Names of boy from s word

The below list of male names beginning with S can act as inspiration for first names and middle names for boys. While these are the most popular S names, some of them can still be unique enough to make your baby boy feel special and proud of it. Check out this list of the top baby boy names starting with S and find your favorites for your child. Some examples of men you may know with today’s popular boys’ names that start with S are:

• Samuel L. Jackson (American actor)
• Sebastian Maniscalco (American stand-up comedian)
• Sergio Leone (Italian film producer, director, and screenplay writer)
• Sterling Morrison (rock guitar player of Velvet Underground)

Top 100 Baby Boy Names That Start With S

Sebastian	Samuel
Santiago	Silas
Sawyer	Steven
Simon	Spencer
Stephen	Sean
Stetson	Sullivan
Sterling	Sergio
Santino	Solomon
Sage	Saint
Seth	Shane
Sonny	Shawn
Shepherd	Sylas
Soren	Sutton
Saul	Santana
Shiloh	Samson
Sincere	Scott
Sam	Samir
Skyler	Salem
Salvador	Stanley
Santos	Seven
Stefan	Salvatore
Shepard	Sevyn
Stone	Syncere
Shlomo	Shai
Shmuel	Shimon
Slade	Simeon
Semaj	Seamus
Sekani	Shia
Skylar	Shaun
Sire	Smith
Shea	Sol
Sami	Steve
Sunny	Sidney
Stephan	Syed
Sir	Sammy
Scout	Stellan
Steele	Shay
Sultan	Slater
Storm	Shalom
Syrus	Shaya
Shaan	Sky
Savion	Sloan
Sebastien	Said
Shivansh	Samar
Saif	Shaurya
Summit	Samarth
Salman	Stephon
Sulaiman	Syaire
Siddharth	Shayan
Syre	Sheldon

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Congratulations! You’ve finally found that you’ll be blessed with a baby boy soon. We’re sure the bundle of joy will fill your life with wonder, joy, and amazement. Now that you’ve found out the gender of the baby, it’s time you start your hunt for the perfect name. We think the letter S would make a perfect initial for your baby. S, one of the most compelling letters of the alphabet, is equivalent to one in numerology, the most authoritative number. Therefore, a child with this initial is destined to be successful and influential. The letter S also brings with itself confidence, determination, and conviction, which gives the bearer courage and will power. S boys are very appreciative of relationships and make good companions, but would require the support of their partner all the time. Furthermore, some of the most awesome baby boy names start with the letter S, such as Scott, Simon, and Stephen. But there are hundreds of new varieties, which you’re probably not aware of, such as Saacha, Saadhik, and Srecko. So start your hunt right away from MomJunction’s baby name list below.

Name		Gender	Meaning
Saaadat		Boy	A person who is blissful and happy
Saabiq		Boy	Antecedent, prior, former
Saabir		Boy	A patient person
Saacha		Unisex	A person who helps and defends people
Saad		Boy	A blissful, happy person
Saadaat		Unisex	People who are lords, leaders and superiors
Saadah		Boy	A feeling of hapiness, blissfulnes and elation
Saadalla		Boy	A joy of God
Saadar		Boy	Respectful, respected
Saade		Boy	A blessing, profit or laughter
Saadee		Boy	The lord or the master
Saadhik		Boy	Winner
Saadhin		Boy	Work or achievement
Saadi		Boy	A person who is destined for happiness
Saadia		Boy	To recieve help from God
Saadin		Boy	The feirness an justice of religion
Saadiq		Boy	One who is honest and trustworty
Saaduddin		Boy	A justice and success of Islam religion
Saadullah		Boy	One who is Blessed of Allah
Saadya		Boy	God’s helper
Saafi		Boy	A person of pure and clean nature
Saafir		Boy	A person who is an ambassador, a pretty one
Saagar		Boy	An English surname meaning wise
Saagarik		Boy	Belonging to the ocean.
Saagh		Boy	One who is a good listener
Saaghir		Boy	A person who is os submissive, yielding nature
Saahib		Boy	One who is a follower, a companion
Saahir		Boy	A meagical, enxchanting person
Saajid		Boy	A person who worships God
Saakaar		Boy	The manifestation of God
Saaleh		Boy	A person with good heart
Saaleha		Boy	A pious, good and correct person
Saalih		Boy	One of good nature
Saalik		Boy	A person who is on the spiritual path
Saalim		Boy	The feeling of safety and security
Saaloot		Boy	The first King of Israel and Judah
Saamel		Boy	God has heard
Saami		Boy	A high, exalted, praised person
Saamir		Boy	Productive, fruit-bearing
Saanjh		Unisex	An evening, a latter part of the day
Saaqib		Boy	Arabic name for Boys meaning Piercig, sharp, keen
Saar		Boy	One who is like the storm
Saarang		Boy	The Moon and the Sun
Saaras		Boy	A swan-like person
Saarthik		Boy	The noble man
Saary		Boy	Quicksilver
Saatatya		Boy	Endless, never ending
Saatvik		Boy	Name of Lord Krishna
Sab		Boy	A lion
Sabaah		Boy	Light of the morning
Sabad		Boy	Guru’s words
Sabah		Boy	Muslim name meaning morning
Sabahat		Boy	A beautiful, handsome man
Sabal		Boy	One with great strenght
Sabala		Boy	One who is powerful
Saban		Boy	A soap maker
Sabaque		Boy	One that surpasses or excells
Sabar		Boy	To speed up a process
Sabastein		Boy	One who is revered
Sabastian		Boy	The vulnerable one
Sabat		Boy	One who is born on Saturday
Sabawoon		Boy	A Pashtun term for dawn or morning
Sabeeh		Boy	A beautiful and radiant person
Sabeer		Boy	A patient person
Sabeh		Boy	He who is pretty, handsome
Sabehrt		Boy	A self assured and inspirational person
Sabelo		Boy	Italian name meaning I vow to God
Sabeorht		Boy	A British Boy name
Saber		Boy	French word for sword
Sabern		Boy	One who is good with a sword
Sabert		Boy	A swordman
Sabghta		Boy	Color given by Allah, true faith,
Sabhajit		Boy	The celebrated one
Sabhya		Boy	A refined and civilized one
Sabih		Boy	One whose face emanates light
Sabiq		Boy	One who races others and competes with them in doing good deeds
Sabir		Boy	Patient, enduring person
Sabit		Boy	Firmly in place, or unshakeable.
Sabooh		Boy	A radiant one
Saboor		Boy	A patient person
Sabrang		Unisex	A rainbow
Sabri		Boy	On who has great patience
Sabriel		Boy	One who is resting
Sabry		Boy	One who is patient and quiet
Sabtu		Boy	Malay word for Saturday.
Sabuh		Boy	Radiantly bright one
Sabur		Boy	One who is patient
Saburo		Boy	Japanese name meaning brightness
Sabyasachi		Boy	A deceitful, insincire person
Sacchidananda		Boy	The feeling of complete bliss
Saccius		Boy	An empty and vain person. Form of name Cassius.
Saccus		Boy	A Latin word meaning bag, sack
Sach		Boy	The Lord remembers
Sacha		Unisex	The defender an helper of men
Sachan		Boy	A person who is friendly
Sachchit		Boy	A person who is consciouss, but joyful
Sachdeep		Boy	Indian name meaning the Light of the Truth
Sachdev		Boy	The Truth of the God
Sachdhian		Boy	A person who is captivated in truth
Sachet		Boy	The joy the consciousness brings

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S- Names for Boys S baby names and what they mean, with 370 results. The more fashionable boy names in this list are Sage (#438), Santiago (#81), Sawyer (#99), Sebastian (#18) and Sterling (#409), while Sales (TOP 2%) and Shin (1%) are common S- surnames. Here is the list of S- names for girls. Saad Derived fr. Arabic. «Happiness.» Samad is also a marginally favored boys’ name. See also Shad. Saahdia, var. Seadya, Saadya From Aramaic element. «The Lord’s help.» Uncommon. Compare Saahdia with common -dia surnames Sordia (TOP 70%), Sudia (72%). Saarik, var. Sariq, Sareeq, Sareek, Saariq Derivative of Hindi word. Nature name .. Sareek and variants are not frequently used as baby names. Saber, var. Sabre, Sabr From French. «Sword.» Saber, Sabr and Sabre are unusual as baby names. Sabino, var. Savino, Savin, Sabin, Sabeeno Source fr. Latin language. «Sabine.» Sabin and variants are seldom found as first names. Sable Stems fr. Old French element. .. Sables are furry brown creatures depicted .. Sable is not a Top 2000 name. Cross-gender use. Sacha1, var. Sasha1, Sascha1 Derivative of Russian, Greek elements. «Man’s defender.» Sacha, Sascha and Sasha are barely found as men’s names, and Sacha occurs often (TOP 36%) as a surname. Sikander, Saunders, Saunder, Sascha2, Sasha2, Sandy▼, Sandie, Sandro, Sandros, Sandor, Sandero, Sacha2, Sander Forms of Alexander. Derivative of Greek. «Man’s defender, warrior.» Usage of Sandy as a birth name has trended downward circa 1880-1889. Sachar, var. Sacar Source fr. Hebrew language. Variant of Yisachar «reward». Sacha, Sachau are familiar surnames. Sacheverell, var. Sachie Stems fr. Norman French. «Roebuck leap.» Unusual. Sacheverell and Sachie are not listed in the US Demographics. Sachiel, var. Sachiell Origin fr. Hebrew. Name of the archangel which watches .. Sachiel and Sachiell are not in the Top 2000. Sachio From Japanese word. «Fortunately born.» Sachio is uncommon as a birth name. See also Sachie. Sackville Root fr. Old English. «Saxon’s town.» Unique as a boys’ name. Sadiki, var. Sadeeki Derived fr. Swahili language. «Faithful, loyal.» Sparing use. Sadiki and Sadeeki are not listed in the US Demographics. Sadler, var. Saddler Origin fr. Old English word. «Harness maker.» Saddler (TOP 5%) and Sadler (1%) are found frequently as last names. Safford From Old English language. «Willow river crossing.» Saffolk and Sufford are creative forms. See also Stafford. Saffron, var. Saphron, Saffren, Saffran .. Saffron is used as a bright .. Rare. Saffron, Saphron, similar to Sefton, end with the androgynous-sounding -on. Sagan Derived fr. Slavic language. Surname. Sagan is not in the Top 2000. See also Saxon. Sage▲, var. Sayge, Saige Derivative of Latin language. «Healing herb.» Sage has surged in prominence since 1880-1889. Sagiv, var. Segev Root fr. Hebrew. «Great, sublime, mighty.» Outside Top 2000. Quick Reference Summary Index of names [and variants] for S- names for boys. 1. Saad — Sagiv Saad, Saahdia [Seadya, ..], Saarik [Sariq, ..], Saber [Sabre, ..], Sabino [Savino, ..], Sable, Sacha [Sasha, ..], Alexander [Sikander, ..], Sachar [Sacar], Sacheverell [Sachie], Sachiel [Sachiell], Sachio, Sackville, Sadiki [Sadeeki], Sadler [Saddler], Safford, Saffron [Saphron, ..], Sagan, Sage▲ [Sayge, ..], Sagiv [Segev] Saguaro [Seguaro], Sahil [Sahel], Said [Saeed], Sail, Sainsbury [Sainsberry], Saint▲, Sajan, Saladin, Salem, Salim [Selim, ..], Salisbury [Saulisbury, ..], Zalman [Salman], Salman, Salton, Salvador [Sauveur, ..], Salvio [Salviatus, ..], Sam▼ [Samy, ..], Samael, Sami, Samson▲ [Shem, ..] Samuel [Shem, ..], Sanborn [Sandbourne, ..], Sancho [Sauncho, ..], Sandberg [Sandburgh, ..], Sander [Sender, ..], Sanders [Sandros, ..], Sandhurst [Sandhirst], Sanditon, Sandor [Sandros], Sandy▼ [Sandro, ..], Sanford▼ [Sandfurd, ..], Sanjay, Sanjiro, Santana▲ [Santanna], Santiago▲ [Santigo, ..], Santo [Sante], Santos▲ [Santo, ..], Sapir [Saphiros, ..], Sargent [Serjeant, ..], Sassacus Satchel [Satchell], Saturnin [Saturnino], Saul [Sollie, ..], Xavier [Savyon, ..], Saviero, Saville [Savyile, ..], Savion▼ [Savionn], Savoy, Savyon [Savion▼], Sawyer▲, Saxe [Sachsen, ..], Saxon [Saxton, ..], Sayer [Sayres, ..], Sayid [Syed, ..], Scanlon [Scanlen, ..], Schaeffer [Schaffer], Schubert [Shubert], Schultz, Schuyler [Skylor, ..], Scipio Scirocco [Sirocco], Scorpio [Skorpios], Scott▼ [Scotty▼, ..], Scout, Scribner, Seabert [Seibert, ..], Seabrook [Seabrooke], Seabury, Seaghdha [Shea], Seal, Seaman, Jacob [Shamus, ..], Seamus [Shamus, ..], James [Seamus], Sean▼ [Shawn▼, ..], John [Shawn▼, ..], Searle, Caesar [Sezar, ..], Seaton [Seton, ..], Sebastian▲ [Sebo, ..] Secondo [Segundo], Sedgley [Sedgely, ..], Sedgwick [Sedgwyck, ..], Cedric [Sedrik, ..], Seeley [Seelye, ..], Seferino [Sephirio, ..], Sefton, Seger [Seeger, ..], Segundo [Secondo], Seiji, Sela [Selah], Selby [Shelby▼, ..], Seldon [Shelden, ..], Celesto [Silestino, ..], Selig [Seligmann, ..], Zelig [Selig], Selkirk, Sellers [Sellars], Anselm [Selmo], Selwyn [Selwynne, ..] Seminole, Seneca, Senior, Sennett [Sennet], George [Siorus, ..], Joseph [Seppi, ..], Septimus, Sequoia [Sequoyah, ..], Seraphim [Seraphimus, ..], Sereno, Sergio [Sirgios, ..], Servas [Servatus, ..], Seth▼, Seton, Severin [Seweryn, ..], Severn [Severne], Seward [Siward, ..], Sewell [Sewall, ..], Sexton, Sextus [Sixtus, ..] Seymour▼ [Seymore, ..], Shaan, Shabat [Shabbat], Shachar, Shad▼ [Shadow, ..], Shadi [Shade, ..], Shadrach [Shadrick, ..], Shafiq [Shafik, ..], Shafir [Shefer, ..], Shahzad, Shai, Shaka, Shakil [Shaquille▼, ..], Shakir [Shaqueer, ..], Shalom [Solomon▲, ..], Shamir [Shameer], Shamus, Shan [Shann, ..], Shanahan, Shandy [Shandey] Shane▼ [Shayne▼, ..], Shani, Shanley [Shannley], Shannon▼ [Shanon, ..], Shaquille▼ [Shaquile, ..], Sharif [Sherif, ..], Shashi, Shasta, Shavon [Shovon, ..], Shaw, Shawn▼ [Shonn, ..], Shawnee [Shawnie, ..], Shayan, Cheyenne [Shayanne, ..], Shea [Shays, ..], Sheehan, Sheffield, Shelby▼ [Shelbie, ..], Sheldon▼ [Sheldin, ..], Shelley [Shelly] Shelton, Shem, Shenandoah, Shepherd▲ [Shepperd, ..], Shepley [Shipley, ..], Sherborn [Sherburne, ..], Sheridan [Sherridan, ..], Sherill [Sherrill], Sherlock [Shurlock, ..], Sherman▼ [Shermon, ..], Sherrerd [Sherrod, ..], Sherwin [Sherwynne, ..], Sherwood [Shurwood, ..], Shia, Shiloh▲ [Shyloh, ..], Shipton, Shiriki, Shiva, Shlomo▲ [Shlomi, ..], Shoda Shomer, Shoshone [Shoshoni], Shoval, Hugh [Shuggie, ..], Shura [Shoura, ..], Sicily [Sicilly], Sidney▼ [Sydney▼, ..], Sidonio, Siegfried [Sygfried, ..], Sigbjorn [Siegbjorn], Sigmund▼ [Szymond, ..], Signe [Signy], Sigurd, Sigwald [Siegwald], Silas▲ [Sylvan, ..], Sill [Sills], Silvanus [Sylvio, ..], Silver [Sylver], Silverman [Silbermann, ..], Silverton [Silvertown] Silvester [Sylvester▼, ..], Cimarron [Simeron, ..], Simba, Simcha [Simha], Simeon [Simyon, ..], Simmons [Symonds, ..], Simon▲ [Szymon, ..], Simpson, Sinbad [Sindbah], Sinclair [Synclair, ..], Sinjin, Sion, Zion [Sion], Cipriano [Sipryan, ..], Siraj, Sirius, Sivney [Sivnie, ..], Sixtus, Skeet, Skelly [Scully] Skerry, Skinner, Skip [Skipper, ..], Skye [Sky, ..], Skyler [Skylor, ..], Slade [Slayden, ..], Slater, Slavin [Sleven, ..], Slavomir, Slim, Sloan [Sloane], Smedley [Smedly, ..], Smith [Smythson, ..], Smokey [Smoky], Snowden [Snowdon], Snyder [Snider, ..], Socorro, Socrates [Sokrates], Sofus [Sophus], Sohan [Sohil] Solomon▲ [Soloman, ..], Somerby [Sommersby, ..], Somerley [Sorley, ..], Somers [Sommers, ..], Somerset [Summerset, ..], Somerton [Somerville, ..], Orson [Sonny▲], Sonny▲ [Sunny, ..], Sophocles, Soren▲, Sorrell [Sorrel, ..], Sothern [Southern], Southwell, Spalding [Spaulding], Spark [Sparky], Spear [Spiers, ..], Speed, Spencer▼ [Spenser▼, ..], Spider [Spyder], Spike Spiridon [Spyros, ..], Springer, Spud, Squire [Squyres, ..], Eustace [Stacey▼], Stacy▼ [Stacey▼, ..], Stafford [Staford, ..], Stanbury [Stansbury, ..], Stancliff [Stanscliffe, ..], Standish, Aneislis [Stanislas, ..], Stanfield [Stansfield], Stanford [Standford, ..], Stanislaus [Stasio, ..], Stanley▼ [Stanly, ..], Stanmore [Stanmere], Stanton [Staunton, ..], Stanway [Stannway, ..], Stanwick [Stanwyck, ..], Stanwood Stark [Starke, ..], Starling, Starr, Anastasios [Stasius, ..], Stavros, Steadman [Stedman, ..], Steed, Steele [Steel], Stefan [Stephonn, ..], Stein [Stenssen, ..], Steinar [Steinhardt, ..], Stennis, Stephanus [Stephanos, ..], Stephen▼ [Stevy, ..], Stepney [Stepny], Sterling▲ [Stirling, ..], Sterne [Stern, ..], Stetson▲ [Stettson, ..], Steve▼ [Stevie▼], Steven▼ [Stevyn, ..] Stewart▼ [Stuart▼, ..], Stian [Stygge, ..], Stiles, Stillman, Stockard [Stockerd, ..], Stockley, Stockton, Stockwell, Stoddard [Stoddart], Christopher [Stoffel], Stoney [Stones, ..], Storm [Sturm], Strahan [Strachan], Stratford [Strafford], Straus [Strauss], Strickland, Strom, Strong, Struthers [Struther], Stuart▼ [Stewart▼, ..] Sturm, Styles [Stiles], Sudbury [Sudborough, ..], Suffield, Suffolk, Sujay [Sujit], Sulayman [Suleyman, ..], Sullivan▲ [Sully, ..], Sully [Sulley, ..], Suman, Sumner, Sunil, Sunny [Sunnie, ..], Sutcliff [Sutcliffe], Sutherland [Southerland], Sutton▲, Svatomir, Svatoslav, Sven [Swenson, ..], Swahili Swaine [Swayne, ..], Swanton, Sweeney [Sweeny], Swinburne [Swynborne, ..], Swinford [Swynford], Swinton, Swithin [Swithun, ..], Sydney▼, Sylvester▼ [Sly, ..], Syon [Top]

Saana f Finnish
From the name of a mountain in northern Finland.

Sabas m Spanish
From the Greek name Σάββας (Sabbas), which was derived from Hebrew סַבָא (sava’) meaning «old man, grandfather». Saints bearing this name include a 4th-century Gothic martyr, a 5th-century Cappadocian hermit, and a 12th-century archbishop of Serbia who is the patron saint of that country.

Sabeen f Urdu
Possibly from Arabic meaning «follower of another religion», a name given to the Prophet Muhammad and other Muslims by non-Muslim Arabs.

Sabina f Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, Czech, Slovene, Russian, Croatian, Swedish, Ancient Roman
Feminine form of Sabinus, a Roman cognomen meaning «a Sabine» in Latin. The Sabines were an ancient people who lived in central Italy, their lands eventually taken over by the Romans after several wars. According to legend, the Romans abducted several Sabine women during a raid, and when the men came to rescue them, the women were able to make peace between the two groups. This name was borne by several early saints.

Sable f English (Modern)
From the English word meaning «black», derived from the name of the black-furred mammal native to Northern Asia, ultimately of Slavic origin.

Sabrina f English, Italian, German, French, Spanish
Latinized form of Habren, the original Welsh name of the River Severn. According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, Sabrina was the name of a princess who was drowned in the Severn. Supposedly the river was named for her, but it is more likely that her name was actually derived from that of the river, which is of unknown meaning. She appears as a water nymph in John Milton’s masque Comus (1634).… [more]

Saburō m Japanese
From Japanese 三 (sabu) meaning «three» and 郎 (rō) meaning «son». This was traditionally a name for the third son. Other kanji combinations are possible as well.

Sacagawea f Indigenous American
Probably from Hidatsa tsakáka wía meaning «bird woman». Alternatively it could originate from the Shoshone language and mean «boat puller». This name was borne by a Native American woman who guided the explorers Lewis and Clark. She was of Shoshone ancestry but had been abducted in her youth and raised by a Hidatsa tribe.

Sacheverell m English (Rare)
From a now extinct English surname that was derived from a Norman place name. It was occasionally given in honour of the English preacher Henry Sacheverell (1674-1724), especially by the Sitwell noble family.

Sachie f Japanese
From Japanese 幸 (sachi) meaning «happiness, good luck» and 枝 (e) meaning «branch» or 恵 (e) meaning «favour, benefit». Other kanji combinations can also form this name.

Sachiko f Japanese
From Japanese 幸 (sachi) meaning «happiness, good luck» and 子 (ko) meaning «child». Other kanji combinations are possible.

Sachin m Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu
From Sanskrit सत्य (satya) meaning «true, real». A famous bearer is the retired Indian cricket player Sachin Tendulkar (1973-).

Sa’d m Arabic
Means «fortune, good luck» in Arabic. Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas was a military commander during the early years of Islam, serving under the Prophet Muhammad and his successor Umar.

Sadaf f Arabic
Means «seashell, mother-of-pearl» in Arabic.

Sadb f Irish Mythology, Old Irish
Probably derived from the old Celtic root *swādu- meaning «sweet». This was a common name in medieval Ireland. In Irish mythology Sadb was a woman transformed into a deer. She was the mother of Oisín by Fionn mac Cumhaill.

Saddam m Arabic
Means «one who confronts» in Arabic.

Säde f Finnish
Means «ray of light» in Finnish.

Sa’di m Arabic
Means «fortunate, lucky» in Arabic.

Safa m & f Persian, Turkish, Arabic
Persian and Turkish form of Safaa or Safaa’, as well as an alternate Arabic transcription of either of those names.

Safaa f & m Arabic
Means «pure», from Arabic صفا (safa). As-Safaa is the name of one of the two sacred hills near Mecca. This can also be an alternate transcription of Arabic صفاء (see Safaa’).

Safaa’ f & m Arabic
Means «serenity, clarity» in Arabic.

Saffron f English (Rare)
From the English word that refers either to a spice, the crocus flower from which it is harvested, or the yellow-orange colour of the spice. It is derived via Old French from Arabic زعفران (za’faran), itself probably from Persian meaning «gold leaves».

Saga f Norse Mythology, Swedish, Icelandic
From Old Norse Sága, possibly meaning «seeing one», derived from sjá «to see». This is the name of a Norse goddess, possibly connected to Frigg. As a Swedish and Icelandic name, it is also derived from the unrelated word saga «story, fairy tale, saga».

Sage f & m English (Modern)
From the English word sage, which denotes either a type of spice or else a wise person.

Sagi m Hebrew
Means «elevated, sublime» in Hebrew.

Sagrario f Spanish
Means «sanctuary, tabernacle» in Spanish, derived from Latin sacrarium. It is taken from an epithet of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora del Sagrario, and is associated with Toledo Cathedral.

Sahak m Armenian
Armenian form of Isaac. This was the name of a 5th-century patriarch of the Armenian Church.

Sa’id m Arabic
Means «happy, lucky» in Arabic. This was the name of a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.

Saima 2 f Finnish, Estonian
From Saimaa, the name of the largest lake in Finland. The etymology of the lake’s name is unknown.

Saint m English (Modern)
From the English word, ultimately from Latin sanctus «holy, saintly».

Saira f Urdu
Possibly means «traveller» in Arabic.

Sajjad m Arabic
Means «kneeling in prayer, prostration» in Arabic.

Sakchai m Thai
Derived from Thai ศักดิ์ (sak) meaning «power, honour» and ชัย (chai) meaning «victory».

Sakhr m Arabic
Means «solid rock» in Arabic. This name appears in the poems of the 7th-century poetess Al-Khansa.

Saki f Japanese
From Japanese 咲 (sa) meaning «blossom» and 希 (ki) meaning «hope», besides other combinations of kanji characters.

Sakiko f Japanese
From Japanese 咲 (saki) meaning «blossom» and 子 (ko) meaning «child», as well as other combinations of kanji characters.

Sakura f Japanese
From Japanese 桜 (sakura) meaning «cherry blossom», though it is often written using the hiragana writing system. It can also come from 咲 (saku) meaning «blossom» and 良 (ra) meaning «good, virtuous, respectable» as well as other kanji combinations.

Sakurako f Japanese
From Japanese 桜 (sakura) meaning «cherry blossom» and 子 (ko) meaning «child». Other kanji combinations are also possible.

Salacia f Roman Mythology
Derived from Latin sal meaning «salt». This was the name of the Roman goddess of salt water.

Salah ad-Din m Arabic
Means «righteousness of religion» from Arabic صلاح (salah) meaning «righteousness» combined with دين (din) meaning «religion, faith». A famous bearer of this name was the sultan Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub, known in the western world as Saladin, the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty in Egypt in the 12th century. He recaptured Jerusalem from the crusaders and repelled the invaders of the Third Crusade. Salah ad-Din was an honourific; his birth name was Yusuf.

Salambek m Chechen
Derived from Arabic سلام (salam) meaning «peace» combined with the Turkish military title beg meaning «chieftain, master».

Salem 2 f & m English (Modern)
From the name of a biblical town, שָׁלֵם (Shalem) in Hebrew, meaning «complete, safe, peaceful». According to the Old Testament this was the town where Melchizedek was king. It is usually identified with Jerusalem. Many places are named after the biblical town, most in America, notably a city in Massachusetts where the infamous Salem witch trials occurred in 1692.

Salih m Arabic, Turkish, Bosnian
Means «virtuous» in Arabic. According to the Quran this was the name of an early Arabian prophet.

Salil m Arabic
Means «sword» or «son» in Arabic.

Salim m Arabic
Means «safe, sound, intact» in Arabic, derived from the root سَلِمَ (salima) meaning «to be safe». This transcription represents two different Arabic names: سليم, in which the second vowel is long, and سالم, in which the first vowel is long.

Salina f English
Perhaps an invented name based on similar-sounding names such as Selina.

Salisu m Western African, Hausa
From Arabic ثالث (thalith) meaning «third», sometimes added to a shared given name to indicate the third sibling bearing it.

Salme f Estonian
From Estonian salm meaning «poem, verse». This name appears in the Estonian national epic Kalevipoeg (1857) by Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald.

Salome f English (Rare), German (Rare), Georgian, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
From an Aramaic name that was related to the Hebrew word שָׁלוֹם (shalom) meaning «peace». According to the historian Josephus this was the name of the daughter of Herodias (the consort of Herod Antipas, the tetrarch of Galilee). In the New Testament, though a specific name is not given, it was a daughter of Herodias who danced for Herod and was rewarded with the head of John the Baptist, and thus Salome and the dancer have traditionally been equated.… [more]

Saltanat f Kazakh
Means «festival, celebration» in Kazakh.

Salut f Catalan
Means «health» or «cheers» in Catalan.

Salvador m Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan
Spanish, Portuguese and Catalan form of the Late Latin name Salvator, which meant «saviour», referring to Jesus. A famous bearer of this name was the Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dalí (1904-1989).

Salvius m Ancient Roman
Roman family name derived from Latin salvus meaning «safe». This was the family name of the short-lived Roman emperor Otho. It was also borne by several early saints.

Salvo m Italian
Variant of Salvio (see Salvius) or directly from Italian salvo meaning «safe».

Salwa f Arabic
Means «comfort, solace» in Arabic.

Sam 2 m Persian, Persian Mythology
Means «fire» in Persian (from an earlier Iranian root meaning «black»). This is the name of a hero in the 10th-century Persian epic the Shahnameh.

Səma f Azerbaijani
Means «sky» in Azerbaijani, ultimately from Arabic سما (sama).

Samael m Judeo-Christian-Islamic Legend
Means «severity of God» in Hebrew. This is the name of an archangel in Jewish tradition, described as a destructive angel of death.

Samantha f English, Italian, Dutch
Perhaps intended to be a feminine form of Samuel, using the name suffix antha (possibly inspired by Greek ἄνθος (anthos) meaning «flower»). It originated in America in the 18th century but was fairly uncommon until 1964, when it was popularized by the main character on the television show Bewitched.

Samar 1 f Arabic
Means «evening conversation» in Arabic, from the root سَمَرَ (samara) meaning «to talk in the evening».

Samara f English (Modern), Portuguese (Brazilian)
Possibly derived from the name of the city of Samarra (in Iraq) or Samara (in Russia). The former appears in the title of the novel Appointment in Samarra (1934) by John O’Hara, which refers to an ancient Babylonian legend about a man trying to evade death. Alternatively, this name could be derived from the word for the winged seeds that grow on trees such as maples and elms.… [more]

Samnang m & f Khmer
Means «luck, fortune» in Khmer.

Samo m Slovene, Medieval Slavic
Meaning uncertain. This was the name of a 7th-century ruler of the Slavs, who established a kingdom including parts of modern Slovenia, Austria, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. He was possibly of Frankish origin.

Sampo m Finnish, Finnish Mythology
Meaning unknown. In Finnish mythology this is the name of a magical artifact (perhaps a mill) created by the smith god Ilmarinen.

Sampson 2 m English
From an English surname that was itself derived from a medieval form of the given name Samson.

Samson m Biblical, English, French, Biblical Latin
From the Hebrew name שִׁמְשׁוֹן (Shimshon), derived from שֶׁמֶשׁ (shemesh) meaning «sun». Samson was an Old Testament hero granted exceptional strength by God. His mistress Delilah betrayed him and cut his hair, stripping him of his power. Thus he was captured by the Philistines, blinded, and brought to their temple. However, in a final act of strength, he pulled down the pillars of the temple upon himself and his captors.… [more]

Samuel m English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Jewish, Biblical
From the Hebrew name שְׁמוּאֵל (Shemu’el) meaning «name of God», from the roots שֵׁם (shem) meaning «name» and אֵל (‘el) meaning «God». Other interpretations have the first root being שָׁמַע (shama’) meaning «to hear» leading to a meaning of «God has heard». As told in the Books of Samuel in the Old Testament, Samuel was the last of the ruling judges. He led the Israelites during a period of domination by the Philistines, who were ultimately defeated in battle at Mizpah. Later he anointed Saul to be the first king of Israel, and even later anointed his successor David.… [more]

Samwise m Literature
Means «simple, half wise» from Old English sam «half» and wis «wise». This is the name of a hobbit in J. R. R. Tolkien’s novel The Lord of the Rings (1954). Samwise Gamgee, often called Sam, is the faithful companion of Frodo on his quest to destroy the One Ring. Samwise is an English-like translation of his true hobbit name Banazîr.

Sanaa f Arabic
Means «brilliance, radiance, splendour» in Arabic.

Sanaz f Persian
Possibly means «full of grace» in Persian.

Sancho m Spanish, Portuguese
Possibly a Spanish and Portuguese form of the Late Latin name Sanctius, which was derived from the word sanctus meaning «saintly, holy». Alternatively, Sancho and Sanctius may be derived from an older Iberian name. This was the name of a 9th-century saint who was martyred by the Moors at Córdoba. It was also borne by several Spanish and Portuguese kings. Miguel de Cervantes used it in his novel Don Quixote (1605), where it belongs to the squire of Don Quixote.

Sandalio m Spanish
Spanish form of Sandalius, possibly a Latinized form of a Gothic name composed of the elements swinþs «strong» and wulfs «wolf». It also nearly coincides with Latin sandalium «sandal». This was the name of a 9th-century Spanish saint martyred by the Moors.

Sandro m Italian, Georgian
Short form of Alessandro (Italian) or Aleksandre (Georgian). Sandro Botticelli was an Italian Renaissance artist, the painter of The Birth of Venus and other famous works.

Sandy m & f English
Originally a diminutive of Alexander. As a feminine name it is a diminutive of Alexandra or Sandra. It can also be given in reference to the colour.

Sanford m English
From an English surname, originally from a place name, which meant «sand ford» in Old English.

Sang m & f Korean
From Sino-Korean 常 (sang) meaning «common, frequent, regular» or other characters that are pronounced similarly.

Sang-Hun m Korean
From Sino-Korean 尚 (sang) meaning «still, yet» combined with 勛 (hun) meaning «meritorious deed, rank». Other hanja characters can form this name as well.

Sango f Popular Culture
Means «coral» in Japanese. This name is used in the Japanese comic book and television show InuYasha.

Sani 1 m Arabic
Means «brilliant, splendid» in Arabic.

Sani 2 m Western African, Hausa
From Arabic ثان (thani) meaning «second». If two or more siblings share the same given name, this name may be appended to that of the second.

Sanjaya m Hinduism
Means «completely victorious, triumphant» in Sanskrit. This is the name of a royal official in the Hindu epic the Mahabharata.

Sansa f Literature
Invented by the author George R. R. Martin for the character of Sansa Stark in his series A Song of Ice and Fire, published beginning 1996, and the television adaptation Game of Thrones (2011-2019).

Santiago m Spanish, Portuguese
Means «Saint James», derived from Spanish santo «saint» combined with Yago, an old Spanish form of James, the patron saint of Spain. This is the name of the capital city of Chile, as well as several other cities in the Spanish-speaking world.

Santo m Italian
Means «saint» in Italian, ultimately from Latin sanctus.

Santos m Spanish
Means «saints» in Spanish. It is used in reference to the Christian festival Día de Todos los Santos (All Saints’ Day) celebrated on November 1.

The United States of America has always influenced how we think and do certain things. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration if someone says that the USA has had an impact on his/her child’s name. Over the years, the USA has introduced many interesting names. Though some of these names have a Latin or English background, they are classic names from the United States.

So, if you are looking for strong American boy names, this article is ideal. Here is a list of cute, classic, interesting American male names.

Unique and Popular American Baby Boy Names

American names are quite popular as they have unique meanings and sound wonderful to the ear. In this list, we have unique and popular American names for baby boys, along with their meanings.

1. Adam

Adam is the oldest name in the world! In the year 1960, it became a famous cowboy name. Even today, the name is famous and used by millions of parents worldwide. The name means “man”.

2. Andrew

The name Andrew is highly appealing and is a true classic. This is an English name, which means “manly” or “brave”.

3. Anthony

Anthony is a renowned American name. However, it was derived from “Antoni”, a Roman name. The name means “highly praiseworthy”.

4. Arthur

Anyone who is in awe of war and history would know that Arthur signifies the knights in a kingdom. This English name translates to “courageous and noble”.

5. Asher

Wouldn’t it be great to hold a baby boy in your arms? Asher would be the most suitable name for your little man, as it means “happy and blessed”.

6. Brandon

Indeed, this is one of the cutest names you can give your baby boy. Brandon means “broom or weed-covered hill”.

7. Benjamin

For generations, parents have named their baby boys “Benjamin”. Maybe this is because the name carries so much significance in the Bible. This name translates to “a favourite son”.

8. Charles

Do you wish your baby boy all the freedom in this world? Do you want him to experience all ups and downs through amazing experiences? If yes, name him Charles. This name means “free man”.

9. Christian

Another interesting yet popular name would be Christian. As suggested by the name, it means “follower of Christ”.

10. Daniel

Daniel is a much-used classic name in America. It means “God” or “judge”.

11. David

The talk about classic names will be incomplete without “David”. The name translates to “beloved”.

12. Eric

If you are hunting for classic and cute names from America for your baby boy, the list will be incomplete without Eric. Eric translates to “everlasting ruler”.

13. Ethan

Every parent would want their baby boy to be strong and blissful all the time. And, that is why you should choose a wise name for your son. Pick Ethan, which translates to “enduring and strong”.

14. Frank

Some believe that the name Frank has a warm and elderly emotion attached to it! After all, many of us would have a grandpa named Frank. This name topped the list of classic names from the 1880s to the 1930s. The name frank means “free one” or “Frenchman”.

15. Fred

Fred is the modern version of Frederick. It means “peace ruler”.

16. George

Just like Fred, the name George was also becoming famous. This is also a mighty name for your baby boy. George means “farmer” or “tiller of soil”.

17. Graham

The name means “gravelled homestead”. Well, if you are looking for an uncommon American name for your baby boy, Graham would be a perfect choice.

18. Henry

Henry is a repeated name in English and American history. Henry translates to “home ruler”.

19. Harry

Another name that means “home ruler” would be Harry. It is a stylish name to choose for your little one.

20. Issac

This name is spelled in multiple ways. One, it can be written as “Issac”. Two, it can also be written as “Isaac”. The choice is left to you! The name means “he will laugh”.

21. Isaiah

If you are looking for a powerful name from the Bible, Isaiah is what you need. Isaiah is a Biblical name that means “God is salvation”.

22. James

Sometimes, the classic names are always interesting and easy to choose from. Who could say no to “James”? This is an English name that translates to “supplanter”.

23. Jonathan

You will find the name Jonathan in the Old Testament of the Bible. Till the late 1950s, the name was used by most American parents. The name means “to give”.

24. Julian

Julian is quite a famous name in America. However, the name has a Greek origin. And, it means “downy bearded”.

25. Jack

Do you want to give your baby boy a cute name? If yes, Jack is a great choice. Jack translates to “God is gracious”.

26. Keith

Though this name hails from the woods of Scotland, it is famous in America. It is a cute name for any baby boy. The name means “wood”.

27. Ken

This is a rare name for boys. The name Ken means “healthy, strong and handsome”. Can you find a better name with a finer meaning for your baby?

28. Louis

Since Kate and William of English royalty named their third child Louis, the name became extremely famous. Louis means “famous warrior”.

29. Leo

Do you want to name your child after a star sign? The name translates to “lion” or “brave people”.

30. Mike

For generations, people have named their baby boys Michael and then cut it short to Mike. Mike means “gift from God”.

31. Max

When you want a short but cute name for your baby boy, “Max” is a perfect choice. Max translates to “greatest”.

32. Nathan

If you have been watching “One Tree Hill”, you will be aware of this fancy name. This is a Native American boy name. Nathan means “He gave”.

33. Noah

Ready to rest your quest for Native American boy names? If yes, pick Noah. Noah is a renowned Biblical name which means “to rest”.

34. Oliver

There is so much significance behind this name, which is repeated in the Bible. The name Oliver means “the olive tree”, which indirectly means “dignity and beauty”.

35. Olin

Olin is an uncommon but cute name for baby boys. There are so many meanings for this rare pick. However, the most common meanings would be “a quake”, “to inherit” or “movement”.

36. Paul

Another Bible name for you to choose from would be “Paul”. This American name translates to “small”.

37. Patrick

For centuries, the name Patrick has been used by parents. This can be attributed to its noble meaning. Patrick means “nobleman”.

38. Quinn

Quinn is a Native American name for baby boys. The name translates to “counsel”.

39. Que

Looking for another different name for your baby boy? There are so many classic American names to look for. And Que is one such name. It means “rock or cliff”.

40. Ryan

Isn’t your baby boy a small prince? Name him Ryan which means “little king”.

41. Robert

With so many Hollywood actors with this name, it means nothing but “bright fame”.

42. Richard

For generations, Richard was a name chosen for the kings. This means “rich, hardy, brave, powerful, and king”.

43. Sean

The talk about cute American names with a classic touch will be incomplete without Sean. This name means “God is gracious”.

44. Stephen

Looking for a name that would crown your son? If yes, pick Stephen, which means “crown”.

45. Shane

Looking for another name that means “God is gracious”? If yes, consider yourself lucky. Shane is a modern name which means the same.

46. Timothy

If you are giving thanks to God for your handsome baby boy, you should pick a name that reflects your mind. Choose Timothy, which means “honouring God”.

47. Thomas

Are you blessed with two baby boys? If yes, name one Thomas, which means “twin”.

48. Theodore

This classic name means “gift of God”.

49. Ula

Indeed, having a baby boy is a blessing from God. This is why you should name him Ula, which means “wealthy”.

50. Uriel

Uriel means “God is my light”. This is a rare and lovely pick for your baby boy.

51. Valentino

Valentino translates to “brave”.

52. Val

Another uncommon American name for a baby boy would be Val. Val means “strong”.

53. William

This is a famous name that translates to “A willing protector”.

54. Will

Some consider Will as the shorter version of William. Nevertheless, Will has a unique meaning. It means “desiring peace”.

55. Xena

Xena means “welcoming and hospitable”.

56. Xavier

Xavier is widely used from the collection of native American Boy names. It translates to “new house or bright”.

57. Yale

This is a beautiful name, probably a name for those who are keen on education! Yale means “fertile upland”.

58. Yoel

Once again, here is a name that shows your love and thanks to God. Yoel means “God prevails or Lord is God”.

59. Zak

The list of cute names will be incomplete without Zak. However, Zak has a deep meaning, which is “God remembers”.

60. Zaki

A classic name that is also unique is Zaki. And, this name translates to “bright and pure”.

Classic and Common American Names for Boys

Below is a wonderful list of the most classic and common American names.

1. Christopher

Greek ancestry gives the name Christopher, “carrying Christ”, to boys. The Greek Cypriot title Christos, which alludes to Christ, is a component of the ancient name Christopher.

2. Donald

Scottish in origin, the name Donald for boys means “proud chief”. The Macdonald clan of Scotland, one of the oldest in the region, respects this ancient name.

3. John

The name John, which means “God is generous”, is of Hebrew origin for men. It is derived from the name “Yohannan”. Despite having biblical roots, it is still a well-liked choice for males worldwide.

4. Joseph

The male name Joseph is of Hebrew origin and frequently appears in the Christian Bible. The name Joseph, which means “Jehovah shall add” in Hebrew, is rooted in several cherished and upright characters.

5. Kenneth

Kenneth is a boy’s name of Scottish origin. It means “good-looking”, among other things. Equally appealing is the alternative, “fire born”.

6. Mark

For boys, the name Mark has Scottish roots. The phrase “committed to Mars” relates to the Roman god of war rather than planetary fervour.

7. Steven

The name Steven is a British-born baby boy’s name. This name, a combination of the Dutch and English names Stefan and Stephen, means “crown” and “wreath”.

Cool American Baby Boy Names

Here is a list of very cool American baby boy names, you will like and admire.

1. Boston

Boston is a baby boy name of British origin meaning “a town by the woods”. 

2. Branson

Branson is a boy’s name of English origin that means “son of the raven”. 

3. Dakota

Dakota is a unisex name of Native American origin, meaning “friend”.

4. Denver

Denver is a gender-neutral name of French and Old English origins, meaning “green valley” or “from Anvers”.

5. Edison

Edison is a male name of English origin, meaning “the son of Edward”.

6. Ford

Ford is a classy American boy name having English origin. It means “dweller at the ford”.

7. Grant

Grant is an English name derived from the French word grand, meaning “tall” or “large”.

8. Hendrix

Hendrix is originally a surname, stemming from the old Germanic name Henry and Heinrich. It means “ruler of the home”.

9. Houston

Houston is a boy name of Scottish, English and Irish origins. It was traditionally used as a last name and means “from Hugh’s town”.

10. Hudson

Hudson is an English name having German roots. It was originally a last name meaning ‘son of Hudd”.

11. Jefferson

Jefferson is a boy’s name of Old English origin, meaning ‘son of Jeffrey”.

12. Knox

The name Knox is a boy’s name of Scottish origin. It means “round hill”. 

13. Lincoln

Lincoln is a surname and masculine given the name of Old English origin that means “lake”.

14. Madden

Madden is often used as a surname and is a gender-neutral name coming from the Irish word Madra which means “little dog”.

15. Memphis

Memphis is a gender-neutral name with Egyptian, Greek, and Native American origins. It means “enduring” and “beautiful”.

16. Orlando

The name Orlando is a boy’s name having Italian origin, meaning “famous throughout the land”.

17. Phoenix

Phoenix is a gender-neutral name of Greek origin that means “purplish-red”.

18. Princeton

Princeton is a classy male name of English origin, meaning “princely town”.

19. Stetson

Stetson is a popular American name with an English origin, meaning ‘son of Stephen”.

Native American Names for Boys & Their Meanings

Here is a wonderful list of Native American names and their beautiful meanings.

1. Ahuli

 Ahuli is a significantly native name for boys. It means “the holy drum”.

2. Atohi

The name Atohi is a name for boys and means “woods”. Atohi is rooted in the name Adahy, derived from the Cherokee language.

3. Diwali

This name is derived from the Sanskrit term Deepavali, which means “row of lights”. The festival generally symbolises the victory of good over evil.

4. Onacona

Onacona is a beautiful name for boys meaning “white owl”. As per popular folklore, owls are very significant to the culture of the Cherokee people. 

5. Sequoyah

Sequoyah is a gender-neutral name of Native American origin meaning ‘sparrow”. It is also believed to be derived from the Cherokee word siqua which means “hog”.

6. Tsiyi

Tsiyi is a unique Cherokee baby name that means “canoe”. As per folklore, it symbolises the indigenous peoples” sovereignty and resilience in their culture and history. 

7. Waya

Waya is a boy’s name that means “wolf”. Waya is a mythical character who pays homage to the wolf, the most respected creature in Native American culture.

Trendy American Boy Names

Parents nowadays love to keep up with the trends. This often comes into play even when it comes to naming their children. Here is a list of trendy American boy names that you can choose from:

1. Adonis

Adonis is a Greek-inspired baby boy’s name. Greek mythology enthusiasts will be familiar with the story of the mortal man who was completely enamoured with the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite.

2. Apollo

Apollo is a Greek-inspired boy’s name that will undoubtedly highlight your child’s ferocious side. Despite the fact that this name signifies “destroyer”, Apollo refers to a legendary character from Greek and Roman mythology.

3. Archie

Archie, the endearing and retro-chic moniker for the Scottish and English Archibald, has earned the right to stand alone. The Old High German word Ercanbald, which means “really courageous, brave”, is where the incredibly elegant and dignified Archibald gets its name.

4. Benicio

Benicio is a Latin baby boy name that means “blessed”. This name is a variation of Benedict, which derives from Benedictus.

5. Bode

Bode is an American-born boy’s name that means “order” or “command”.

6. Bowie

Scottish in origin, the gender-neutral name Bowie means “yellow-haired” or “blond”.

7. Bridger

British-born boys are given the name Bridger. This surname dates to the 14th century and references someone who resided close to a bridge. The name has a significant historical significance in America, bringing this water-loving spirit over the Atlantic.

8. Creed

“Guiding principle”, “doctrine”, or “belief” are the meanings of the Latin and British-derived masculine name “creed”.

9. Eason

Eason, of Scottish origin, is a boy’s name that means ‘son of Adam”.

10. Fox

The name Fox, primarily given to boys and is of British origin, derives from the bushy-tailed wild animal.

11. Franco

The boy’s name Franco comes from the Latin word Francis, which signifies “free man” or “frenchman”.

12. Grey

Grey is a name with British origins that is gender-neutral. This name, which means “grey-haired”, isn”t just for people with silver hair, though! This gender-neutral colour alias has a sense of both elegance and edge.

13. Hakeem

Arabic in origin and infused with intellectual fire, Hakeem is a boy’s name. Hakeem, which derives from the Arabic word hakim, still means ‘smart” and “learned”, implying that the person who bears it is a well of in-depth knowledge.

14. Karim

Karim is an Arabic baby boy’s name. It is derived from the Arabic name Kareem, which means “generous” and “honorable” in the traditional sense.

15. Kenji

Today, Kenji is a suitable name for a young boy who can appear anywhere on the family tree. Kenji was one of many Japanese names indicating a baby’s family position. The trendy-sounding named Kenji, which traditionally means ‘second son”, may have inherited some of the wildness and free-spiritedness of middle children. Additionally, the name implies “clever”, ‘strong”, and “healing”—all admirable qualities to give your child.

16. Kingsley

Kingsley is a man name that has English ancestry. It has Anglo-Saxon origins and has been used for males since the 19th century; its meaning is “king’s meadow”.

17. Kobe

Kobe is a boy’s name with Hungarian roots, a shortened version of Kobi and Coby. But this well-liked name has historical roots all throughout the world and still has many connotations. Biblical times are when the name Kobe is first recorded using the spelling “Koby”. Jacob is given the nickname Koby in both Hebrew and Greek. Kobe means “tortoise” or “turtle” in Swahili.

18. Kye 

Kye, a baby boy with an international name with Welsh, Scandinavian, Greek, and Gaelic roots, will undoubtedly be born prepared for an adventure. This name has various possible meanings because of its varied origins. But one thing is certain: the key to your heart will surely be in the hands of this “keeper of the keys”.

19. Kylo

Kylo is a name of Latin and American roots that is gender-neutral. The Latin word caelum means ‘sky” or “divine”, which is certain to fit a baby’s heavenly soul.

20. Mikael

A boy’s name with Scandinavian roots is Mikael. The Hebrew name Michael is shortened to this name, which means “who resembles God”.

21. Nyall

Niall is a manly name with Irish roots that will instil confidence in the baby. It is derived  from the Old Irish word “niadh”, which means “champion”.

22. Rio

Rio is a name that can be used for either gender and is of Spanish origin. This name, which was inspired by nature, might be ideal for the child who is about to enter your life.

23. Saint

Saint is a name with Latin roots that is gender-neutral. This name, which derives from the Latin word Sanctus and means “holy”, is used by Christians to identify individuals who are near to God.

24. Shepherd

Shepard is a British boy’s name that derives from the Old English sceaphierde, meaning ‘sheep herder”, and denotes a natural leader.

25. Stoker

“One who tends to the fire” is the meaning of the boy’s name Stoker, which is of Christian origin.

26. Zayn

Arabic in origin, the name Zayn is largely a gender-neutral name that means Beautiful and Ornamental.

27. Zyaire

The name Zyaire is of African origin for boys. It is a spelling variation of the word “river”, Zaire.

Undeniably, you have so many beautiful, cute names to choose from. Some of these names are famous in the USA, but they have histories that spread across Roman, Greek and Latin kingdoms. Choosing a name for your baby boy is not an easy task. But, with the right meaning and desire in mind, you will be able to make a great choice!