English Boy Names With Meanings: page 35 of 47
9284 names with meanings and origins.
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Boy · English · “From the big town; from the town encircled by stone; lives in the house by the rock”
Boy · English · “This English name describes a person who lives in a house situated by a rock or stony area.”
Boy · English · “A modern form of the name Trent, an English name meaning "gushing stream."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Trenton, from the English place name meaning "Trent's town."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Trendy, an English name meaning fashionable.”
Unisex · English · “A modern name often associated with the English surname Terrell, meaning "stubborn" or "thunder ruler."”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name that likely evolved as a modern variant of the name Trent.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Trenon, an English surname meaning from the valley.”
Boy · English · “This English name means thirty and is often given to one who dwells near a rapid stream.”
Boy · English · “An English surname name that sounds like a variation of Trent, meaning gushing stream.”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Trentavious, from the English river name Trent, meaning the flooder.”
Boy · English · “This English name refers to the River Trent. It is a variant of the name Trenton, describing someone who lived near this significant waterway.”
Boy · English · “Trentin is a charming name that refers to the beautiful English River Trent, connecting your child to nature.”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning the town of Trent or a person who originates from that location.”
Boy · English · “An Old English name meaning 'from the tree bridge.' It refers to a person living near a bridge constructed from timber or logs.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Chad, of English origin meaning protector.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of Trevon, an English name of uncertain meaning often related to "fair town."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tre, an English name meaning third child.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Trenton, an English place name meaning Trent's town.”
Boy · English · “Diminutive of trevor: large village; goodly town”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “A modern English name likely derived from Trevor, meaning big homestead, with a melodic suffix.”
Boy · English · “From the home of elian; from elians home”
Boy · English · “From elians home.”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “Large settlement”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “From the fair town”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Trevor, which is an English surname meaning from the large village.”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; variant of french surname and place-name treves”
Boy · English · “Trevon means 'fair town', an inviting name that suggests beauty and community, perhaps a leader in their home.”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “A variation of the name Trevor, an English surname meaning from the large village or homestead.”
Boy · English · “From the large village”
Boy · English · “Fair town abbreviation of trevelyan; fair town. abbreviation of trevelyan”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tremaine, an Old English name meaning "one who lives at the stone house."”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Trey, which is of English origin meaning "the third."”
Boy · English · “A variant of the English name Trevon, meaning "fair town."”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Treyston, from the English surname Treyston, meaning Treys town.”
Boy · English · “The third- born child”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of Trevor, which is an English name meaning "large settlement."”
Boy · English · “A modern form of the English surname Trezden, thought to be derived from the Old English Tre-dun, meaning town by the hill.”
Boy · English · “A surname-derived name of English origin, meaning one who is the third child or third-born.”
Unisex · English · “An English unisex name associated with a soft felt hat or one who sings with musical trills.”
Boy · English · “An English name famously associated with the character of a jester in William Shakespeare's play, The Tempest.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Trinton, which comes from the Old English surname Trenton, meaning "town by the Trent river."”
Boy · English · “Tringad is linked to being a 'legendary son'. This name carries a sense of ancient tales and potential greatness.”
Unisex · English · “Holy three; three. refers to the trinity doctrine in christian faith”
Boy · English · “A short form of the name Trent, which is an English name meaning the flooder.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Trent, an English name derived from the river Trent, meaning "the flooder."”
Boy · English · “A modern English habitational name likely derived from a location ending in -ton, signifying an enclosed settlement.”
Boy · English · “A sorrowful man ; in arthurian legend , a knight of the round table”
Unisex · English · “It means bold; tumult; outcry. from the celtic name tristan. in arthurian legend tristan was a knight of the round table and tragic hero of the medieval tale tristram and isolde”
Boy · English · “Sad; sorrowful; variant of tristan: sad din. in a story from the middle ages, tristan, nephew of king mark of cornwall, was in love with the princess iseult of ireland”
Unisex · English · “Feminine of tristan, noisy,full of sorrows; tumult; outcry. from the celtic name tristan”
Boy · English · “A modern English name potentially derived from the word throne, signifying royalty.”
Boy · English · “Trickling stream”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name that literally means one who lives near the bridge made of trees.”
Boy · English · “A variation of an English topographic name referring to a person residing by the tree bridge.”
Boy · English · “Son of a foot- soldier”
Boy · English · “An occupational name derived from English, referring to one who drives a truck. It is used as a modern given name.”
Unisex · English · “Loyal.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the English word name True, meaning loyal or honest.”
Boy · English · “An English masculine name meaning from the beloved one's farm or homestead. It originally served as a habitational surname.”
Boy · English · “A lovely name meaning 'from the beloved ones' farm,' evoking a sense of cherished family and a connection to a beloved home.”
Boy · English · “Origin unknown.”
Boy · English · “This name beautifully means 'from the beloved ones' farm,' suggesting a treasured heritage and a deep connection to family roots and a cherished place.”
Boy · English · “An English surname derived from the Old French word troit, meaning 'trusted.' It is a sturdy and distinct choice for boys.”
Boy · English · “An English name that literally translates to a loyal or faithful man, signifying trustworthiness.”
Boy · English · “Strong or bold.”
Boy · English · “Strong or bold.”
Boy · English · “A modern English name that serves as a phonetic variant of Truman, meaning true man.”
Boy · English · “Means to have faith or confidence; an English name derived from the word trust.”
Boy · English · “A modern English name derived from the virtue word trust.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the English word trust, meaning to have faith or confidence in someone.”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling variation of the name Travis, which is of English origin meaning to cross a toll bridge.”
Boy · English · “Lives near the stream; dwells near the rapid stream”
Boy · English · “A name derived from Navajo roots meaning rock, symbolizing stability, strength, and the natural world.”
Boy · English · “Young eagle; of native american origin,meaning young eagle”
Boy · English · “The merchant of venice a friend to shylock”
Boy · English · “Tucker of cloth.”
Boy · English · “Tucker of doth.”
Boy · English · “City in arizona.”
Boy · English · “An English and Welsh name meaning 'divine gift' or 'God's gift,' famously associated with the royal British dynasty.”
Boy · English · “A modern English name derived from the word meaning strong or resilient.”
Boy · English · “Bear making dust; bear making dust (miwok)”
Boy · English · “This name describes a caterpillar traveling down a tree. It is a descriptive nature name of English origin.”
Boy · English · “Deer thinking about going to eat wild onions”
Boy · English · “Derived from Old English, this name describes someone who comes from the town meadow or a settlement in a clearing.”
Unisex · English · “Town stall or stone town”
Boy · English · “A name of Miwok origin that means to pull up, often associated with gathering or harvesting plants.”
Boy · English · “Means "Turkish"; an English name referring to a person from Turkey or of Turkish descent.”
Boy · English · “Originally an English occupational name for a lathe worker, it also refers to a champion in a tournament.”
Boy · English · “Means stone worker; an English surname used as a given name.”
Boy · English · “This English name for males refers to a person who lived near a double river ford or a place where two paths cross water.”
Boy · English · “An English name for boys used to describe someone who lives on a narrow passage or a small pathway.”
Boy · English · “This unique name means 'lives on a narrow passage,' hinting at a child who navigates life's paths with grace and purpose.”
Boy · English · “The traditional Welsh form of the name Tom, which ultimately means a twin or a gift from God.”
Boy · English · “Twrgadarn means "Tower of strength." This name embodies a mighty and unwavering spirit, a true pillar of support.”
Boy · English · “A charming name meaning 'from the double river ford,' conjuring images of natural beauty and a place where paths meet.”
Unisex · English · “Short for tyler; abbreviation for names beginning with ty-; diminutive of tyrone: eoghans land (from a county in ireland)”
Boy · English · “Hitting the mark”
Boy · English · “Hitting the mark”
Boy · English · “A modern form of Tyrell, an English surname of Old Norse origin meaning "stubborn."”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Tydon, a variant of the English name Tilden meaning tillable land.”
Boy · English · “An English name for males that refers to someone living near or coming from a fenced-in land or an enclosure.”
Boy · English · “Means worker, derived from the occupational surname Tyler. It is of English origin.”
Boy · English · “Son of tye; derivative of the scandinavian god of battle tyr. tuesday was named for tyr”
Boy · English · “Tyg means 'from the enclosure,' symbolizing a cherished start within a loving home. Your child will always be safe and protected.”
Boy · English · “A creative spelling of Tyler, meaning tile maker. It is a modern name of English origin.”
Boy · English · “A modern form of Tyler, an English name meaning 'maker of tiles' or 'tiler'.”
Boy · English · “A phonetic variant of the name Tyler, blending English surname roots with creative flair.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Tyler, of English origin meaning maker of tiles.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Ty, which is an English name meaning land or house.”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Tyler, an English occupational name meaning "maker of tiles."”
Boy · English · “A form of tyler”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Tyler, which is an English occupational name meaning tiler of roofs.”
Boy · English · “Tyler is an English occupational surname for a tile or brick maker.”
Boy · English · “Maker of tiles.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Tyler, which is an English occupational name meaning tiler of roofs.”
Boy · English · “A tiler of roofs”
Unisex · English · “A variant of Tyler, an English occupational name meaning worker of tiles.”
Boy · English · “A variation of Tyler, an English occupational name meaning worker in tiles.”
Boy · English · “Maker of tiles.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant spelling of Tyler, which is an English occupational name meaning a tiler of roofs.”
Boy · English · “A modern form of Tymeir, derived from the English name Timer meaning timekeeper.”
Boy · English · “A modern form of Tyrell, an English surname of Old Norse origin meaning "stubborn."”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of Ty, which stems from the name Tyler meaning tile maker in English.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Ty, which originates from the English name Tyler, meaning 'tile maker'.”
Boy · English · “Means "one who makes tines" or "one who is a fence maker"; an English occupational name.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Ty, from the English name Tyler meaning "tile layer."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Ty, from the English name Tyler meaning "tile layer."”
Boy · English · “Modern English combination name”
Boy · English · “A modern name derived from the English name Ty, a short form of Tyler, meaning 'tile maker'.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Ty, which is an English name often used as a nickname for Tyler, meaning "tile maker."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tyrell, which is an Old English name meaning "stubborn."”
Boy · English · “An English name variation meaning one who is a saver of the people or a protector of the community.”
Boy · English · “Derivative of the scandinavian god of battle tyr. tuesday was named for tyr”
Unisex · English · “Derivative of the scandinavian god of battle tyr. tuesday was named for tyr”
Unisex · English · “Thunder ruler; derivative of the scandinavian god of battle tyr. tuesday was named for tyr”
Boy · English · “Derivative of the scandinavian god of battle tyr. tuesday was named for tyr”
Boy · English · “Means of the earth; an English name derived from the name Terence.”
Boy · English · “A modern English spelling variation of the name Tarek, an Arabic name meaning morning star.”
Boy · English · “An English name that serves as a modern variant of the name Tyree.”
Unisex · English · “A modern unisex name of English origin that carries the meaning of one who saves or protects the people.”
Boy · English · “Land of the noble”
Boy · English · “Thunder”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tyson, an English name meaning "son of Tys."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Ty, which is a diminutive of Tyler, an English occupational name meaning "tile maker."”
Boy · English · “Means son of Ty; an English surname name derived from the Germanic name Tiet. It denotes the descendant of a person named Tye.”
Boy · English · “God is gracious”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of the name Tyson, of English origin meaning "son of Tys."”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning son of Tye, or derived from the Old French word for a firebrand, meaning fiery and explosive.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the English name Tyson, meaning "son of Tys."”
Boy · English · “A variant of the English name Tyrell, meaning "stubborn."”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tywan, derived from the Old English Tyrone, meaning land of Owen.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tyson, an English name meaning 'son of Tye', where Tye means 'igniter'.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tyson, an English name meaning 'son of Tye', where Tye means 'igniter'.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Tyson, an English name meaning 'son of Tye', where Tye means 'igniter'.”
Boy · English · “An English name associated with the legendary son of Erim. It appears in Welsh and Arthurian literary traditions.”
Boy · English · “An English name describing a person who comes from the valley of yew trees.”
Boy · English · “This English name refers to someone originating from the valley where yew trees grow.”
Boy · English · “An English locational name for a person hailing from the yew tree valley.”
Boy · English · “Grove of trees.”
Boy · English · “Prosperous wolf.”
Boy · English · “Name honoring john the baptist”
Boy · English · “Means the listener; an English short-form variation of the name Ulysses.”
Boy · English · “An English locational name meaning from the upper church. It likely originated from a village located on high ground.”
Boy · English · “An English surname and given name meaning upper wooded area. It describes someone who lived by a grove located on higher ground.”
Boy · English · “A surname-derived name of English origin, referring to a place name. It is used as a strong and uncommon first name choice.”
Boy · English · “An English topographic name referring to someone who came from the upper farm or the higher settlement.”
Boy · English · “This English name means from the upper forest. It refers to a person living near the higher part of a wooded area.”
Boy · English · “A name of English origin meaning from the upper forest. It is a topographic name for a dweller near a high wood.”
Boy · English · “Light uriah - god is light”
Unisex · English · “God is my light.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Merlin, an English name meaning "sea fortress" or "from the hill by the sea."”
Boy · English · “Divine warrior.”
Unisex · English · “This unisex name comes from the Ute tribe and means 'people of the mountain,' also referring to the U.S. state.”
Boy · English · “A masculine name of Miwok origin, often used in English contexts, meaning bear, a symbol of strength.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Vadell, which is likely an English form of the German Vada.”
Unisex · English · “An English name meaning valley or from the vale. It is a topographic name for someone living in a low-lying area.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Byron, an English surname meaning "by the cowshed."”
Boy · English · “One who is strong and healthy”
Boy · English · “An English masculine name meaning powerful or strong leader.”
Unisex · English · “This English name describes someone who lives in a valley. It is a topographic name reflecting a person's dwelling place near low land between hills.”
Unisex · English · “An English surname and given name referring to one who lives in the valley. It is a variation of the name Vale.”
Boy · English · “One who is powerful ; strong ; from the city of valencia”
Boy · English · “One who is vigorous and healthy”
Boy · English · “A variant of the name Valis, likely an English surname derived from a location name.”
Boy · English · “God is gracious”
Boy · English · “Means from the burgh; an Old English surname that has transitioned into a given name.”
Boy · English · “An English name derived from a surname meaning "dweller at the fen or marsh."”
Boy · English · “Generally a prefix to a surname (from the family of) , but also used as a first name”
Boy · English · “An English occupational surname meaning "one who works in a granary or winnowing area."”
Unisex · English · “Means from the headland; an English name derived from the surname Ness.”
Boy · English · “This English name means from the fortress. It historically refers to a person who lived near or worked at a fortified stronghold.”
Boy · English · “A variant of the English name Vareck, meaning from the fortress. It denotes strength and protection associated with a defensive structure.”
Boy · English · “An English masculine name meaning from the fortress. It represents a dweller of a secure, fortified location.”
Unisex · English · “An English surname of French origin meaning from the alder tree grove.”
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