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    Two-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 40 of 300

    59914 names with meanings and origins.

    Page 40 of 300. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to two-syllable baby boy names.

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    • Boy · English · “A common English and Welsh surname meaning the son of David, referring to the beloved biblical king.”

    • Boy · Baltic · “A name meaning beloved or friend, often used as a variation of David.”

    • Davitდავით

      Boy · Georgian · “Beloved”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Wealth or fortune”

    • DavlyatДавлят

      Boy · International · “From Turkic 'dovlat', meaning wealth or state power. A name used in various Central Asian cultures to wish for prosperity.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “An Americanized variation of the Hebrew name David, which means beloved.”

    • Boy · Persian · “Beloved”

    • Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic name meaning one who is in trouble or, in some contexts, a person of great importance.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of David, a Hebrew name meaning "beloved."”

    • Boy · Cambodian · “Beloved (variant of David)”

    • Boy · English · “The beloved one”

    • Unisex · English · “Beloved feminine of david; diminutive of david: beloved or friend, adopted from the hebrew. david was a common name of scottish kings in the middle ages; diminutive of david: cherished; beloved; diminutive of david: beloved or friend, from the hebrew. sixth century st david (or dewi) was patron saint of wales”

    • DavydДавыд

      Boy · Slavic · “Beloved or friend”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variation of David, a Hebrew name meaning beloved.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of David, a Hebrew name meaning "beloved."”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of David, a Hebrew name meaning "beloved."”

    • Boy · English · “Derived from david beloved; variant of david beloved”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Moon or celestial body”

    • Boy · Irish · “A modern spelling variation of Dwayne, which is of Irish origin and refers to the color black or dark.”

    • Boy · Arabic · “A modern variant of the name Dawan, likely derived from the Arabic name Dawud, meaning beloved.”

    • Boy · Arabic · “Revolving, circling”

    • Boy · Arabic · “A variant of Dawan, an Arabic name meaning "medicine" or "remedy."”

    • Boy · English · “Beloved (diminutive of David)”

    • Boy · International · “Great power or authority”

    • Boy · English · “An English surname meaning son of David, the beloved.”

    • Boy · African · “Beloved”

    • Boy · English · “Beloved friend”

    • Boy · Arabic · “This Arabic masculine name signifies riches and happiness, suggesting a life filled with prosperity and joy.”

    • Boy · English · “A modern variant spelling of Dalton, an English place name meaning valley town.”

    • Unisex · Italian · “A creative respelling of the name Dante, meaning "enduring" in Italian.”

    • Boy · International · “An American variant of the name Dawn, originating from English roots referring to the first light.”

    • Dawoodదావూద్

      Boy · Arabic · “The Arabic form of the name David, meaning beloved, used among the Telugu-speaking Muslim community.”

    • Boy · Arabic · “This Arabic name is the equivalent of David and refers to a prophet's name. It is a significant name across Abrahamic traditions meaning beloved.”

    • Boy · English · “A modern variant of the English surname Dawson, meaning "son of David."”

    • Boy · African · “An African American name derived from a blend of the names David and Juan, meaning beloved.”

    • Boy · Arabic · “Arabic form of david; variant of daudi: swahili name meaning beloved”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Skillful or capable”

    • Boy · Indian · “Lord of Daksha (Shiva, variant of Dakshesh)”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Right or skillful one”

    • Boy · English · “A modern variation of the name Daxton, which is of English origin meaning 'town of the dacks'.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name that serves as a locational reference to the French town of Dax.”

    • Boy · French · “A variant of Daxon, a French name meaning "leader."”

    • Boy · French · “A variant of Daxon, which is derived from the Old French d'Ax, meaning "from the town of Dax."”

    • Boy · French · “A variant of Dax, a French name meaning "leader."”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Source of compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Filled with compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots meaning face of compassion. Used for a gentle person who shows empathy and kindness to others.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of compassion”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “Brave and kind person”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From 'Daya' (compassion) and 'Datr' (giver). It identifies someone known for their kindness and generosity.”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “Victory; the one who is compassionate and victorious”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “Lighted with compassion”

    • Dayakarदयाकर

      Boy · Sanskrit · “Rooted in Sanskrit, this name describes one who sows kindness. It is a merciful title often associated with the Hindu deity Lord Shiva.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Beloved and compassionate one”

    • Boy · Indian · “Rhyming variant of waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “One who emits light of mercy”

    • Dayamayதயாமய

      Boy · Tamil · “One who is filled with mercy and compassion, representing a soul that is inherently kind and seeks to ease the suffering of others.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Incarnation of mercy and compassion”

    • Dayanandदयानंद

      Boy · Sanskrit · “To be kind; one who likes being merciful or kind; who takes joy in being merciful”

    • Unisex · Indian · “One who is joyful through compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lord of compassion or merciful lord”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Born of compassion”

    • Dayaramदयाराम

      Boy · Sanskrit · “Pleased by being compassionate; merciful”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Moist with compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Eyes full of compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Shelter of compassion”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Compassionate and merciful”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit Daya (mercy) and Vat (possessing). Describes a compassionate individual. Often used to encourage empathy.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Endowed with compassion”

    • Boy · English · “A modern spelling of the name Dyson, an English name meaning "son of Day".”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of Daceon, from the Greek name Jason, meaning to heal.”

    • Boy · English · “A modern variant of Hayden, an English name meaning hedged valley.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variant of Dagan, a Philistine name from the Hebrew word for grain.”

    • Boy · Irish · “A modern variant of the Gaelic name Dagan, which means "little fish."”

    • Unisex · English · “Modern invented name (variant of Daylin)”

    • Unisex · English · “Modern invented name (variant of Daylin)”

    • Unisex · English · “A unisex English name describing someone who lives in a valley or a small dale.”

    • Unisex · English · “Modern invented name (variant of Daylin)”

    • Boy · English · “Rhyming variant of waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers”

    • Unisex · English · “Modern invented name (variant of Daylin)”

    • Unisex · International · “Means valley; a modern American name blending Day and the popular suffix -lyn.”

    • Boy · International · “A variant of the name Damon, meaning 'to tame', with an American phonetic spelling.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of the Greek name Damon, meaning to tame or subdue.”

    • Boy · International · “Means beloved; a modern American name created as a phonetic variation of Damon.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of the Greek name Damon, this name suggests a character that is gentle or someone who tames.”

    • Unisex · English · “Surnames meaning from denmark; from denmark also a variant of daniel”

    • Boy · English · “An English surname and given name that historically denotes an individual coming from Denmark.”

    • Boy · Irish · “A modern variant of Daren, which comes from the Irish Darragh, meaning "oak tree".”

    • Boy · English · “A modern surname-derived name meaning 'son of Day,' with Day being an Old English name.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name meaning God's gift of hope, it serves as a reminder of divine favor and the promise of better things to come.”

    • Boy · English · “This English name is a surname variant of David, meaning beloved. It reflects the deep affection associated with the biblical name David.”

    • Boy · International · “Radiant star of the day”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variation of Nathan, which is a Hebrew name meaning "given."”

    • Boy · English · “From the sunny town”

    • Boy · English · “A modern masculine name derived from Day, an English word, and the suffix -tron.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Gods grace or divine compassion”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American name, a variant of the name Davin, meaning beloved.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variation of David, a Hebrew name meaning "beloved."”

    • Boy · International · “Means "beloved"; an American invention likely blending David and Fabian.”

    • Boy · Scottish · “A modern variant of the name Davin, a name of Scottish origin meaning little deer.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern respelling of the Hebrew name David, which means 'beloved'.”

    • Boy · International · “Means beloved; a modern American invented name that blends the sound of Dave with the suffix -ion.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variation of the name Davon, a variant of the Hebrew David, meaning "beloved".”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A variation of the name Deshawn, combining the prefix 'De-' with the Hebrew-derived John, meaning 'God is gracious'.”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American blend of the prefix Da- and the name Shaun, meaning 'God is gracious'.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A modern variant of the name Jason, a Greek name meaning healer.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A modern variant of the name Daziel, which stems from the Hebrew word for God is my judge.”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American name blending the prefix Daz- with the common suffix -mon, often derived from Desmond.”

    • Boy · Irish · “A variant of Desmond, which is of Irish origin meaning 'from South Munster'. It reflects a classic, traditional surname-name.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of Jason, a Greek name meaning to heal.”

    • Boy · Italian · “A blend of the prefix 'De-' and the name Carlo, the Italian form of Charles meaning 'free man'.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A compound name prefixing D- to the Spanish name Carlos, meaning free man.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of Dorian, a Greek name meaning "of the Dorian tribe."”

    • Boy · English · “King john hubert de burgh.”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A creative spelling of the name Aaron, a Hebrew name meaning high mountain.”

    • Boy · Irish · “Variant of declan: famous bearer: 6th century irish st. declan”

    • Boy · English · “Of English origin, this name refers to a servant or a member of the clergy. Historically, it is also associated with the term for a dusty one.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Deadpool is an English fictional character name, not an Indian traditional name. It refers to a “dead pool,” a wager on who will die.”

    • Boy · International · “An American name that blends the prefix De- with the name Adrian, meaning "of Adria".”

    • Unisex · Indian · “An English nickname meaning 'an exceptionally accurate shooter,' formed from 'dead' (absolutely) and 'shot.'”

    • Boy · Irish · “Derived from Irish roots meaning good or virtuous.”

    • Boy · Irish · “Name of a saint.”

    • Boy · English · “Deagmund is a male name of English origin, suggesting a protective role over a structure. It means 'bridge protector,' indicating someone who guards or maintains a vital crossing.”

    • Boy · International · “An American invented name that blends the prefix De- with the French word aire, meaning open or light.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name historically used to describe a servant or occasionally referred to as 'the dusty one'.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Deakshit is a spelling of Dikshit, from Sanskrit dikshita, meaning "initiated" or "consecrated."”

    • Boy · English · “A phonetic variant of the English occupational name Deacon, meaning servant.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of the name Deandre, of Greek origin meaning manly and courageous.”

    • Unisex · English · “Blend of deanne: (divine) plus variants of andrea: (masculine) and sandra: (protector of man. )”

    • Boy · International · “A pluralized variant of Deandre, an American name that combines the prefix De- with Andrew.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A modern combination of the names De- and Andrew, which means strong and manly in Greek.”

    • Boy · International · “An American compound name blending the prefix De- with the name Andre, which means manly or brave in Greek.”

    • Boy · English · “Valley (variant of Dean)”

    • Boy · International · “An American variant spelling of DeAngelo, which combines the prefix De- with Angelo, meaning messenger of God.”

    • Unisex · English · “From the dene; divine; variant of diane: the french form of the latin diana. mythological ancient roman divinity diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. greek goddess of the moon”

    • Boy · International · “Means "honored one"; an American name combining the prefix De- with the name Anta.”

    • Boy · English · “A modern form derived from the English name Dante, meaning "enduring."”

    • Boy · International · “An American creation blending the prefix De- with the name Trae, a diminutive of the English name Tracy.”

    • Boy · African · “An African American name derived from a combination of the sounds in Dean and Andre.”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American blend of the prefix 'De-' and the name Antwon, a variant of Antoine meaning 'highly praiseworthy'.”

    • Boy · English · “Rooted in English, this masculine name describes a person who comes from the brook where deer gather to drink.”

    • Boy · English · “An English name derived from Dearborn. It translates to 'deer river,' describing a natural location where deer were frequently found.”

    • Boy · Greek · “A modern name inspired by the Greek Dareios, meaning "kingly".”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American name blending the prefix De- with the name Darius, meaning possessor.”

    • Boy · Persian · “A variant of the name Darius, which is of Persian origin and means "he who holds firm to good."”

    • Boy · International · “An American name blending the prefix De- with the name Jason, which means "healer."”

    • Boy · Greek · “A variant of Andre, a Greek name meaning manly and brave.”

    • Boy · International · “Means beloved; a modern American blend of De- and Andray.”

    • Boy · Latin · “A variant of the name Dante, derived from the Latin Durandus, meaning "enduring."”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American name, typically a variation of the name Dante, meaning "enduring" in Latin.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Divine or godly”

    • Unisex · International · “An American invented name blending the prefix De- with the name Deon, meaning god of wine.”

    • Boy · Irish · “A modern variation of the name Devin, which is of Irish origin meaning poet.”

    • Unisex · International · “A modern American name blending the prefix De with the name Avion, meaning of the sky.”

    • Boy · English · “Derived from the english county name devon”

    • Unisex · Indian · “From 'deva' (god) and 'esh' (lord); the master or lord of the gods. A title of high dignity.”

    • Debjitदेबजित

      Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning one who has conquered the gods. It is a powerful title representing victory and strength over divine forces.”

    • Debnathদেবনাথ

      Boy · Bengali · “From Sanskrit, meaning the Lord of the Gods, a title for Shiva.”

    • Boy · International · “Debo is a Yoruba short form of names such as Adebowale, meaning "the crown has returned home."”

    • Unisex · Hebrew & Biblical · “From the name deborah; variant of deborah: bee. deborah was the biblical prophetess who summoned barak to battle against an army of invaders. after the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the book of judges”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “One who has conquered Gods”

    • Boy · French · “A variant of the name Debron, derived from the French name Debron, meaning "from the brook".”

    • Boy · Irish · “An Irish surname used as a given name, derived from the Gaelic word for a deacon.”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American blend of the prefix 'De-' and the name Shaun, which is an Irish form of John meaning 'God is gracious'.”

    • Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from the Roman name Decius, meaning tenth.”

    • Boy · English · “Strong leader or card player”

    • Boy · Irish · “Declan comes from the Irish Deaglán, possibly meaning 'full of goodness'. Saint Declan was an early Irish saint.”

    • Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Declan, meaning man of prayer.”

    • Boy · International · “An American variation of the name Dedrick, which is a shortened form of the Germanic name Theodoric, meaning ruler of the people.”

    • Boy · Albanian · “Faithful or devoted”

    • Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name signifying friendship or a judge. It is historically associated with the biblical grandson of Abraham.”

    • Boy · English · “The ruler of the tribe”

    • Boy · Albanian · “A traditional Albanian name derived from the word for grandfather.”

    • Boy · French · “A French pet name, typically used as a diminutive for André.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Light or radiance”

    • Boy · Indonesian · “Faithful or devoted”

    • Boy · International · “A modern American variation of Derek, which is of Germanic origin meaning 'ruler of the people'.”

    • Boy · German · “A German name serving as a variant of Diederick. It translates to 'gifted ruler' or 'ruler of the people.'”

    • Unisex · International · “Ruler of the people”

    • Boy · German · “Peoples ruler; gifted ruler variant of diederick; gifted ruler. variant of diederick”

    • Boy · French · “A blend of the prefix 'De-' and the name Andre, which is the French form of Andrew meaning 'manly'.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Lamp, light (variant of Deepak)”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Light or divine”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Divine or light”

    • Boy · Punjabi · “Sight or view (also see didar)”

    • Boy · English · “The ruler of the tribe”

    • Boy · English · “A modern English name, likely a variation of Deacon, referring to a church official.”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Deekey is a spelling variant of the Tibetan name Dekyi, meaning “happiness” or “well-being.””

    • Unisex · Indian · “Initiation or blessing”

    • Boy · Indian · “Initiation, consecration (variant of Dikshan)”

    • Boy · Indian · “Initiated, Consecrated”

    • Boy · Indian · “Initiated, consecrated (variant of Deekshith)”

    • Boy · Indian · “Prepared, Initiated”

    • Boy · International · “An American variation of the Irish name Dylan, meaning son of the sea.”

    • Boy · Indian · “Protector, The king”

    • Boy · Indian · “Intelligent, wise (variant of Dheeman)”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Divine, religious, or merciful”

    • Unisex · Indian · “Believer or religious person”

    • Boy · Indian · “Lord of the poor (variant of Deenanath)”

    • Deendayalदीनदयाल

      Boy · Sanskrit · “One who has mercy on the downtrodden or poor”

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