Two-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 34 of 300
59914 names with meanings and origins.
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Unisex · Indian · “Picture, painting”
Boy · Latin · “Citrus tree or fruit”
Boy · Latin · “Citrus tree or fruit”
Boy · Indian · “Brilliant; Sparkling”
Boy · Indian · “Long-lived consciousness”
Boy · Turkish · “Generous; handsome young man”
Boy · English · “An English surname derived from Clay, meaning someone who lived by clay ground.”
Boy · English · “A traditional English name referring to a person who originated from the clay brook.”
Boy · English · “Bright or clear”
Boy · International · “Means "shout" or "cry"; an English name derived from the Latin term for loud noise.”
Unisex · Irish · “Variant of clancy: the red-haired soldiers son; ruddy warrior”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name translates to a red or ruddy warrior. It is a traditional surname often used as a bold given name.”
Boy · International · “From the enclosure town”
Unisex · French · “A French and Latin name that means 'clear,' 'bright,' and 'famous,' widely used for its elegant simplicity.”
Boy · Latin · “An elaborate variant of Clare or Clark, originating from the Latin Clarus, meaning clear, bright, or famous.”
Boy · English · “This English name serves as a diminutive for Clarence, meaning clear or luminous. It carries a sense of brightness and transparency.”
Boy · International · “Bright, clear, or famous”
Boy · Scottish · “Name of a king.”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to a cleric, scholar, or a person who works as a secretary.”
Boy · Latin · “Clear, bright, or famous”
Boy · International · “Clear, bright, or famous”
Unisex · Indian · “Traditional, standard, or enduring”
Boy · International · “Belonging to the Claudian family”
Unisex · English · “Lame; from the roman clan name claudius, derived from the latin meaning lame. f: claudette, claudia, claudine”
Boy · French · “A French diminutive of Claude, which means lame or crippled.”
Boy · Catalan · “Lame or limping”
Boy · English · “One who is lame claudelle , gladys”
Unisex · French · “Lame or stuttering”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from the Roman name Claudius, meaning lame or limping.”
Boy · Italian · “Lame or crippled”
Boy · German · “Victory of the people (diminutive of Nicholas)”
Boy · English · “An English surname derived from the name Claus, a short form of Nicholas meaning victory of the people.”
Boy · Latin · “A variant of Calvin, a French surname derived from the Latin word meaning bald.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name combining Clay, meaning earth or clay, with the suffix -bon, often found in patronymic naming styles.”
Boy · English · “An English surname meaning one who lives by the clay ground.”
Boy · English · “From the clay stream (variant of Claibourne)”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to a brook or stream characterized by clay banks.”
Boy · English · “A combination of the English name Clay and the Old English name Hayden, meaning hay valley.”
Boy · English · “An English name likely derived from a combination of Clay and the name Desmond.”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to land composed of clay, often used as an extension of the name Clayton.”
Boy · International · “From the clay lands”
Boy · English · “A unisex English name that describes a town or settlement located near clay-rich land.”
Boy · English · “Derived from clayton, town by a clay bed”
Boy · English · “Derived from clayton, town by a clay bed”
Boy · English · “An English habitational name that describes a person who lived in or near a settlement or town built on clay land.”
Boy · Latin · “A modern variant of the name Clement, derived from the Latin word for mild or merciful.”
Boy · French · “Derived from the Greek name Kleanthes, meaning glorious flower.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that means scholar or clerk. It denotes a person who is learned or holds a professional academic role.”
Boy · English · “A form of Clay, which is an English occupational surname meaning "one who works with clay."”
Boy · Greek · “Means "famous"; a variant of the Greek name Cleatus, meaning glory.”
Boy · English · “An English name derived from Cleavant, meaning a steep bank or cliff. It was originally used to describe someone living near such a landscape.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-style name, potentially meaning "cleave" or "cliff."”
Boy · English · “Means cliff land; an English habitational name derived from geography.”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning cliff or from the cliff. It is often considered a variant of the name Cleavant, denoting a rugged landscape.”
Boy · Portuguese · “Famous or glorious”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from the German name Kleber, meaning glue-maker.”
Boy · Welsh · “A variant of the name Cledwyn, of Welsh origin meaning stony or rock-like.”
Boy · Greek · “A variation of Cletus, which means "called out" or "illustrious" in Greek.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name is composed of elements meaning rough and blessed. It suggests a person who is strong and rugged yet favored by good fortune.”
Boy · Portuguese · “From the clay town”
Boy · International · “Renowned or famous”
Boy · Scottish · “A variant of Clellan, which is of Scottish origin meaning from the meadow.”
Boy · English · “Diminutive of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · English · “Variant of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · English · “A masculine English and Latin name derived from Clement, which signifies a person who is merciful and gentle.”
Boy · French · “Merciful; gentle”
Boy · French · “Derived from the Latin name Clemens, meaning merciful or gentle.”
Boy · International · “Merciful or gentle”
Unisex · English · “Diminutive of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · English · “Variant of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · English · “Diminutive of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”
Boy · Latin · “A variant of the Latin name Clement, meaning "merciful."”
Boy · English · “An English name derived from the Germanic elements for clean and brave.”
Boy · Scottish · “This Scottish name means a servant or follower of Saint Finnian, a significant figure in early Celtic Christianity.”
Boy · International · “From the clean hill”
Unisex · English · “An English name likely derived from the Gaelic Gleann, meaning valley, with a diminutive ending.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-style name possibly derived from a place name in Ireland.”
Boy · English · “A variant of Clinton, which is an Old English name meaning "settlement on the hill."”
Boy · Greek · “A Greek male name known from mythology as the son of a priestess, often paired with his brother Biton.”
Boy · Greek · “A variant of Cleodice, which is of Greek origin meaning glorious victory.”
Boy · Italian · “Glory of the people”
Boy · Greek · “Glory of the father”
Unisex · Italian · “Glory of the people”
Boy · International · “A Southern American variant of Cleophus, derived from Cleophas, meaning glory of the father.”
Boy · Greek · “A masculine name incorporating the Greek prefix Cleo, meaning glory, with the suffix -onte.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The whole glory.”
Boy · Greek · “A variant of Cleophas, a biblical Greek name meaning passing over. It retains the traditional Hellenistic roots.”
Boy · English · “Glory of the father”
Unisex · Greek · “A Greek name meaning glory of the people. It is a gender-neutral choice with vintage appeal.”
Boy · Greek · “A variant of Cleophus, rooted in the Greek name Cleophas, meaning glory of the father.”
Boy · Greek · “A modern variant of the name Cleetus, a Greek name meaning "illustrious."”
Boy · French · “A French name likely referring to a specific location or surname.”
Boy · French · “A French surname used as a given name, likely referencing a specific geographic place.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-style name derived from the place name Cleasby.”
Boy · English · “A rare variant of the surname Clester, likely of English origin.”
Boy · English · “An English habitational surname used as a given name, meaning "clearing town."”
Boy · Greek · “Means invoked; a Greek name derived from the name Cletus.”
Boy · English · “An English name that serves as an abbreviation for Cleveland. It refers to someone who lived near cliffs or on hilly, steep terrain.”
Boy · English · “Means 'clever'; a variant of Clevon or Cleavon, likely of English origin.”
Boy · English · “Smart one.”
Boy · English · “From the cliff; variant of cleavon: cliff”
Boy · Portuguese · “From the clay town”
Boy · International · “Bright and famous”
Unisex · English · “An English unisex name originally used for someone who lived near a ford at a steep cliff.”
Boy · English · “This English name describes someone from the farm near the cliff. It serves as a locational name for residents of high, rocky terrain.”
Boy · English · “An English topographic name that indicates a person is from the cliff land.”
Boy · English · “An English habitational name referring to someone who came from a settlement or town built near a cliff.”
Boy · English · “An English variant of Clifton, referring to a farmstead by a cliff. It reflects a specific geographical origin.”
Boy · Catalan · “Merciful or gentle”
Unisex · International · “A nickname-style name often used in the American South as a variant of Clementine.”
Boy · English · “Means famous; an English variation of the name Clement.”
Boy · International · “Clinio is an Italian form of the Greek name Kleinios, rooted in kleinos, meaning "famous" or "illustrious."”
Unisex · English · “An uncommon English diminutive likely derived from names like Clinton or Clement, often associated with clear or mild temperaments.”
Boy · English · “Town on a hill.”
Boy · English · “An old spelling variation of Clinton, this English name describes a person from an estate located on a headland or crag.”
Boy · International · “Liberation or freedom”
Boy · Albanian · “Derived from the Albanian word meaning liberation or freedom.”
Boy · English · “A modern variant of the English surname Clayton, meaning town by the clay or clay settlement.”
Boy · International · “An Italian name derived from the Latin Clivius, referring to a slope or hillside.”
Boy · International · “Famed in battle”
Boy · Italian · “Famed in battle”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name meaning "virtuous" or "quiet."”
Unisex · Indian · “Refers to a state of being overcast or cloudy; occasionally used as a unique, modern name for any gender.”
Boy · French · “Name of a king; famous soldier (fm louis)”
Boy · Germanic · “A variant of Clovis, the name is of Germanic origin meaning "famous warrior" or "renowned fighter."”
Boy · Scottish · “A Scottish name of Gaelic origin that signifies a resting place or a peaceful meadow.”
Boy · Irish · “From the meadow.”
Boy · English · “An English occupational name referring to a collector or a vine grower.”
Boy · International · “From the river Clyde”
Unisex · Irish · “Warm; from the name of scottish clyde river”
Unisex · English · “An English surname-style name, likely derived from a place name or occupational origin.”
Boy · English · “Variant of clifford: river ford near a cliff”
Boy · English · “A stylized English spelling of Clifton, meaning from the farm near the cliff. It indicates a dwelling place on high ground.”
Boy · English · “A variant spelling of Clifland, an English name meaning from the land near the cliffs.”
Boy · English · “Cliff-side ford.”
Boy · English · “Variant of clifton: from the town near a cliff”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning from the farm near the cliff. This variant spelling denotes a rural settlement situated by a precipice.”
Boy · International · “Someone who creates or works with clay”
Boy · English · “An English name that describes someone who lives at or near the cliffs.”
Boy · Scottish · “Name of a king.”
Boy · International · “Dweller at the cottage”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname used as a given name, originating from the Gaelic name MacGowan, meaning son of the smith.”
Boy · English · “Famous, bright (diminutive of Robert)”
Boy · International · “From the cottage valley”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “An Americanized variation of the name Cohen, which is a Hebrew surname meaning priest.”
Boy · English · “An English surname-derived name, meaning bright fame or renowned, often related to Colbert.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name describes someone who dwells by the hillside hollow. It is a topographical name rooted in the Irish countryside.”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Coban or a surname derivative; it is a modern English masculine name.”
Boy · Portuguese · “Taken from the word for the venomous snake, this is a modern nature-inspired name of Portuguese origin.”
Boy · English · “An English surname and place name that refers to a person living near a small stream or a burn where coal was found.”
Boy · African · “God will protect”
Boy · English · “A whimsical name from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, representing one of the fairies.”
Unisex · English · “Variant of coburn; supplanter; supplanter. of hebrew origin”
Boy · International · “One who is a cook”
Boy · English · “From the cock's hill”
Boy · Spanish · “Derived from Latin and used in Spanish contexts, this name honors Horatius Cocles, a legendary Roman hero who defended the Sublician Bridge.”
Boy · English · “One who is helpful ; a wealthy man / acting as a cushion”
Unisex · Irish · “Helpful.”
Boy · Irish · “Helpful (variant of Cody)”
Boy · English · “An English masculine name meaning a cushion or a helpful person, often used as a variation of Cody.”
Boy · International · “Derived from a word for forest”
Unisex · English · “A unisex English name that signifies one who is helpful or provides comfort, like a cushion.”
Boy · Irish · “A creative spelling of the Irish name Cody, meaning helpful. It emphasizes the phonetic pronunciation through the added vowel.”
Boy · International · “Born on a Friday”
Boy · International · “A name referring to a chest or basket maker”
Boy · English · “A variant spelling of Colton, which is an English name meaning coal town.”
Boy · Irish · “A modern variation of Connor, an Irish name meaning lover of hounds. It updates the traditional spelling for a contemporary feel.”
Boy · Irish · “A variation of the Gaelic name Cohen, meaning 'priest'.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from Irish roots meaning a young hound or puppy.”
Boy · Irish · “Coilleach beautifully means 'guards the forest,' suggesting a child with a nurturing spirit, connected to nature and protecting what they love.”
Boy · Irish · “Coinleain is a male name of Irish origin with a descriptive form. It is shaped as a well, implying a deep and perhaps flowing quality.”
Boy · Irish · “This Irish name refers to a seething pool or a ravine. It evokes the imagery of a hollowed-out landscape or a turbulent body of water.”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish masculine name that conveys qualities of being lordly, steady, and stable in character.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the English occupational surname Coke, meaning cook.”
Boy · Irish · “Child; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · French · “Victory of the people”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning a seaman or one with dark hair. It is derived from Old English elements for cool and bright.”
Boy · French · “A name with French and Old Norse influences that describes someone with a dark complexion or dark-colored hair.”
Boy · English · “An English name referring to a cold brook or stream. It can also imply a person who uses cool, good judgment.”
Unisex · English · “This English name describes someone who has dark hair or a dark complexion. It was originally used as a descriptive surname.”
Boy · English · “Dark valley”
Unisex · English · “From the cold spring”
Boy · Irish · “Warrior; diminutive of colin: of a triumphant people; young boy”
Boy · Greek · “A modern variation of Leon, a Greek name meaning "lion."”
Boy · English · “An English name derived from Nicholas, which carries the meaning of the people's victory.”
Boy · Irish · “Derived from the Irish name Calhoun, this name refers to a small forest or a narrow wood.”
Boy · Greek · “Means charcoal; a diminutive form of the name Nicholas, which is of Greek origin.”
Boy · English · “An English occupational name that was originally used to describe a person who worked as a charcoal burner or a merchant of coal.”
Boy · Irish · “Child or virile; of a triumphant people; young boy; young child, peaceful dove; a variant of nicholas, which means peoples victory, from a french diminutive; young dog. a translation of the gaelic cailean also, victory of the people”
Unisex · Indian · “People of victory”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning son of the dark man, often used as a variant of the name Cole.”
Boy · English · “Son of the dark man; an ancient irish name whos meaning is lost in antiquety”
Boy · Irish · “Variant of cullen: handsome; good-looking lad”
Boy · English · “Derived from an Old Norse place name, it describes someone from the dark farm or coal town.”
Boy · Irish · “Of Irish origin, this name signifies someone who dwells at the woodland or lives among the trees.”
Boy · Irish · “Young dog, cub (variant of Collin)”
Boy · English · “A surname meaning swarthy, used occasionally as a first name. famous bearer, 18th-century actor and dramatist colley cibber”
Boy · Irish · “From the name colin; child; virile; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · Irish · “Holly; abbreviation of nicholas peoples victory”
Boy · English · “An English surname and given name meaning son of the dark-complexioned man.”
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