Four-Syllable Baby Boy Names: page 32 of 109
21793 names with meanings and origins.
Page 32 of 109. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to four-syllable baby boy names.
1 syllable2 syllables3 syllables4 syllables5 syllables6 syllables
Unisex · Indian · “Golden mountain”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'hema' (gold) and 'gandhi' (fragrance). Means the scent of gold. A poetic name used to suggest preciousness.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “From Hema (gold) and Giri (mountain). It refers to a golden mountain or a high, precious peak. A name for a strong boy.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Compound of Hema (gold) and Kesha (hair). It refers to a person with golden hair or a golden aura. An ancient Sanskrit name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Wearing golden bracelets”
Unisex · Indian · “Wearing a golden garland”
Unisex · Indian · “From Hema (gold) and Anga (body). It signifies a person with a golden, radiant complexion or presence.”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden lord or king of gold”
- Hemaprakashஹேமபிரகாஷ்
Boy · Tamil · “Meaning the light of gold, this name signifies a person who brings brilliance, prosperity, and a shining hope to their family.”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden peace or calm as gold”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden grace or auspicious gold”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden path or golden way”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden mountain or golden fort”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning golden glory or shining like gold. It symbolizes prosperity and a bright, noble presence.”
Unisex · Indian · “Worshipped with gold”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden beauty or beautiful as gold”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning one possessing gold. Used to signify prosperity, wealth, and high social or spiritual value.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Hema (gold) and Verma (armor), it denotes a golden protector. It is a traditional name structure implying strength and prosperity.”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden river or golden goddess”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden yazhini or golden musical instrument”
Boy · English · “Legendary son of erim.”
Boy · English · “Legendary son of erim.”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from Greek, meaning glory of Hera.”
Boy · International · “Descendant of Herakles”
Boy · International · “Born of Hercules”
Boy · Portuguese · “A combination name derived from the Germanic elements for army and famous, common in Portuguese-speaking regions.”
Boy · International · “Leader of the army”
Boy · Germanic Languages · “Immense tribute or sacrifice”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from Greek, meaning gift of the hero.”
- HerodotosΗρόδοτος
Boy · Greek · “From Greek 'heros' (hero) and 'dotos' (gift). A name indicating a child who is a gift from a heroic lineage.”
Unisex · Indian · “Queen of hearts”
Unisex · Indian · “Hetihasta means "holding a weapon in the hand," from Sanskrit heti, "weapon," and hasta, "hand."”
Unisex · Indian · “Heturata means "devoted to reasoning," from Sanskrit hetu, meaning "reason or cause," and rata, meaning "devoted to."”
Boy · English · “A Cheyenne name that translates literally to hairy rope, historically associated with traditional tribal nomenclature.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hexaface literally suggests 'six-faced,' combining Greek hexa, 'six,' with English face, which has a Latin root.”
Boy · Arabic · “Guidance of God”
- Hidebumiひでぶみ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'bumi' (writing). A Japanese name often given to those expected to excel in academics.”
- Hidefumiひでふみ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'fumi' (literary/art). A Japanese name for a person with great artistic or writing skill.”
- Hideharuひではる
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'haru' (clear/sun). A Japanese name for a person with a clear and excellent spirit.”
- Hidehiko秀彦
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'hiko' (prince/son). A traditional Japanese name implying noble, excellent qualities.”
- Hidehiroひでひろ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'hiro' (broad/large). A Japanese name suggesting someone with great or expansive talent.”
- Hidehisaひでひさ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'hisa' (long-lived). A Japanese name wishing for a life of great quality and longevity.”
- Hidehito秀仁
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'hito' (person). A Japanese name for an excellent, humane, and kind person.”
- Hidekataひでかた
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'kata' (form). A Japanese name suggesting a person of ideal character or shape.”
- Hidekazu秀一
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'kazu' (harmony). A Japanese name for someone who brings excellent balance to others.”
- Hidekichiひできち
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'kichi' (luck). A traditional Japanese name wishing for a highly fortunate child.”
- Hidekuniひでくに
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'kuni' (country). A name implying someone who is an excellent citizen or leader.”
- Hidemasaひでまさ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'masa' (correct/true). A Japanese name for one who is both skilled and righteous.”
- Hidemichiひでみち
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'michi' (path). A Japanese name for someone who walks a virtuous and excellent path.”
- Hidemineひでみね
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'mine' (summit/peak). A Japanese name indicating someone who reaches the peak of quality.”
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'mitsu' (light). A Japanese name suggesting someone who illuminates with their excellence.”
- Hidemochiひでもち
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'mochi' (held). A Japanese name denoting someone who possesses great or excellent traits.”
- Hidenagaひでなが
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'naga' (long). A Japanese name wishing for a life that is both virtuous and long.”
- Hidenariひでなり
Boy · Japanese · “Composed of Japanese elements for 'excellent' and 'success'. A masculine name used to wish for a triumphant, prosperous life.”
- Hidenobuひでのぶ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese roots, meaning excellent trust. A strong masculine name signifying reliability, faith, and high moral standards.”
- Hidenori秀憲
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese kanji meaning 'excellent' and 'law' or 'conduct'. A masculine name emphasizing ethical behavior and integrity.”
- Hidetada秀忠
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'tada' (loyal/just). A traditional Japanese name emphasizing a man's faithfulness and moral excellence.”
- Hidetaka英孝
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'taka' (high/noble). A Japanese name suggesting high status and superior personal qualities.”
- Hidetakeひでたけ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'take' (warrior/valiant). A Japanese name denoting a man who is both noble and militarily skilled.”
- Hidetomoひでとも
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'tomo' (friend). A Japanese name suggesting someone who is a valuable, kind, and excellent companion.”
- Hidetoraひでとら
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'tora' (tiger). A Japanese name representing strength, courage, and a noble, fierce spirit.”
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'toshi' (talent/wisdom). A masculine Japanese name denoting a person with superior intellectual abilities.”
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'tsugu' (succession). Used in Japan to imply someone who will continue a family's noble traditions.”
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hide' (excellent) and 'tsuna' (bond/connection). A Japanese name suggesting someone who maintains great and noble relationships.”
Unisex · Indian · “Guidance of Allah”
Boy · French · “Derived from Greek meaning holy name.”
Boy · Greek · “A Greek name meaning holy name, which serves as the original form of the English name Jerome.”
- Hikoroku彦六
Boy · Japanese · “A structured Japanese name meaning 'sixth son of the sun.' Reflects traditional naming patterns emphasizing birth order and status.”
Boy · Latin · “Ready for battle”
Boy · International · “Battle protection”
Boy · Scandinavian · “Battle protection”
Boy · Scandinavian · “Battle protector”
Boy · Latin · “Battle protector”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Snow's radiance”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Literally 'made of snow' or 'snow-natured'. It suggests purity, coolness, and calmness. Used as a serene, nature-focused name.”
Unisex · Indian · “A combination of 'him' (snow/cold) and 'anshu' (ray of light/moon). It means a part of the moon, suggesting coolness and serenity.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “Combining Hima (snow) and Sekhar (crest/crown), it refers to the Himalayas. Used as a classic, formal name for males.”
Unisex · Indian · “One from the snowy mountains, goddess Parvati”
Unisex · Indian · “Son of the snowy mountain”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the Himalayas or snow”
Unisex · Indian · “Moon-minded, wise or beautiful”
Unisex · Indian · “Of or relating to India”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from Greek, meaning horse power or master of horses.”
Boy · Portuguese · “Derived from Greek, meaning one who loosens horses.”
Boy · Greek · “Derived from Greek mythology, this name refers to the legendary sea-horse creature that served as the mount for the god Poseidon.”
Unisex · Greek · “A Greek name meaning queen of the Amazons, famously held by the mythological figure who possessed a magic girdle.”
Boy · International · “Loosening of horses”
Boy · International · “Loosening of horses”
Boy · Greek · “Freer of horses”
Boy · Greek · “Freer of horses.”
Boy · Greek · “A name from Greek mythology belonging to the hero who won the hand of Atalanta in a footrace.”
Unisex · Indian · “Diamond gem or jewel”
Unisex · Indian · “Precious and golden”
Unisex · Indian · “Giving gold or wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden or made of gold”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit 'Hiranya' (gold) and 'Anga' (limb); means golden-limbed. A rare, poetic name referencing a divine or perfect form.”
Unisex · Indian · “Golden father or elder”
Unisex · Indian · “Wealthy or golden”
Unisex · Indian · “One who holds power”
Unisex · Indian · “Radiant or shining”
- Hirobumi博文
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hiro' (abundant) and 'bumi' (writing/script). This name highlights the value placed on literacy and intellect in Japanese culture.”
- Hirofumi弘文
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hiro' (abundant) and 'fumi' (writing/study). A Japanese name representing the pursuit of knowledge and intellectual wealth.”
- Hiroharuひろはる
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hiro' (abundant) and 'haru' (spring). A seasonal Japanese name, often symbolizing growth, new beginnings, and prosperity.”
- Hirohideひろひで
Boy · Japanese · “Combining 'hiro' (abundant) and 'hide' (excellence). A masculine Japanese name implying that the individual will possess great talents.”
- Hirohikoひろひこ
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hiro' (abundant) and 'hiko' (boy/prince). This Japanese name follows traditional patterns of linking prosperity to a masculine identity.”
- Hirohisa宏壽
Boy · Japanese · “From 'hiro' (abundant) and 'hisa' (long life). Used in Japan as a traditional masculine name wishing for a healthy and enduring existence.”
- Hirohitoひろひと
Boy · Japanese · “Meaning 'abundant virtue,' using the roots 'hiro' and 'hito' (virtue/person). It reflects the classical Japanese ideal of a moral character.”
Boy · Japanese · “Combining 'hiro' (abundant) and 'katsu' (victory). Used in Japanese to represent a hope for successful achievements throughout one's life.”
- Hirokazu弘和
Boy · Japanese · “Derived from Japanese 'hiro' (abundant) and 'kazu' (harmony). A name conveying a wish for a balanced and prosperous life for a son.”
- Hirokuniひろくに
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant nation. Used as a masculine name for a patriotic person.”
Boy · Japanese · “Broad mindedjust.”
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant path. Used as a masculine name for a life with purpose.”
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant light. Used as a masculine name for a brilliant life.”
- Hiromotoひろもと
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant origin. Used as a masculine name for a creator.”
- Hironakaひろなか
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant middle. Used as a masculine name, often for a second-born.”
- Hironariひろなり
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant success. Used as a masculine name for a winning life.”
- Hironobu博信
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant trust. Used as a masculine name for a reliable person.”
- Hironoriひろのり
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant principles. Used as a masculine name for a principled man.”
- Hironoshin廣之進
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant new path. Used as a masculine name for a pioneer.”
- Hiroshigeひろしげ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant prosperity. Used as a masculine name for a thriving life.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots denoting radiant beauty. It is a feminine name used to describe a woman who brings light and joy to others.”
- Hirosuke弘輔
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant help. Used as a masculine name for a helpful person.”
- Hirotadaひろただ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant loyalty. Used as a masculine name for a dedicated follower.”
- Hirotaka利之
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant excellence. Used as a masculine name for high achievement.”
- Hirotakeひろたけ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant strength. Used as a masculine name for a robust person.”
- Hirotamiひろたみ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means broadly gathering the people. Used as a masculine name for a leader.”
- Hirotokiひろとき
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant time or opportunity. Used as an auspicious masculine name.”
- Hirotomoひろとも
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant friend. Used as a masculine name for a popular person.”
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant and clever. Used as a masculine name for an intelligent person.”
- Hirotsuguひろつぐ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means broadly inheriting. Used as a masculine name for a family heir.”
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means abundant and regular. Used as a masculine name for a disciplined life.”
- Hirozumiひろずみ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means broad and steady. Used as a masculine name for a reliable person.”
- Hisaharuひさはる
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long and clear. Used as a masculine name for clarity of mind.”
- Hisahideひさひで
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lasting excellence. Used as a masculine name for high quality.”
- Hisahikoひさひこ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived boy. Used as a traditional masculine name.”
- Hisahiroひさひろ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long and prosperous. Used as a masculine name for success.”
- Hisahito悠仁
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived and virtuous. Used as a masculine name for a good person.”
- Hisakatsuひさかつ
Boy · Japanese · “Derived from 'hisa' (long life) and 'katsu' (victory). Used in Japan to bestow wishes for a victorious and long-lasting life on a son.”
- Hisakazuひさかず
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'hisa' (long-lived) and 'kazu' (harmony). It signifies a life of great duration and peaceful relationships.”
- Hisakichiひさきち
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'hisa' (long-lived) and 'kichi' (good fortune). It represents a life filled with health and prosperity.”
- Hisamasaひさまさ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'hisa' (long-lived) and 'masa' (elegant/correct). It signifies a person who lives long with refined character.”
- Hisamichiひさみち
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese 'hisa' (long-lived) and 'michi' (path). It represents a life-long journey or a path of longevity.”
- Hisamitsuひさみつ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived radiance. Used as a masculine name for a bright life.”
Boy · Japanese · “Original source or origin”
Unisex · Indian · “Sword of the religion”
- Hisanagaひさなが
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long and eternal. Used as a masculine name for endurance.”
- Hisanobuひさのぶ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived faith. Used as a masculine name for a pious person.”
- Hisanoriひさのり
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived law. Used as a masculine name implying moral conduct.”
- Hisatadaひさただ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived loyalty. Used as a masculine name for a dedicated person.”
- Hisatakaひさたか
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived prosperity. Used as a masculine name for a successful life.”
- Hisatakeひさたけ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived warrior. Used as a masculine name for a strong person.”
- Hisateru久照
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived brilliance. Used as a masculine name for a shining life.”
- Hisatomiひさとみ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived wealth. Used as a masculine name for prosperity.”
- Hisatomoひさとも
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived friend. Used as a masculine name for a sociable person.”
- Hisatoshiひさとし
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived and wise. Used as a masculine name for an intelligent person.”
- Hisatsugu優希也
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means long-lived successor. Used as a masculine name for a family heir.”
- Hishamuddinهشام الدين
Boy · Arabic · “From Arabic Hisham and Din; it means guardian of the faith. Used as a masculine name in Muslim cultures.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hitakrite comes from Sanskrit hita, meaning “welfare” or “benefit,” and krit, “doing.” It means “one who does good.””
Unisex · Indian · “Hithishini is a spelling of Hitaishini, meaning 'well-wisher' in Sanskrit. It describes someone who wishes for another's welfare.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hitishini is a variant of Hitaishini, meaning 'well-wisher' in Sanskrit. Its roots express wishing for another person's welfare.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hitodyukta means 'devoted to others' welfare,' from Sanskrit hita, 'benefit or welfare,' and udyukta, 'engaged in or intent on.'”
- Hitofumiひとふみ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means unified history or record. Used as a traditional masculine name.”
- Hitohiroひとひろ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means a generous person. Used as a masculine name suggesting kindness.”
- Hitonari人成
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese; it means unified success. Used as a masculine name wishing for consistent achievement.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "a lovely person who loves"; a Mizo name from Northeast India.”
- Hojjatollahحجتالله
Boy · International · “Derived from Arabic meaning proof or evidence of God; denotes someone who reflects divine truth. Used primarily as a masculine name.”
Boy · English · “An English name associated with a schoolmaster character in William Shakespeare's play Love's Labour's Lost.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "sun of the sacred offering"; a Sanskrit-derived Indian name.”
Boy · English · “Originating from the Cheyenne language, this name translates literally to little wolf.”
Boy · International · “Listening to God”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “Horonites means 'men of anger, or of fury, or of liberty'. A powerful name for a spirited little boy.”
- Hosemariセマリ
Boy · International · “Combined name for Jose and Maria”
- Hoshinobuほしのぶ
Boy · Japanese · “From Japanese roots; it means faithful star or virtuous belief. Used as a formal masculine name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Heart that shines brightly”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit for the caves of the heart. A metaphorical term for the inner spirit where divine truth is believed to reside.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'hridi' (heart) and 'sthita' (placed). It refers to something or someone who resides deep within the heart.”
Unisex · Indian · “Encircled by the heart”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the senses”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the senses”
Unisex · Indian · “Victorious from the heart”
Boy · International · “Little heart or little mind”
Boy · International · “Humiliation is an English word name referring to humbling oneself. It comes from Latin humiliare, meaning "to humble."”
Unisex · English · “Modesty, Humbleness”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit root combining swan and voice; refers to the melodious, elegant sound of a swan. Used to symbolize poetic grace and beauty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Voice of the swan”
Unisex · Indian · “Devotee or follower of Hanuman”
Boy · Arabic · “The sword of the faith.”
Boy · Arabic · “Sword of faith.”
Boy · African · “This Arabic name means the sword of the faith. It is a title signifying a defender or champion of religious beliefs.”
Boy · Hebrew & Biblical · “A Hebrew name used in the Bible to describe a resident of Hushah, sometimes interpreted as a man of haste or silence.”
Unisex · Indian · “Fire or one who consumes sacrificial offerings”
Unisex · Indian · “Fire or the eater of offerings”
Unisex · Indian · “Fire that is as radiant as the sun”
Boy · International · “He who releases horses”
Boy · International · “He who releases horses”
Boy · International · “He who releases horses”
Boy · Portuguese · “He who releases horses”
Boy · French · “He who releases horses”
Boy · International · “He who releases horses”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Persian and Arabic roots, meaning a woman of the specific era or age. Used as a formal, traditional name for girls.”
Expecting or just had your baby? Read our newborn and baby guides, the due date calculator and the vaccination tracker.
Want a name that blends both parents? Try the Baby Name Combiner.
Following Hindu naming traditions? Browse baby names by rashi & nakshatra, names by meaning, names by origin or names by numerology number.
Curious how names break down by origin, first letter and length? See our baby name statistics (free CSV download) and the most popular names this year.
Browse by origin: Indian · Sanskrit · Hebrew & Biblical · English · Latin · Greek · Arabic · Irish · Scandinavian · German · French · Italian · Spanish · Japanese · Persian · Welsh · Chinese · Slavic · African · Scottish · Dutch · Hindi · Odia · Assamese · Parsi · Baha'i · Tamil · Telugu · Bengali · Marathi · Gujarati · Kannada · Malayalam · Punjabi · Portuguese · Korean · Vietnamese · Thai · Hungarian · Turkish · Armenian · Native American · Baltic · Albanian · Indonesian · Catalan · Basque · Romanian · Hawaiian & Polynesian · Taiwanese Indigenous