Two-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 58 of 300
59914 names with meanings and origins.
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- Firdosફિરદોસ
Boy · Indian · “A name of Persian origin meaning paradise or garden, symbolizing ultimate peace and beauty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Paradise or garden”
Boy · International · “Firm; steadfast”
Boy · Arabic · “Perceptive, insightful”
Boy · Persian · “Radiant, shining”
Boy · Indian · “Victory or winner”
Boy · Persian · “Victorious, successful”
Boy · Persian · “Victorious, successful”
- Firozફીરોઝ
Boy · Indian · “A variant of Piroz meaning successful or turquoise, often denoting prosperity and luck.”
- Firuzफ़िरुज़
Boy · Indian · “Rooted in Indian and Persian traditions, this name stems from Firoz and signifies one who is a winner or victorious.”
Boy · Arabic · “A judge or arbiter”
Boy · English · “A form of fisher”
Boy · Albanian · “Noble, generous, or hospitable”
Boy · Slavic · “A Yiddish and Polish name derived from the Hebrew name Efraim, meaning "fruitful."”
Boy · Arabic · “Opening, beginning”
Boy · Indian · “Meaning intelligence or discerning. A masculine name used to denote someone who is smart, quick-witted, and thoughtful.”
Boy · International · “Means "victory"; an Albanian name derived from the word fitim, signifying success.”
Unisex · Indian · “Nature or disposition”
Boy · International · “An English topographic surname name, historically meaning one who lived near a victory or specific settlement.”
Boy · English · “Son of hugh; son of hugh. surname; intelligent mans son”
Boy · English · “This English name historically denotes a king's son, specifically used to identify a son born outside of marriage.”
- FivosΦοίβος
Boy · Greek · “From the Greek god Phoebus (Apollo), meaning bright or radiant. A classic name implying brilliance and light-bringing qualities.”
Boy · Scandinavian · “One who heralds the dawn”
Boy · Spanish · “A modern Spanish-influenced variant of Flavio, which means golden or yellow-haired.”
Boy · Spanish · “Slim or thin person”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish masculine name derived from Flannery. It carries the meaning of red-haired, originally used as a descriptive surname.”
Boy · English · “An English surname used as a given name, likely derived from the word for a thin slice.”
Boy · Albanian · “Strong heart or brave spirit”
Boy · English · “From Flanders (region)”
Boy · Irish · “A name of Irish origin meaning red-haired. It is a diminutive form related to the name Flann and is often associated with Saint Flannan.”
Boy · English · “Means yellow or golden; an English surname name derived from Latin origins.”
Boy · Greek · “Yellow, blonde.”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Flavian. It traditionally refers to someone who has yellow or golden hair.”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from the Roman family name Flavius, meaning yellow or blonde.”
Boy · Latin · “A variation of the Latin name Flavius, meaning golden or yellow.”
Boy · Romanian · “Golden or blond”
Boy · Slavic · “Golden or yellow”
Boy · English · “An English name known specifically as the son of Banquo in William Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth.”
Boy · English · “Dutchman; variant of fleming: from the valley”
Boy · English · “A variant spelling of the English surname Philemon, which is derived from a Greek name meaning "affectionate."”
Boy · English · “Arrow maker; feathers arrows; maker of arrows”
Boy · French · “Flowery or flourishing”
Boy · International · “Famous or bold guardian”
Boy · French · “Means flowering; a French diminutive nickname often for Florent.”
Boy · Albanian · “Famous heart or brave”
Boy · German · “Floke means 'Guardian of the people', a strong and noble name suggesting a protector with a caring heart.”
Boy · Scandinavian · “A heroic viking.”
Unisex · French · “Variant of fleur: flower; flowering; variant of flower: flower - a nature name”
Boy · Romanian · “Flowery or flourishing”
Boy · Spanish · “Flowering or blossom”
Boy · Albanian · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · International · “Flowering or flourishing”
Unisex · French · “This French male name is derived from Florent and translates to 'flower.' It carries a botanical theme signifying growth and natural beauty.”
Boy · Albanian · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · French · “Flowering”
Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish and Latin-influenced name means in bloom. It is a masculine variant of the name Florian, symbolizing growth and spring.”
Boy · French · “Flowering or flourishing”
- FloriiФлорій
Boy · Slavic · “Related to the Latin 'florus' (flowering). Used in Slavic regions to symbolize life, beauty, and the process of flourishing.”
Boy · International · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · French · “Flourishing or blooming”
Boy · Dutch · “Flower”
Boy · Slavic · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · International · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · International · “Flowering or flourishing”
Boy · Spanish · “This name is a variant of Florian, meaning in bloom. It is often used in Spanish-speaking regions to represent flourishing life.”
Boy · French · “A French occupational name derived from the word for flour or a miller.”
Boy · Welsh · “A variant of Floyd, which is a Welsh surname derived from Lloyd, meaning "grey-haired."”
Boy · Welsh · “A variant of Floyd, a Welsh name meaning gray-haired.”
Boy · International · “Mighty protector”
Boy · English · “This unique name belongs to an officer in King Henry V's army, symbolizing loyalty and a sense of duty.”
Unisex · English · “Musical instrument”
Boy · African · “A name of West African origin, common in Guinea and Senegal, meaning "to speak."”
Boy · International · “Folk; people; guardian of the people”
Boy · Dutch · “Folk; people; guardian of the people”
Boy · Irish · “An Irish name that represents a person who is both strong and healthy in body and spirit.”
Boy · Italian · “Folk; people; people's protector”
Boy · International · “Guardian of the people”
Boy · Dutch · “Guardian of the people”
Boy · International · “Hard or brave among the people”
Boy · International · “Famous among the people”
Boy · International · “An English surname-style name possibly derived from the Old French fol, meaning "foolish" or "jester."”
Boy · International · “Famous among the people”
Boy · International · “Folpert is a Dutch form of the Germanic name Folkbert, meaning "bright people," from roots meaning "people" and "bright."”
Boy · German · “A casual German-derived diminutive used as a shortened form of the name Alfonso.”
Boy · German · “This is a German-rooted abbreviation of the traditional name Alfonso, meaning noble and ready.”
Unisex · French · “A name of French origin meaning "fountain."”
Boy · Italian · “An uncommon name likely derived from the Italian name Alfonso, meaning noble and ready.”
Boy · German · “A variant form of the name Alfonso, originating from German roots and often used as a familiar short version.”
Boy · Slavic · “Noble and ready”
Boy · German · “Noble and ready.”
Boy · German · “This name serves as a German nickname or shortened version for the formal name Alfonso.”
Boy · Punjabi · “From the Punjabi word for flower, indicating blooming or growth. Used as a masculine name.”
Boy · International · “An English surname derived from the Old English word fot, meaning "foot," originally a nickname.”
Boy · Dutch · “Famous; illustrious”
Unisex · Irish · “An Irish unisex name meaning one who owns the fields, often associated with being headstrong.”
Boy · Irish · “Wealthy or stubborn; prosperous; field; headstrong”
Boy · Scottish · “A surname of Scottish origin derived from the place name Forbes, meaning a field or pasture.”
Boy · International · “Strength; power”
Boy · English · “The merry wives of windsor a gentleman of windsor”
Unisex · Indian · “Foreign is an English word meaning "from another country," ultimately from Latin foraneus, meaning "outside."”
Unisex · English · “A nature name of English origin that literally refers to the woods or a wooded area. It is used for those living near or working in the forest.”
Boy · English · “A wood- land dweller forrest”
Boy · Irish · “A variant of the Irish name Fergal, this name is used to describe a man who is notably brave or courageous.”
Boy · Bengali · “Derived from Persian roots meaning unique, singular, or matchless, highlighting the distinct qualities and individuality of the person named.”
- Foridফরিদ
Boy · Bengali · “From Arabic "farid", meaning unique, precious, or incomparable.”
Boy · Scandinavian · “A Scandinavian name derived from the Old Norse word for someone living in a beautiful meadow or landscape.”
Unisex · English · “An English name that literally translates to of the woods, referring to someone who lives in or near a forest.”
Boy · English · “Means "dweller by the woods"; an elaborated spelling of the English name Forrest.”
Boy · English · “A diminutive form of the English name Forrest, meaning "dweller by the woods."”
Boy · French · “A surname-based name derived from the Old French meaning from the forest.”
Boy · English · “Form of forrester of the forest; variant of forest: woods; forest”
Boy · English · “From the fortress”
Boy · Frisian · “Ditch or trench”
Boy · French · “Forest keeper; one who keeps the forest. a foster child, foster parent, or a cutler. also a derivative of the surname forester. used as both a surname and given name. famous bearers: twentieth century american politician john foster dulles”
Boy · Albanian · “Means bright or brilliant; an Albanian name reflecting a radiant personality.”
Unisex · Indian · “Crystal or clear”
- FotiosΦώτιος
Boy · Greek · “Light or bright”
- FotisΦώτης
Boy · Greek · “Light or lantern”
Boy · Albanian · “Light or illuminated”
Boy · International · “Fotyn is a Polish form of Photinus, from Greek phōteinos, meaning "bright" or "luminous."”
Boy · International · “Fork or spear maker”
Boy · French · “People's guardian”
Boy · French · “A spring.”
Boy · International · “Euphrates river”
Boy · International · “From the place of the ditch”
Boy · Arabic · “Success or victory”
Boy · English · “People's guardian”
Boy · International · “Fox's hall or meadow”
Boy · International · “Fox's spring or well”
Boy · Bengali · “Arabic origin meaning a judge or arbitrator, someone known for rendering fair decisions and upholding justice in the community.”
Boy · Central Asian · “Virtuous or excellent”
Boy · Italian · “An Italian name likely derived from the Roman name Photius, meaning "light."”
Boy · Indian · “From the Sanskrit root 'prathama', meaning 'first'. A masculine name often used to signify priority or the beginning of something.”
Boy · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit roots for 'base' or 'foundation'. It implies stability and is a solid, grounding name for a male child.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the surname Frager, possibly related to the Middle English word for strawberry.”
Boy · English · “A habitational surname used as a given name, meaning town by the bridge in English.”
Boy · Slavic · “A diminutive form of František, meaning a free person.”
Unisex · French · “From france; modern variants of frances meaning from france or free one”
Boy · Catalan · “Derived from the name referring to someone of French origin.”
Unisex · Catalan · “Free man”
Boy · Indian · “An adaptation of the Latin-derived name meaning Frenchman or free man. Used within Indian Christian communities and by those seeking variety.”
Boy · French · “Free man”
Boy · Spanish · “Frank; variant of frank: a diminutive of the latin francis, meaning frenchman or free one. famous bearer: american singer frank sinatra; diminutive of francesco: derived from the latin francis meaning french or free one”
Boy · French · “Free man; Frenchman”
Boy · French · “Derived from the Germanic word meaning free man.”
Unisex · Irish · “A Scottish and Irish unisex name meaning free. It is a variation of Frang, which originally referred to a Frenchman or Frank.”
Boy · Latin · “A variant spelling of Francis, derived from the Latin name Franciscus, meaning free man.”
Boy · Latin · “A rare variation of Francis, which is derived from the Latin name Franciscus, meaning free.”
Unisex · German · “Free; diminutive of franklin: free land-owner”
Boy · English · “A familiar form of frank”
Boy · International · “Land of the Franks”
Boy · English · “Free landowner”
Boy · English · “Derived from the English adjective frank, meaning honest, direct, or sincere.”
Boy · English · “An English name meaning a free man or a landholder. Historically, it referred to a person of free birth who held significant land but was not noble.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the name Franklin, this English name means 'free land-owner'. Historically, it referred to a person of free but non-noble birth.”
Boy · German · “Free man”
Boy · English · “Free man, landholder; diminutive of frank free; a free man. frankie is occasionally used for girls”
Unisex · Indian · “A spelling variant of Franklin, an English name meaning free landholder.”
Boy · Slavic · “A diminutive form of František, meaning little free person.”
Boy · International · “A modern American diminutive of the name Franz, meaning free man.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Franny, a pet form of Frances, meaning from France or free.”
Boy · German · “Franzen, meaning 'Frenchman', carries a touch of European charm and elegance, connecting your child to a rich cultural heritage.”
Boy · English · “Name of a king.”
Boy · Scottish · “Of the forest men”
Boy · English · “Stawberry; variant of fraser of the forest men”
Boy · English · “An English diminutive of Fraser, this name originally refers to a specific French town.”
Boy · English · “Variant of fraser: french town; derived from fraser of the forest men”
Boy · English · “Variant of fraser: french town; derived from fraser of the forest men”
Unisex · German · “Meaning 'peaceful ruler,' this feminine form of Frederick suggests a calm yet strong leader. A name that embodies harmony and grace.”
Unisex · German · “Freddie is a gentle yet powerful name, signifying 'a peaceful ruler.' It suggests a calm demeanor combined with natural leadership.”
Boy · English · “A peaceful ruler”
Boy · German · “Freddy is a kind and strong name, meaning 'a peaceful ruler.' It brings to mind someone who leads with tranquility and wisdom.”
Boy · Slavic · “Peaceful ruler; diminutive of frederick: merciful leader”
Boy · International · “Peaceful protector”
Boy · German · “Peaceful ruler.”
Boy · Baltic · “Peaceful ruler”
Boy · International · “Peaceful protector”
Boy · Italian · “Means peaceful ruler; an Italian and Spanish diminutive of Federico.”
Boy · German · “A creative variation spelling of Frederick, the German name meaning peaceful ruler.”
Boy · German · “Peaceful ruler; from the old german name frithuric, meaning peaceful ruler”
Boy · German · “Peaceful ruler”
Boy · German · “Peaceful ruler.”
Boy · German · “Peaceful ruler.”
Boy · International · “Son of Frederick”
Boy · Germanic · “A variant of the Germanic name Fred, meaning peaceful ruler.”
Unisex · English · “An English vocabulary name that represents liberty and the state of not being in captivity or under restraint.”
Boy · International · “Land of the free”
Boy · English · “Of English origin, this masculine name refers to a person who originated from the free land, denoting land held without rent.”
Boy · English · “Derived from the Old English word for a free man or one who is liberal. It is an English surname used as a given name.”
Boy · English · “A variant spelling of the English surname Freeland or Freelin, signifying a person who is free-born.”
Boy · English · “An English name derived from Freeman, meaning a free man. It historically denoted a person who was not bound to a lord.”
Boy · German · “Means "noble protection"; a locational surname turned given name of German origin.”
Boy · International · “Free mind or courage”
Boy · English · “Means land belonging to a free man; an English topographical name used as a first name.”
Boy · French · “Free man; a man freed from bound servitude to an overlord. surname”
Boy · German · “Means "noble protector"; a variant of the Old German name Fremont.”
Boy · English · “Free mountain; freedom mountain; free man; a man freed from bound servitude to an overlord. surname; guardian of liberty; noble protector”
Unisex · Indian · “Freny is a Parsi name of Avestan origin, meaning "beloved" or "dear."”
Boy · International · “New student or newcomer”
Boy · English · “A modern English spelling variation of Freelin, reflecting the meaning of being free or liberal.”
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