Three-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 95 of 217
43235 names with meanings and origins.
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Boy · French · “Variant of montague: pointed hill. steep mountain. more commonly found as a surname, although used occasionally as a first name”
Boy · French · “This French name means from the pointed hill. It is a topographic surname and given name describing a sharp peak or mountain.”
Boy · English · “Woman of the mountains ; from the state of montana”
Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish locational surname referring to one who lives near a mountain range.”
Boy · English · “Woman of the mountains ; from the state of montana”
Boy · English · “The tragedy of othello a cypriot official”
Boy · French · “A variant of Montague, a French surname meaning pointed hill.”
Boy · Latin · “A variant of the name Montario, derived from the Latin name Montanus, meaning "mountain."”
Boy · International · “An elaborated American name derived from the name Monte, meaning mountain or hill.”
Boy · Arabic · “Victorious or winner”
Boy · International · “Victory or triumphant”
- Montasserمنتصر
Boy · Arabic · “From Arabic 'muntasir', meaning victorious. A strong masculine name used throughout the Middle East.”
Boy · French · “A modern elaboration of Montavious, derived from the French name Montague, meaning "pointed hill."”
Boy · English · “A modern variation of the name Monte, an English name meaning mountain.”
Boy · International · “A modern American name combining the prefix Mon- with the French-influenced suffix -telle, meaning star.”
Boy · French · “A modern invented name blending the French 'mont' meaning mountain with the suffix -rion.”
Boy · Latin · “An elaborated, modern name likely derived from the Latin name Montorius, meaning "of the mountain."”
Boy · French · “A modern name derived from Monte, a French habitational name meaning "from the mountain."”
Boy · French · “A modern elaboration of the name Monte, which is of French origin meaning "mountain."”
Boy · French · “A variant of Monte, from the French name Mont, meaning 'mountain'.”
Boy · Italian · “A name derived from the Italian and French 'monte' meaning mountain.”
Boy · International · “A creative American variant of Monte, meaning mountain or hill, often used as a masculine name.”
Boy · French · “A modern invented name combining the French 'mont' meaning mountain with the suffix -ico.”
Unisex · French · “A variant of the French name Monique, meaning "advisor" or "solitary."”
Boy · Latin · “A variant of Antonio, a Latin name derived from the Roman family name Antonius.”
Boy · Latin · “A variant of Montravius, a Latinized name meaning "mountain mountain".”
Boy · Italian · “Mountain abbreviation of montague and montgomery; mountain. abbreviation of montague and montgomery”
Unisex · Indian · “Moolaram combines Sanskrit mula, meaning "root" or "foundation," with Ram, a form of Rama meaning "pleasing" or "delightful."”
Unisex · Indian · “The originator or source. It denotes a person who is foundational or significant in their community.”
Unisex · English · “One that orbits the moon.”
Unisex · Indian · “Advisor; unique”
Boy · International · “Dweller at the moor house”
Boy · International · “Mooroogiah is a form of the Tamil name Murugiah, derived from Murugan. Murugan's name is associated with youth and beauty.”
Boy · International · “Moosajee combines Moosa, the Arabic form of Moses, with the South Asian honorific ji. Moses is traditionally interpreted in Hebrew as "drawn out of the water."”
Unisex · Indian · “Mooshigan is a Tamil form of Sanskrit Mushika, meaning "mouse" or "rat," the animal associated with Ganesha as his mount.”
- MooVendanமூவேந்தன்
Boy · Tamil · “A historical Tamil name meaning 'the three kings,' referring to the Chera, Chola, and Pandya dynasties of ancient Tamil Nadu.”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the three kingdoms or dynasties”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the three kingdoms or dynasties”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the three kingdoms or dynasties”
Unisex · African · “I have found a crown to pamper”
Boy · International · “A variant of the Germanic name Maraldo, meaning famous ruler.”
Boy · International · “Originally a Spanish surname meaning "dweller by the wall," now used as a given name.”
Boy · Italian · “Dying or fading”
Unisex · Indian · “Ocean of affection”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Warrior; warrior. follower/worshipper of marduk (babylonian deity)”
Boy · International · “Warrior or follower of Marduk”
Boy · International · “My God is Yahweh”
Boy · English · “From the moors.”
Boy · English · “Moreley is an English name for males meaning from the meadow on the moor. It describes someone who lived near wild, open grasslands.”
Boy · Spanish · “Dark-skinned or swarthy”
Boy · Indian · “Moreshwar or mayureshwar is one of ashthavinayaks (Lord Ganapati), Elephant headed God”
Boy · International · “Dweller at the moor town”
Boy · International · “God-gifted or noble”
- Moriakiもりあき
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'aki' (bright). A masculine name suggesting a sun-drenched forest scene.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “God teaches.”
- Morikiもりき
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'ki' (chronicle). A masculine name meaning a record of the forest.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “God teaches.”
Unisex · English · “Son of morris; son of the servant of mary”
- Moritoもりと
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'to' (person). A masculine name indicating a person associated with the woods.”
- Moriyasu守保
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'yasu' (peaceful). A masculine name evoking tranquility and natural growth.”
- Moriyoshiもりよし
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'yoshi' (righteous). A masculine name combining natural imagery with moral character.”
- Moriyukiもりゆき
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'mori' (forest) and 'yuki' (blessed). A masculine name evoking nature and good fortune.”
Boy · African · “Named after the North African country, referencing the place name which signifies the sunset or the West in Arabic.”
- Moronaoもろなお
Boy · Japanese · “From the Japanese roots Moro (prosperous/all) and Nao (straight/honest). It denotes a leader who is completely upright.”
Boy · English · “Dark-skinned or Moorish”
Unisex · Irish · “In Irish mythology, this name belongs to a powerful war goddess and translates to 'great queen' or 'phantom queen.'”
Unisex · English · “Son of morris; son of the servant of mary”
Boy · Irish · “Morrissey is an Irish male name meaning choice of the sea. It is derived from the Gaelic surname Ó Muirgheasa, suggesting a deep connection to the ocean.”
Boy · International · “One who is satisfied or content”
- Mortazaمرتضی
Boy · International · “From Arabic 'murtada', meaning one who is content or pleasing. Used as a masculine name to denote agreeability.”
Boy · Persian · “Pleasing or acceptable”
Boy · International · “God provides or God knows”
- Mosaddekমোসাদ্দেক
Boy · International · “From Arabic roots, meaning one who confirms the truth. Used internationally as a masculine name indicating reliability.”
Boy · International · “Creator or image maker”
Unisex · Indian · “Arabic origin, often used in Indian contexts for an artist or designer. Denotes creativity and skill.”
Boy · International · “Meadow near the moss”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “The Tongan and Samoan form of Moses, a Hebrew name meaning "delivered from water."”
Boy · International · “A diminutive form of Moses, a Hebrew name meaning delivered from the water.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is innocent; clever”
Unisex · Indian · “Fragrance; scent”
Unisex · Indian · “Fragrance; scent”
Boy · Italian · “An Italian variant of Massimo, which is derived from the Latin Maximus, meaning "the greatest."”
Boy · Arabic · “A prominent Arabic name that translates to 'the chosen one,' often used as an epithet for the Prophet Muhammad.”
Unisex · Indian · “From the Arabic root for upright. Common among Indian Muslims. Means a person who is straight or truthful in life.”
Boy · Arabic · “The chosen one”
- Mosuke茂助
Boy · Japanese · “Means help or assistance; a Japanese name formed from the characters for foundational and assistant.”
Boy · African · “Helper or someone who assists”
Boy · Baltic · “Means a gift from God; a Lithuanian name that serves as the Baltic equivalent of Matthew.”
- Motilalમોતીલાલ
Boy · Tamil · “A traditional name meaning a precious pearl or a beloved child who is as valuable as a pearl.”
Boy · African · “One who comes after or a successor”
- Motoakiもとあき
Boy · Japanese · “Means bright and foundational; a Japanese name composed of roots for base and light.”
- Motojiもとじ
Boy · Japanese · “Means foundational second-born; a Japanese name for the second son.”
- Motoki基樹
Boy · Japanese · “Origin; basis”
- Motokiyoもときよ
Boy · Japanese · “Means pure origin; a Japanese name signifying a clean and clear start.”
- Motomiもとみ
Unisex · Japanese · “Means foundational beauty; a Japanese name reflecting beauty in one's roots.”
- Motomuもとむ
Boy · Japanese · “Means to seek or desire; a Japanese name expressing the urge to discover roots.”
- Motonaoもとなお
Boy · Japanese · “Means honest origin; a Japanese name signifying integrity from the start.”
- Motoshiもとし
Boy · Japanese · “Means foundational will; a Japanese name signifying strong intent.”
- Motoyasuもとやす
Boy · Japanese · “Means "origin and peaceful"; a Japanese name symbolizing harmony within one's heritage.”
- Motoyoriもとより
Boy · Japanese · “Means "origin and reliant"; a Japanese name signifying trust in one's ancestral base.”
- Motoyoshiもとよし
Boy · Japanese · “Means "origin and good"; a Japanese name reflecting auspicious beginnings and virtue.”
- Motoyuki基之
Boy · Japanese · “Means "origin and happiness"; a Japanese name denoting a joyful foundation.”
Boy · African · “A traveler or voyager”
Boy · Arabic · “One who seeks refuge in God”
Boy · Arabic · “A variant spelling of Muhammad, an Arabic name meaning praised or commendable.”
Boy · Arabic · “Virtuous or kind person”
Unisex · Indian · “Master of Ali; exalted”
Unisex · Indian · “Our master or protector”
Unisex · Indian · “Father master or respected elder”
Unisex · Indian · “A term of respect for a teacher or master. Used to imbue the name with connotations of wisdom, learning, and authority.”
Unisex · Indian · “Moulini comes from Sanskrit maulin, meaning “crowned” or “wearing a crown.””
Boy · International · “Pious or devout”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Mounika, meaning 'silent' or 'quiet,' rooted in Sanskrit mauna, meaning 'silence.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Silent and wise”
Unisex · Indian · “Mouniga is a Tamil spelling variant of Mounika, a name rooted in Sanskrit mauna, meaning "silence."”
Unisex · Indian · “Mounikha is a spelling of Mounika, meaning "silent" or "quiet," from Sanskrit mauna, "silence."”
Unisex · Indian · “Silent and wise individual”
Unisex · Indian · “Radiance of silence”
Unisex · Indian · “Silent and composed”
Unisex · Indian · “From Mouna (silence) and Nisha (night/wisdom), meaning silent and wise. Used to denote a composed nature.”
Boy · International · “Desire or longing”
Boy · Latin · “A spelling variant of Maurice, which is of Latin origin meaning "dark-skinned."”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from 'mausam' (season). Means seasonal or monsoon related. Often given to children born during the rainy season.”
Unisex · Indian · “Season; seasonal”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from mousom (monsoon/season). Refers to one born during the rainy season or linked to its rhythm. Used as a feminine given name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Mouthika is a regional form of M oukthika, from Sanskrit mauktika, meaning "pearl."”
Unisex · Indian · “Silence; quietness”
Unisex · Indian · “Mowniga is a Tamil spelling variant of Mounika, meaning “silent” or “quiet,” from Sanskrit mauna, “silence.””
Unisex · Indian · “Mownika is a spelling variant of Mounika, meaning "silent" or "quiet," from Sanskrit mauna, "silence."”
Unisex · Indian · “Moymona is a Bengali form of Maymuna, an Arabic name meaning "fortunate" or "blessed."”
Unisex · African · “I rejoice over the crown”
- Mozaemonもざえもん
Boy · Japanese · “Means "origin, rice, and gate"; a traditional Japanese name referring to family history.”
Boy · International · “One who beautifies or praises”
Unisex · Indian · “Combines Mozhi (speech) and Shree (radiance). It represents a person known for eloquence or articulate speech.”
Boy · African · “Answer to a prayer”
Unisex · Indian · “Goddess Durga or gentle lady”
Unisex · Indian · “Beloved of the gentle”
Unisex · Indian · “Soft or gentle one”
Unisex · Indian · “Soft and gentle person”
Unisex · Indian · “Gentle king or prince”
Unisex · Indian · “Abode of deer; a forest”
- Mrigasyaமிருகாஸ்ய
Boy · Tamil · “Representing Lord Shiva, this name translates to one with the face of a deer, symbolizing a blend of strength and gentleness.”
Unisex · Indian · “Mrigatvak comes from Sanskrit mriga, 'deer,' and tvak, 'skin,' meaning 'deerskin.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of animals; lion”
- Mrigendraमृगेंद्र
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning the lord of the deer, which is a poetic way to describe a lion.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who holds a deer in his hands”
Unisex · Indian · “Compassionate and merciful”
Unisex · Indian · “Mark of the deer; moon”
- Mrinendraமிருணேந்திரா
Boy · Tamil · “A strong name meaning the lord of lions, suggesting a person with great bravery, dignity, and a commanding presence.”
Unisex · Indian · “Gentle, soft, or earth”
Unisex · Indian · “Soft or earth-like”
Unisex · Indian · “Conqueror of death”
- Mritunjayमृत्युंजय
Boy · Sanskrit · “Of Sanskrit origin, this name describes a person who has conquered or won a victory over death.”
Unisex · Indian · “Related to death”
Unisex · Indian · “One who triumphs over death”
Boy · Indian · “Lord Shiva, Conqueror of death”
Unisex · Indian · “Destroyer of death”
Unisex · Indian · “Conqueror of death”
Boy · Indian · “From 'Mrityu' (death) and 'Jay' (victory). A powerful name referencing the ability to overcome mortality.”
- Mrityunjayमृत्युंजय
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning one who has conquered death. It is a well-known epithet for the Hindu deity Lord Shiva.”
Unisex · Indian · “Conqueror of death”
Unisex · Indian · “Conqueror of death”
Unisex · Indian · “One with deer-like eyes”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Mrityu' (death) and 'jaya' (conqueror). It means the conqueror of death, often associated with Shiva.”
Unisex · Indian · “Conqueror of death”
Boy · Indian · “One who has won over death. one who is immortal”
Boy · African · “One who provides comfort”
Boy · Arabic · “A gallant lad; a powerful lad who overpower his opponent without difficulty.”
Boy · Arabic · “Name of a man who travelled extensively to find hadith.”
Boy · Arabic · “A judge and follower.”
Boy · Arabic · “First ummayad caliph.”
Boy · Arabic · “Companion who participated in the battle of badr.”
Boy · Arabic · “Honounred, exalted; revered.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who brings peace”
Boy · African · “Derived from mubarak, blessed auspicious; blessed; auspicious; august; fortunate”
Boy · Arabic · “Preacher, one who preaches and propagates islam”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "blessed" or "one who is exalted"; an Arabic name often used within Indian Muslim communities.”
Boy · African · “Blessed fortunate congratulations; one who is blessed, lucky; blessed, fortunate, auspicious”
Boy · International · “Warrior or fighter”
Boy · Arabic · “Bringer of good news”
Boy · Arabic · “An Arabic masculine name that means a spreader of good news. It describes a person who brings tidings of joy and success.”
Boy · English · “Dweller near the marsh”
Boy · Arabic · “One who is enwrapped in cloth.”
Boy · African · “A name of African and Arabic roots meaning a prudent manager or one who plans things carefully.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who gives joy or delight”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "the first" or "primary"; a Sanskrit-derived name common in parts of India.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who is smart or capable"; an Arabic name used in various Indian cultural contexts.”
Boy · Arabic · “An Arabic name for a man who is handsome and well-dressed. It can also mean one who is wrapped in garments.”
Boy · Arabic · “One wrapped in a garment”
Boy · Arabic · “An Arabic name that appears in the Qur'an. It is often interpreted as meaning one who is wrapped or covered.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who writes or scribes”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit 'mud' (joy). Name of an ancient Vedic sage known for his spiritual wisdom. Used to honor scholarly tradition.”
- Mudhafarمظفر
Boy · Arabic · “From Arabic meaning 'victorious' or 'triumphant'. A masculine name signifying a person destined for success and overcoming hurdles.”
- Mudhalvanமுதல்வன்
Boy · Tamil · “A strong Tamil name meaning the first one or the leader, signifying someone meant to pave the way and take charge.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variation of Madhava, a name for Lord Krishna from Sanskrit meaning 'born of honey' or 'descendant of Madhu'.”
Boy · International · “One who is apparent or manifest”
Boy · Arabic · “This Arabic name describes one who is preferred or favored over others. It carries a sense of being highly esteemed and chosen.”
Boy · Arabic · “Of Arabic origin, this name describes a 'thinker' or 'one who meditates' and contemplates deeply.”
Boy · Arabic · “One who prospers.”
Boy · Scottish · “Man of the sea.”
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