin and means “bear.”
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August
The name August is English in origin and means “great.”
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Ace
Try naming your baby boy with this cool name: Ace is a Middle-English name with Latin roots. It means “expert.”
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Abel
Abel is a classic Hebrew name. In the Bible, he was the brother of Cain. His name means “a breath.”
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Amir
Amir is an Arabic name meaning “prince.”
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Axel
This name is Scandinavian in origin and is a shortened version of the Hebrew Absolom, meaning “father of peace.”
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Austin
Austin is an English name meaning “magnificent.”
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Adam
Adam is a famous Hebrew name and means “son of the red earth.”
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Asa
Asa is a Japanese name meaning “morning.”
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Ambrose
This Greek name means “immortal” and brings to mind the Greek food of the gods, ambrosia.
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Aziel
This zesty name is Hebrew in origin and means “God is my strength.”
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Albert
This handsome name is German in origin and means “noble” or “bright.”
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Aarav
This name, which is Hindi in origin and derives from Sanskrit, means “peaceful.”
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Avery
The English name Avery evokes its sprightly meaning, “ruler of the elves.”
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Arjun
Arjun is a popular name with Hindi origins. It means “bright and shining.”
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Abraham
Hebrew in origin, Abraham means “father of multitudes.”
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Alijah
This name is of American origin and means “The Lord is my God.” It also offers the cute nickname, Ali.
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Angel
This popular Hispanic name literally means “angel.”
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Amal
Amal is a Hebrew name meaning “laborer” and is found in the Bible.
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Amadeus
Like the famous composer, this Latin name means “love of God.”
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Aurelius
This name for boys means “golden” in Latin.
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Alistair
This Scottish name means “defender of the people.”
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Alonzo
Alonzo is a Spanish. It means “noble” and “ready for battle.”
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Amos
This Hebrew name means “burdened.”
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Anson
An English name in origin, Anson means “son of Andrew.”
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Adriel
Adriel is a Hebrew name meaning “congregation of God.”
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Afolabi
Afolabi is a Yoruba name meaning “born wealthy.”
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Adwin
Adwin is an Akan of Ghana name. It means “artist” or “intellectual.”
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Afon
This Welsh name that means “river.”
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Agapito
This sweet Spanish name means “beloved.”
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Acevedo
Acevedo is Spanish in origin. It means “grove of holly trees.”
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Abbott
Abbott is an English name meaning “head of a monastery.”
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Aalam
This male name means “world” in Arabic.
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Aba
This sweet Turkish name means “father.”
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Abbas
An Arabic name for boys, this name means “austere.”
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Avish
Avish is an Indian name meaning “king” or “earth.”
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Avak
This name for boys is Armenian in origin and means “great.”
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Akello
Akello is an Alur of Uganda name meaning “to bring forth.”
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Ambrogio
This Italian name means “immortal.”
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Apichu
This cute Incan name means “sweet potato.”
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Agnew
Agnew is an English name meaning “from Agneaux, France.”
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Alton
This adorable English name means “old town.”
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Amias
Amias, which is English in origin, means “loved one.” It was featured in Edmund Spenser’s famous poem, The Faerie Queene.
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Amory
This classic name is English in origin and means “home ruler.”
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Amjad
This Arabic name means “more glorious.”
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Anicet
Anicet is a Polish name meaning “undefeated.”
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Anstey
This English name means “one path.”
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Achava
Achava is a Hebrew name meaning “friendship.”
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Achelous
In Greek mythology, Achelous is the god associated with the largest river in Greece.
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Arsène
This French name means “strong” and “manly,” like Maurice Leblanc’s famous fictional character, Arsène Lupin.
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Aspen
This sweet American name for boys comes from the Old English “aespe.” It means “quaking tree.”
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Abcde
This clever modern name is pronounced “AB-si-dee.” It draws inspiration from the first five letters of the English alphabet.
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Akifumi
This Japanese name means “bright,” “writings” and “history.”
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Azwonne
This American name is a unique take on the phrase “as one.”
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Benjamin
It has a biblical connection, with Benjamin being the youngest son of Jacob and Rachel. The name literally translates to “son of the right hand” in Hebrew, with the right hand being likened to strength in the Bible.
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Braxton
Meaning “badger town”
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Bryson
Like its pronunciation suggests, this moniker means “son of Bryce.”
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Brayden
Meaning “salmon” in Irish.
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Barrett
Borrowed from the Old English word “beorht,” this name means “bright” or “shining.”
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Brody
Also spelled “Brodie,” this Scottish moniker translates to “ditch” or “muddy place.”
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Brian
This Irish name means “noble”
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Bryce
This moniker has an English root, and it means “speckled.”
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Brooks
If your family has connections to water, this name is a great choice. It has an English origin and means “of the brook.”
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Brandon
Means “broom-covered hill” in its English origin.
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Bradley
Means “wide meadow” and it has English origins.
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Brennan
Translating to “little raven” from Gaelic
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Beckett
Means “bee hive” or “bee cottage.”
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Bennett
This name is considered a cross between “Benjamin” and “Beckett”—as well as a more modernized version of “Benedict”—and it means “blessed.”
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Banner
From the Old English word “bannere,” this name means “flag.”
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Benson
This name translates to “son of Ben”
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Barker
This English-rooted name means “shepherd.”
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Bear
The animal-inspired moniker has been a popular choice for celebrities. Kate Winslet, Alicia Silverstone and Liam Payne all named their sons Bear.
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Brady
This Irish name means “broad meadow”
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Benz
Meaning “bright strength” or “blessed” in German, this name also refers to the car brand.
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Blake
Means “dark-haired.”
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Baker
Originally used as a surname for bakers in the Middle Ages, the moniker also works as a first name.
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Baylor
Stems from the Middle Ages, meaning “one who delivers goods.”
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Boone
Coming from the French word for “good”
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Bentley
Though this name comes from the Old English term for a grassy meadow, more often these days, parents likely use it in reference to the car brand.
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Bailey
It translates to “berry woods” from Old English.
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Benji
This shortened form of Benjamin is most likely to conjure up the cute movie dog of the same name—perfect for an animal-loving family.
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Billy Brockmire
Though originally thought of as a nickname for William, Billy has come into its own as a standalone first name. It means “resolute protection.” Brockmire is an American sitcom.
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Bobby
Known best as a nickname for Robert, “Bobby” can also be used as a given name. It means “bright fame” in German.
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Bruin
This Dutch-origin moniker can mean “brown” or “bear,” and it doubles as a great name for Boston Bruins hockey or UCLA fans.
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Breeze
A popular weather-themed name and horseracing term.
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Balon
This Polish name means “balloon.”
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Bernie
Meaning “brave as a bear”
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Berkley
This Old English moniker means “birch tree.”
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Bento
In Portuguese, this name means “blessed.”
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Buster
Means “tough guy.”
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Bixby
Meaning “box tree town,” this name has English roots.
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Badger
This name means “bag maker” in Old English, and it also refers to the cute animal.
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Baxter
This name can be traced to the Middle Ages, where it was used as a surname to denote those who were bakers.
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Briggs
From the Old English word “brycg,” this name means “bridge.”
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Bowie
This moniker is popular amongst David Bowie fans. It has a Scottish origin and means “blond” or “yellow.”
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Bruno
This name comes from the German word for “brown”
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Bodhi
In Sanskrit, this moniker means “awakening” or “enlightenment”
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Barney
The shortened form of “Barnaby” means “son of comfort,” and it is particularly popular in the UK.
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Booker
Most notably used as a surname, it literally translates to a “scribe” or “book binder.”
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Baron
This name doubles as a nobility title and means “young warrior” in Old English.
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Bernard — Meaning “brave bear” in Old French
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Brock
This moniker means “badger,” and it has an English origin.
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Bryant
This variation of the Irish name “Brian” means “strong.”
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Banks
Meaning “riverside.” But it also has financial connotations to it as well.
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Boston
Connection to the Massachusetts capital. The American city got its name from the town of Boston in Lincolnshire, England.
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Bridger
The literal meaning of this name is “lives near the bridge.”
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Brixton
Inspired by a neighborhood in London, and it translates to “Brock’s town” in Old English.
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Burton
Meaning “fortified enclosure,” this name portrays strength.
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Burdock
Gets a boost from The Hunger Games series, since it was recently revealed as Katniss’ dad’s name.
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Brantley
This English-origin moniker means “sword” or “fiery torch.”
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Bolton
Means “dwelling” or “settlement.”
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Byron
Means “at the barn.”
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Blaze
In Latin, this name means “fire”
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Bristol
The English city makes for a unique name, and it means “site of the bridge.”
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Brogan
This Irish-rooted name means “badger.”
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Bowen
In Chinese, Bowen means “wave of writing.”
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Buxton
Essentially meaning “boulders”
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Brazen
This name means “bold”
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Barlow
Stemming from Old English, this name means “barley hill.”
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Bayou
This name comes from the indigenous Choctaw tribe, and it means “slow stream.”
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Bishop
This Old English name means “guardian” and has deep religious roots.
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Brant
Meaning “sword” in German
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Buford
This Old English name means “river crossing.”
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Bowman
Unsurprisingly, means “archer.”
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Bud
The shortened form of “buddy”
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Beau
Stemming from the French for “handsome,” this name can also be spelled “Bo.” However, the latter option changes the meaning of the Scandinavian word that means “to live.”
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Bert
This name comes from the Old French word “berht” meaning “bright” or “famous.” It’s also a shortened form of Bertram.
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Brent
Stemming from the Old English word “brynet,” this name means “hill.”
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Bond
Likely popularized by the James Bond character and has an English origin meaning “farmer.”
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Bran
From the Welsh for “raven,” this name got a pop culture boost from the Game of Thrones character Bran Stark.
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Blade
The Old English form of the name “bld,” means “sharp-edged implement,” like a sword.
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Boyd
Stemming from the Scottish for “blond”
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Brash
Meaning “assertive”
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Bronx
The New York neighborhood. The place gets its name from a Dutch settler named Jonas Bronck.
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Beto
Meaning “bright fame,” this name is a short form of Berto.
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Boris
This name means “to fight,” and it has Slavic origins.
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Beric
This Game of Thrones name means “grain farmer” in Old English.
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Baz
This moniker means “king” in Polish.
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Barnes
As it would suggest, this name means “someone who lives or works near the barn.”
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Brawn
This name represents physical strength and muscle. It can also be spelled Braun, which means “brown” in German.
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Beck
This name means “small stream,” and it has an English origin.
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Bates
It translates literally to “son of Bartholomew,”
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Bash
This name means “chief” or “commander” in Turkish.
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Baird
Scottish for “poet,” this name appears as a surname in The Hunger Games series.
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Bach
This German name means “dweller near the brook.”
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Benedict
In Latin, this name means “blessed.”
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Brooklyn
Famously used by David and Victoria Beckham for their son. For anyone with an attachment to New York, this is a perfect name. It comes from the Dutch for “marshland.”
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Bradford
With English origins, this name means “wide river crossing.”
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Barrington
There are a number of cities named Barrington in the United States, which is fitting because this name means “settlement.”
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Bertram
Meaning “bright raven,” this name has a German origin.