Two-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 26 of 300
59914 names with meanings and origins.
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Boy · English · “Gods gift.”
Boy · Arabic · “A modern name derived from Rashad, an Arabic name meaning good judgment.”
Boy · English · “An English occupational surname meaning "one who works with brushes" or "a brush maker."”
Boy · English · “An English surname-style name meaning from the brushwood settlement.”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to the legendary son of Gwawrddur. It is rooted in ancient British or Welsh mythological traditions.”
Unisex · Indian · “Bratheep is a Tamil spelling variant of Pradeep, from Sanskrit pradipa, meaning "lamp" or "light."”
Boy · English · “One who is glowing”
Boy · English · “A virtue name derived directly from the English word meaning courageous and bold.”
Unisex · Indian · “Braveen is a variant of Praveen, meaning “skilled” or “proficient,” from Sanskrit pravina.”
Boy · Spanish · “A variant of the Spanish name Braulio, meaning radiant or shining.”
Boy · Italian · “A word name from the Italian and Spanish languages, meaning brave or excellent.”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of Brave, from the English word for courageous.”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of Brave, from the English word for courageous.”
Boy · English · “An English name describing a person from the hillslope meadow.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Braxton, an English surname name meaning "Brock's town".”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Braxton, an English surname meaning Brock's town.”
Boy · International · “A modern American name, likely a variant of the name Braxson or Braxton.”
Unisex · English · “A modern variation of Braxton, an English surname name meaning "Brock's town."”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the name Braxton, which originated as an English surname meaning "Brock's town."”
Boy · English · “An English surname variant of Braxton, meaning from the badger rock town.”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of Braxton, an Old English name meaning Brock's town.”
Unisex · English · “An English name meaning broad hillside, also sometimes associated with the meaning brave in modern usage.”
Boy · English · “From the wide valley”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the name Braden, an Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Boy · Irish · “Broad hillside.”
Boy · International · “A modern American variation of Braden, which is derived from a Gaelic surname.”
Boy · Celtic · “A modern phonetic spelling variation of Brian, a Celtic name meaning "noble" or "high."”
Boy · English · “A modern combination of Brayden, meaning 'broad', and the English word 'land'.”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of Brayden, from the Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Unisex · International · “A modern American invention blending Bray, often from Brayden, with the suffix -lyn, meaning lake.”
Boy · English · “A combination of the English name Bray and the modern name Shaun, meaning God is gracious.”
Boy · English · “A modern compound name combining the prefix Bray with the traditional English suffix -ston, meaning stone town.”
Boy · Irish · “A creative spelling of Brayden, an Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan, or salmon.”
Boy · English · “Brayton, meaning 'from Great Britain,' connects your child to a rich historical and cultural heritage, a wonderful journey of discovery.”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of Braven, derived from the Old English word brave, meaning courageous.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the English word meaning bold, often used as a modern virtue name.”
Boy · Irish · “A modern spelling variation of Braden, an Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Boy · Irish · “A name meaning a prince or a noble voyager.”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex Irish name meaning sword, brave, or little raven. It is a variant of the traditional name Brendan, signifying a warrior spirit.”
Boy · Irish · “A name meaning a prince or a noble leader.”
Boy · English · “From the high hill ; one who ascends”
Boy · Irish · “Freckled.”
Boy · German · “An occupational surname of German origin referring to a badger or a broker.”
Boy · Irish · “Freckled.”
Boy · English · “A modern name combining the English name Breck, meaning bracken or ferns, with the suffix -ston.”
Unisex · Irish · “A variant of Brecken, a Gaelic name meaning freckled.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish and Welsh male name. It is geographically inspired by the name of a specific group of mountains.”
Boy · Irish · “An alternate spelling of the Irish name Brendan, meaning "prince" or "king".”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of Braden, from the Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Unisex · Irish · “A variation of Bryce, a Scottish name derived from a Gaelic surname meaning freckled or spotted.”
Boy · Irish · “Means "judge"; an Irish Gaelic occupational name historically used as a title for a Celtic legal scholar.”
Boy · Irish · “A modern variant of the name Braden, meaning "broad valley" in Gaelic.”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of Braden, from the Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of Braden, from the Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Boy · Spanish · “One from the Rhine river region”
Boy · English · “A variation of Brent, an English surname referring to a place by a steep hill.”
Boy · English · “A modern English surname-turned-first-name, likely derived from the word break or a place name.”
Boy · Welsh · “A variation of Brecon, a Welsh name referring to the town of Brycheiniog.”
Unisex · Irish · “A modern variant of Brecken, an Irish name meaning "freckled."”
Boy · English · “A surname of Old English origin, meaning dweller by the high land.”
Boy · German · “Means from the city of Bremen. It is a German topographic name referring to one from that historic city.”
Boy · International · “One from Bremen”
Unisex · Slavic · “A unisex name of Slavic origin that means crowned with laurel. It serves as the Latvian form of the name Laurence, symbolizing victory and honor.”
Unisex · Irish · “Little raven; sword; from the norse, meaning sword or torch, this name was originally used only in the shetland isles of scotland, but spread to other parts of the english-speaking world after brenda appeared as a heroine in sir walter scotts 1822 novel the pirate; feminine form of brendan: prince, little raven, or bea”
Boy · Irish · “Brendan comes from the Irish Breandán, possibly from a Welsh word meaning 'prince'. Saint Brendan was a sea-faring Irish monk.”
Unisex · International · “A modern American invented name blending Brenda, meaning 'sword', and the suffix -dell.”
Boy · Irish · “Prince, smelly hair derived from brendan”
Boy · Irish · “A masculine Irish name meaning brave or little raven. It is derived from a Gaelic word that originally signified a prince or a king.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Gaelic name Brennan, meaning little drop or sorrow.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the English name Brent, this name refers to a high mountain peak.”
Boy · German · “A German occupational surname turned first name, meaning one who burns or a charcoal burner.”
Boy · Scottish · “This name holds a regal essence, linked to a 'supposed king of Britain.' A noble and historic choice for your little one.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means raven or raven-like, and is also associated with bravery. It stems from the Gaelic word bran, symbolizing the dark-feathered bird.”
Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”
Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”
Boy · English · “Born to royalty ; a prince”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the Old English name Brennon, meaning 'prince'.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of Brennan, an Irish name meaning descendant of the sorrowful one.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish variant of Brendan, which translates to prince.”
Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish name referring to a supposed king of Britain. It is often linked to historical leaders of the Gauls and ancient Celtic tribes.”
Boy · Celtic · “A short form of the name Brennus, a Celtic name meaning "prince".”
Boy · Irish · “Means "little drop"; an anglicized form of the Irish name Brennan.”
Boy · Celtic · “A modern construction likely meant to mean "son of Bren," where Bren derives from the Celtic "noble."”
Boy · English · “A variation of Brent, from the English surname meaning one from the steep hill.”
Boy · English · “This English masculine name identifies someone from the steep hill. It is a topographic name relating to high ground or a burnt clearing.”
Boy · English · “An English name for a male meaning hilltop, serving as a variant of the name Brent.”
Boy · English · “An English name stemming from Brent, identifying a person associated with a mountain peak.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name describes a hilltop. It is a variant of the name Brent and refers to high ground or a summit.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish variation of the name Brent, this name translates to hilltop, signifying someone from a high elevation.”
Boy · English · “Rooted in English, this name is a variant of Brent meaning hilltop. It traditionally signifies a person residing on a hill.”
Boy · English · “An English patronymic name meaning son of Brent, which refers to a steep hill.”
Boy · English · “A variation of Brent, from the English surname meaning one from the steep hill.”
Boy · English · “A modern English variation of Brent, meaning a high place or a mountain peak.”
Unisex · Irish · “A modern variation of the Irish name Brennan, meaning little drop.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of Breon, a modern name based on the Gaelic Brian, meaning "noble."”
Unisex · Italian · “A blend of Breon, meaning noble, and the Italian suffix -te.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name means war or strife. It is also historically related to the name Brasil and can signify pain or struggle.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Brendan, meaning 'prince' or 'chieftain'.”
Unisex · Irish · “Surname.”
Boy · Slavic · “A diminutive form of Bretislav, meaning one who fights for glory.”
Boy · English · “An Old English name derived from the word for a flat, open space or plain.”
Boy · Slavic · “A diminutive form of Bretislav, meaning one who fights for glory.”
Boy · English · “A modern masculine name combining the name Bret with the English suffix -ley, meaning meadow.”
Boy · English · “Variation of brett, man from britain; brit. a native of brittany: (france) or britain: (england)”
Boy · French · “A French locational surname often used as a first name, meaning of the town of Brevard.”
Boy · Welsh · “A variation of the Welsh name Bevan, meaning son of Evan or God is gracious.”
Boy · Welsh · “A modern variant of Bevan, a Welsh name meaning "son of Evan" or "son of the Lord."”
Boy · Welsh · “A variant of Brevin, from the Welsh Brevan, meaning hill.”
Boy · English · “An English occupational name for a person who brews ale or beer. It is derived from the medieval term Brewster, which originally referred to a female brewer.”
Boy · German · “One who brews beer; one who brews ale. see also webster”
Boy · International · “A modern American name blending the name Breck, meaning bracken, with the suffix -ten.”
Boy · English · “A modern spelling of Braxton, an English surname meaning "Brock's town".”
Boy · English · “A modern form of Braxton, an Old English surname meaning "Brock's town".”
Boy · Irish · “Means "descendant of Bradan"; a modern spelling variant of the Irish name Brayden.”
Boy · English · “Means broad hill; a variant spelling of the English name Brayden.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of Brayden, originating from the Gaelic name Bradán, meaning "salmon."”
Boy · Irish · “A modern form of Braylon, which is a variant of Brayden, an Irish name meaning "descendant of Bradan" or "salmon."”
Boy · International · “Means 'broad meadow'; a modern American name combining Bray and the suffix -lon.”
Boy · English · “A modern English name meaning son of Bryce, combining the name Bryce with the suffix -son.”
Boy · International · “A modern American variant of Breton, meaning from Brittany. It conveys a strong, regional connection to the historic French province.”
Unisex · Irish · “A modern variant of the name Breslin, an Irish name meaning freckled.”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of brian: brave; virtuous. famous bearers: canadian singer brian adams and british singer bryan ferry”
Boy · Greek · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a legendary hundred-armed Titan.”
Boy · English · “Son of a nobleman; from brieuxtown; speckled; swift. famous bearer: st brice, sometimes called st. britius, was a 5th century bishop of tours”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from Celtic, meaning a high or noble person.”
Boy · English · “Means "brick maker" or "bridge worker"; an English occupational surname.”
Boy · Irish · “In Irish mythology, this name belonged to a figure known as Bricriu of the Bitter Tongue, famed for his sharp wit.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of Bridan, an Irish name meaning little bridge.”
Boy · English · “A modern name likely derived from the Old English name Brian, meaning "noble strength."”
Boy · English · “Derived from bridger, lives near a bridge”
Boy · English · “This English masculine name describes a person who lives at the bridge. It originated as an occupational name for a bridge keeper or builder.”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of Braden, an Irish name meaning descendant of Bradan.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of Bridan, an Irish name meaning little bridge.”
Boy · International · “From the brier field”
Boy · English · “An English male name meaning one who lives by the bridge. It is a variant of the name Brigham, referring to a homestead located near a crossing.”
Boy · English · “Means "bridge valley"; an English topographic surname used as a given name.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name meaning "bridge hill" or "bridge valley."”
Boy · English · “Covered bridge.”
Boy · English · “Of English origin, this name means 'from the bright town.' It is often associated with the vibrant coastal city in Sussex.”
Boy · Indian · “From the Sanskrit root 'Brih', meaning to grow or expand. It signifies greatness or vastness and is a traditional masculine name.”
Boy · Indian · “Compact, Massive, Widespread, Great, Large, Mighty, Powerful, Bright, Clear, Name of Vishnu”
Unisex · Indian · “Born from nature”
- Brijeshबृजेश
Boy · Sanskrit · “Krishna who lived in brijboomi; god of the land 'brij'; god of the land of brij”
Unisex · Indian · “Beloved of Braj”
Unisex · Indian · “Protector of Braj”
- Brijrajबृजराज
Boy · Sanskrit · “Originating from Sanskrit, this name refers to one who rules over nature. It is often associated with leadership and the natural world.”
Boy · International · “Sparkling or shining”
Boy · English · “To sparkle.”
Unisex · Indian · “Growing or expanding”
Unisex · Indian · “One who increases”
Boy · Scandinavian · “Breath or spirit”
Boy · Scandinavian · “Primeval frost giant”
Boy · International · “An American name blending Brian, meaning "noble," with the suffix -den.”
Boy · Punjabi · “The ocean's ruler”
Boy · English · “An English male name derived from Brinley. It describes a meadow or clearing of burnt wood.”
Unisex · English · “This English name conveys a sense of virtue and nobility, often interpreted to mean a virtuous person or a princess.”
Boy · International · “Dweller in the brushy meadow”
Unisex · Indian · “Brintha is a Tamil variant of Vrinda, meaning 'cluster' or 'multitude' in Sanskrit. Vrinda is also associated with the sacred tulsi plant.”
Boy · English · “This English name describes a child born during the rain, capturing a specific moment in nature.”
Unisex · Indian · “The Sanskrit word for rain or a shower. It is used to symbolize freshness, life, and the nourishing qualities of a gentle storm.”
Boy · International · “Means of uncertain international origin, commonly used as a variant of Brizio.”
Unisex · English · “A modern name derived from the Old English surname Briston, meaning bright settlement.”
Unisex · English · “A unisex English name that serves as a geographic marker, referring to someone who hails from Great Britain.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from a root meaning to know. Means knowledge or wisdom. Used to signify intelligence and learning.”
Boy · Latin · “Means speckled or freckled; a Latin name derived from the name Britius.”
Boy · International · “Person from Brittany”
Boy · Hiberno English · “From Britain”
Unisex · English · “A variation of the name Brett, this English name literally means a man from Britain. It denotes a person's geographic origin.”
Boy · English · “Brit a native of brittany, (france) or britain, (england)”
Unisex · Indian · “Britto comes from a Portuguese surname linked to Latin Britto, meaning 'a Briton' or 'someone from Britain.'”
Unisex · English · “Brit a native of brittany, (france) or britain, (england)”
Boy · International · “A locational name referring to the town of Brivio in the Lombardy region of Italy.”
Boy · English · “An English habitational name from Brixen, Italy, meaning a place of many hills.”
Boy · Latin · “Means speckled or freckled; a Latin form associated with Saint Brixius.”
Boy · English · “A variation of the English surname Brixon, meaning "from the village of the bridge".”
Unisex · International · “A modern American invention blending Brix, from the Latin word for 'brick', and the suffix -ten.”
Boy · Italian · “Means speckled or freckled; an Italian name derived from the Latin name Brixius.”
Boy · English · “Dweller by the wide plain”
Boy · English · “An English surname referring to someone living near a broad valley or place.”
Boy · English · “This masculine name is of English origin and refers to someone who comes from a badger meadow or a clearing inhabited by badgers.”
Boy · English · “A form of brock”
Boy · English · “An Old English name for boys that describes a person originating from a badger meadow, emphasizing a connection to nature.”
Boy · English · “A variant spelling of an English boy's name meaning from the badger meadow, historically denoting a specific grassy clearing.”
Boy · English · “This English name for males is a topographical surname meaning from the badger meadow, indicating a grassy home for wildlife.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Gaelic name Brodan, which means a small stream.”
Boy · Welsh · “A modern variation of Broderick, a Welsh name meaning son of the famous ruler.”
Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish diminutive of the name Broderick. Similar to Brod, it carries the familiar meaning of brother.”
Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish variation of the name Brody, which is traditionally associated with a second son or a ditch.”
Boy · Scottish · “Brodey is a charming name, derived from Brody. It also affectionately means 'second son,' suggesting a special place in the family.”
Boy · Scottish · “Brodi is a delightful name, derived from Brody, and affectionately meaning 'second son.' It carries a sense of warmth and family connection.”
Unisex · Scottish · “ditch”
Unisex · Slavic · “One who lives near a shallow stream crossing”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to a wide mountain or land ridge. It is a variant of the name Broderick.”
Boy · English · “Derived from English roots, this name means 'from the broad ridge.' It identifies a location characterized by a wide expanse of high land.”
Boy · English · “An English surname derived from a topographical feature or location.”
Unisex · Irish · “A unisex Irish name meaning brother or second son. In some contexts, it also refers to a ditch or a muddy place in the Gaelic language.”
Boy · Scottish · “A creative variant of Brody, a Scottish surname meaning "ditch" or "muddy place."”
Unisex · Irish · “This Irish unisex name means sturdy and strong. It is derived from a Gaelic word for a small shoe, historically used as a rugged and practical descriptor.”
Boy · Irish · “An invented variant of Brogan, an Irish name meaning little shoe or sturdy one.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Brogan, meaning a small shoe.”
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