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31 January 2024

Male Character Names by Theme. An Ultimate Inspiring List.

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Male Character names by Theme

Explore our full 12,000 list of male and female character names in our A-Z collections

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Alphas

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Aarav	Indian, means “peaceful, wisdom”.
Abbott	English, means “father, leader”.
Ace	English, means “one, unity; highest rank”.
Adonis	Greek, associated with masculine beauty and desire.
Ajax	Greek, a mythological hero known for his strength.
Alaric	German, means “ruler of all”.
Aldo	Italian, means “old, wise”.
Alejandro	Spanish, means “defender of men”.
Alistair	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Amari	African, means “strength”.
Andre	French, means “manly, brave”.
Angelo	Italian, means “angel, messenger”.
Apollo	Greek, name of a god associated with the sun and masculinity.
Archer	English, means “bowman”.
Argus	Greek, means “bright, watchful”.
Armando	Italian, means “soldier”.
Armstrong	English, means “strong arms”.
Arsenio	Spanish, means “virile, strong”.
Asher	Hebrew, means “happy, blessed”.
Atlas	Greek, a Titan who held up the heavens, symbolizes strength.
Atticus	Latin, associated with wisdom and masculinity.
Augustus	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Axel	Scandinavian, means “father of peace”.
Barron	English, means “warrior; young warrior”.
Beckett	English, means “beehive, little brook”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bennett	English, means “blessed”.
Blade	English, means “knife, sword”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Blaise	French, means “lisping”.
Blaze	English, means “fire”.
Bodhi	Sanskrit, means “enlightenment, awakening”.
Booker	English, means “scribe”.
Boris	Slavic, means “fight, battle”.
Branson	English, means “son of Brand”.
Brendan	Irish, means “prince”.
Brett	Celtic, means “from Brittany”.
Brock	Celtic, means “badger”.
Bronson	English, means “son of the brown man”.
Bruno	German, means “brown”.
Brutus	Latin, means “heavy, muscular”.
Bryant	Celtic, means “strong, honorable”.
Byron	English, means “barn for cows”.
Cade	English, means “round, barrel”.
Cael	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Caius	Latin, means “rejoice”.
Calder	Scottish, means “rough waters; stream”.
Callahan	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Callum	Scottish, means “dove”.
Camden	English, means “winding valley”.
Cannon	English, means “clergyman”.
Carson	Scottish, means “son of the marsh-dwellers”.
Carter	English, means “cart driver”.
Cassius	Latin, means “hollow”.
Cato	Latin, means “all-knowing”.
Cesar	Spanish, means “head of hair”.
Chance	English, means “good fortune”.
Chase	English, means “to hunt”.
Chaz	English, diminutive of Charles, means “free man”.
Cillian	Irish, means “war, strife”.
Clayton	English, means “clay settlement”.
Cliff	English, means “cliff, slope”.
Clint	English, short for Clinton, means “fenced settlement”.
Cohen	Hebrew, means “priest”.
Colton	English, means “coal town”.
Conan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Conrad	German, means “brave counsel”.
Cooper	English, means “barrel maker”.
Corbin	French, means “raven”.
Cormac	Irish, means “son of charioteer”.
Cruz	Spanish, means “cross”.
Cyrus	Persian, means “sun”.
Daire	Irish, means “fruitful, fertile”.
Dallas	Scottish, means “meadow dwelling”.
Damon	Greek, means “to tame”.
Dane	English, means “from Denmark”.
Darius	Persian, means “possessor of goodness”.
Darrell	English, means “beloved”.
Dash	English, means “to move quickly”.
Dean	English, means “valley”.
Decker	German, means “roofer”.
Delano	French, means “from the alder grove”.
Delmar	Spanish, means “of the sea”.
Demetrius	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Denny	English, diminutive of Dennis, means “follower of Dionysus”.
Desmond	Irish, means “from South Munster”.
Deuce	English, means “two”.
Dexter	Latin, means “right-handed, skilled”.
Diego	Spanish, means “supplanter”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Donavan	Irish, means “dark warrior”.
Drake	English, means “dragon”.
Draven	Invented, inspired by “The Crow”.
Drexel	German, means “to turn”.
Duncan	Scottish, means “dark warrior”.
Easton	English, means “east-facing place”.
Egan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Elan	Hebrew, means “tree”.
Elias	Greek, means “Yahweh is my God”.
Elio	Italian, means “sun”.
Eliseo	Italian, Spanish, means “God is salvation”.
Elon	Hebrew, means “oak tree”.
Emeric	Hungarian, means “power”.
Emery	German, means “brave, powerful”.
Emilio	Spanish, means “rival”.
Enzo	Italian, means “home ruler”.
Eoin	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Ephraim	Hebrew, means “fruitful”.
Erich	German, means “eternal ruler”.
Ermias	Amharic, means “God will rise”.
Ernest	German, means “serious, resolute”.
Errol	English, means “wandering noble”.
Eryx	Greek, a mythological figure associated with boxing.
Euan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Ewan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Ezekiel	Hebrew, means “God will strengthen”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Faustino	Italian, means “lucky”.
Fergus	Irish, means “man of vigor”.
Ferris	Irish, means “rock”.
Finnegan	Irish, means “fair”.
Fintan	Irish, means “white fire”.
Fletcher	English, means “arrow maker”.
Flint	English, means “a stream”.
Floyd	Welsh, means “grey”.
Forrest	English, means “woodsman, forest”.
Fox	English, from the animal, symbolizes cunning.
Franco	Italian, means “free one”.
Gage	French, means “pledge, oath”.
Garrett	German, means “spear strength”.
Garrison	English, means “protection, stronghold”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Gunnar	Norse, means “warrior”.
Gus	English, diminutive of Augustus, means “great, magnificent”.
Hank	American, diminutive of Henry, means “home ruler”.
Harley	English, means “hare’s meadow”.
Harvey	French, means “battle worthy”.
Heath	English, means “the heathland dweller”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Holden	English, means “deep valley”.
Holt	English, means “wood, forest”.
Horatio	Latin, means “timekeeper”.
Hunter	English, means “one who hunts”.
Ian	Scottish, means “the Lord is gracious”.
Idris	Welsh, means “ardent lord”.
Igor	Russian, means “warrior”.
Iker	Basque, means “visitation”.
Ilias	Greek, variant of Elias, means “Yahweh is my God”.
Inigo	Spanish, form of Ignatius, means “fiery”.
Ira	Hebrew, means “watchful”.
Irving	Scottish, means “green river, sea friend”.
Isaac	Hebrew, means “he will laugh, he will rejoice”.
Isaiah	Hebrew, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Ivan	Russian, means “God is gracious”.
Ivar	Norse, means “bow warrior”.
Jacek	Polish, means “hyacinth”.
Jagger	English, means “carter”.
Jairo	Spanish, means “he shines”.
Jaron	Hebrew, means “to cry out”.
Jarvis	English, means “spearman”.
Jaxon	English, modern variant of Jackson.
Jayce	English, modern name, variant of Jace.
Jericho	Arabic, means “city of the moon”.
Jett	English, means “black mineral”.
Joaquin	Spanish, means “lifted by Yahweh”.
Jovan	Slavic, means “God is gracious”.
Jude	English, means “praised”.
Kai	Hawaiian, means “sea”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Kato	African, means “second of twins”.
Keegan	Irish, means “son of Egan”.
Kellan	Irish, means “slender”.
Kenzo	Japanese, means “strong and healthy”.
Kian	Irish, means “ancient”.
Killian	Irish, means “church, strife”.
King	English, signifies “ruler, leader”.
Kingston	English, means “king’s town”.
Knox	Scottish, means “round hill”.
Kobe	African, Japanese, means “tortoise or God’s door”.
Koda	Native American, means “friend”.
Kyler	English, modern invented name.
Kyson	English, modern invented name.
Lachlan	Scottish, means “from the land of lakes”.
Lance	English, means “land”.
Landry	French, means “ruler”.
Lars	Scandinavian, means “crowned with laurel”.
Lathan	English, variant of Nathan, means “He gave”.
Lawson	English, means “son of Lawrence”.
Leander	Greek, means “lion-man”.
Legend	English, connotes a remarkable, famous person.
Leif	Norse, means “heir, descendant”.
Leon	Greek, means “lion”.
Leopold	German, means “brave people”.
Leroy	French, means “the king”.
Lev	Russian, Hebrew, means “heart, lion”.
Liam	Irish, means “strong-willed warrior”.
Lincoln	English, means “town by the pool”.
Lucian	Latin, means “light”.

Adrian	Latin, means “from Hadria”.
Aiden	Irish, means “little and fiery”.
Alexander	Greek, means “defender of men”.
Alonzo	Italian, means “noble and ready”.
Ambrose	Greek, means “immortal”.
Andre	French, means “manly, brave”.
Archer	English, means “bowman”.
Armando	Italian, Spanish, means “soldier”.
Ashton	English, means “ash tree town”.
Augustus	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Barrett	German, means “bear strength”.
Beckett	English, means “beehive, little brook or bee cottage”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bennett	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bentley	English, means “meadow with coarse grass”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Blake	Old English, means “black, pale”.
Braden	Irish, means “salmon”.
Bradley	Old English, means “broad wood”.
Brandon	Old English, means “broom-covered hill”.
Brantley	Old English, means “fire brand, beacon”.
Brenton	Old English, means “from Bryni’s town”.
Broderick	Welsh, means “broad ridge”.
Brooks	English, means “of the brook”.
Bruce	Norman, means “from the brushwood thicket”.
Bryce	Scottish, means “speckled”.
Caden	Welsh, means “spirit of battle”.
Callum	Scottish, means “dove”.
Camden	English, means “winding valley”.
Carter	English, means “cart driver”.
Casey	Irish, means “vigilant in war”.
Chandler	French, means “candle maker”.
Charles	German, means “free man”.
Chase	English, means “hunter”.
Christian	Latin, means “follower of Christ”.
Clayton	English, means “clay settlement”.
Clifford	Old English, means “ford by a cliff”.
Clinton	Old English, means “fenced settlement”.
Cole	English, means “swarthy, coal-black”.
Colin	Gaelic, means “young creature”.
Conrad	German, means “brave counsel”.
Cooper	English, means “barrel maker”.
Corbin	French, means “raven”.
Damian	Greek, means “to tame, subdue”.
Darius	Persian, means “possessor of goodness”.
Declan	Irish, means “man of prayer”.
Derek	German, means “ruler of the people”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Donovan	Irish, means “dark warrior”.
Duncan	Scottish, means “dark warrior”.
Easton	English, means “east-facing place”.
Edward	English, means “wealthy guardian”.
Elias	Greek, means “Yahweh is my God”.
Elliot	English, means “Jehovah is God”.
Emerson	German, means “son of Emery”.
Emmett	Hebrew, English, means “universal” or “truth”.
Ethan	Hebrew, means “firm, strong”.
Everett	English, means “brave as a wild boar”.
Ezra	Hebrew, means “help”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Felix	Latin, means “happy, fortunate”.
Finn	Irish, means “fair or white”.
Fletcher	English, means “arrow maker”.
Flynn	Irish, means “son of the red-haired one”.
Forrest	English, means “woodsman or forest”.
Gabriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Garrett	German, means “spear strength”.
Gavin	Welsh, means “white hawk”.
Geoffrey	German, French, means “pledge of peace”.
George	Greek, means “farmer”.
Gerard	German, means “brave spear”.
Graham	Scottish, means “gravelly homestead”.
Grant	Scottish, means “large”.
Grayson	English, means “son of the grey-haired one”.
Gregory	Greek, means “watchful, alert”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Harrison	English, means “son of Harry”.
Harvey	French, English, means “battle worthy”.
Hayden	English, means “hedged valley”.
Heath	English, means “the heathland dweller”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Henry	German, means “home ruler”.
Holden	English, means “deep valley”.
Hudson	English, means “Hugh’s son”.
Hugo	Latin, means “mind, intellect”.
Hunter	English, means “one who hunts”.
Ian	Scottish, means “the Lord is gracious”.
Isaac	Hebrew, means “he will laugh, he will rejoice”.
Ivan	Russian, means “God is gracious”.
Jackson	English, means “son of Jack”.
Jacob	Hebrew, means “supplanter”.
James	Hebrew, means “supplanter”.
Jasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Jeffrey	German, means “pledge of peace”.
Jeremiah	Hebrew, means “exalted of the Lord”.
Jeremy	English, means “appointed by God”.
Jesse	Hebrew, means “gift”.
Joel	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is God”.
Johnathan	Hebrew, means “gift of Jehovah”.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down”.
Joseph	Hebrew, means “Jehovah will increase”.
Julian	Latin, means “youthful, downy”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Keegan	Irish, means “son of Egan”.
Keith	Scottish, means “wood, forest”.
Kenneth	Gaelic, means “handsome”.
Kevin	Irish, means “handsome, beautiful”.
Kieran	Irish, means “little dark one”.
Killian	Irish, means “church, strife”.
Knox	Scottish, means “round hill”.
Kyle	Gaelic, means “narrow strait”.
Lachlan	Scottish, means “from the land of lakes”.
Lance	English, French, means “land”.
Landon	English, means “long hill”.
Lawrence	Latin, means “from Laurentum”.
Leo	Latin, means “lion”.
Leonard	German, means “lion-hearted”.
Levi	Hebrew, means “joined, attached”.
Liam	Irish, means “strong-willed warrior”.
Lincoln	English, means “town by the pool”.
Logan	Scottish, means “little hollow”.
Lorenzo	Italian, means “from Laurentum”.
Lucas	Latin, means “light, luminous”.
Luke	Greek, means “light-giving”.
Maddox	Welsh, means “fortunate”.
Marcus	Latin, means “dedicated to Mars”.
Marshall	French, means “horse servant”.
Martin	Latin, means “warlike”.
Mason	French, means “stone worker”.
Matthew	Hebrew, means “gift of Yahweh”.
Maximilian	Latin, means “greatest”.
Maxwell	Scottish, means “great stream”.
Micah	Hebrew, means “who is like the Lord”.
Michael	Hebrew, means “who is like God”.
Miles	Latin, means “soldier”.
Milo	German, means “merciful”.
Mitchell	English, means “who is like God”.
Morgan	Welsh, means “sea-born”.
Nathaniel	Hebrew, means “gift of God”.
Neil	Gaelic, means “cloud”.
Nelson	English, means “son of Neil”.
Nicholas	Greek, means “victory of the people”.
Nolan	Irish, means “noble”.
Oliver	Latin, means “olive tree”.
Owen	Welsh, means “young warrior”.
Parker	English, means “park keeper”.
Patrick	Latin, means “nobleman”.
Paul	Latin, means “small, humble”.
Paxton	English, means “peace town”.
Peter	Greek, means “rock”.
Philip	Greek, means “lover of horses”.
Pierce	English, means “rock”.
Porter	English, means “gatekeeper”.
Preston	English, means “priest’s town”.
Quentin	Latin, means “fifth”.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Rafael	Hebrew, means “God has healed”.
Raymond	German, means “wise protector”.
Reed	English, means “red-haired”.
Reese	Welsh, means “ardor”.
Reginald	Latin, means “counsel power”.
Reid	Scottish, means “red-haired”.
Rhett	English, means “advice”.
Richard	German, means “strong in rule”.
Riley	Irish, means “valiant”.
Robert	German, means “bright fame”.
Roman	Latin, means “from Rome”.
Ronan	Irish, means “little seal”.
Rowan	Gaelic, means “little redhead”.
Russell	French, means “red-haired”.
Ryan	Irish, means “little king”.
Ryder	English, means “knight, mounted warrior”.
Samuel	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Sawyer	English, means “woodcutter”.
Scott	Scottish, means “from Scotland”.
Sean	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Sebastian	Greek, means “venerable”.
Seth	Hebrew, means “appointed”.
Shane	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Shawn	Irish, variant of Sean.
Simon	Hebrew, means “he has heard”.
Spencer	English, means “steward”.
Stanley	English, means “stone clearing”.
Stefan	Slavic, means “crown, wreath”.
Stephen	Greek, means “crown”.
Sterling	English, means “little star”.
Steven	English, variant of Stephen.
Stuart	Scottish, means “steward”.
Sullivan	Irish, means “dark-eyed”.
Tanner	English, means “leather worker”.
Tate	English, means “cheerful”.
Taylor	English, means “tailor”.
Theodore	Greek, means “gift of God”.
Thomas	Aramaic, means “twin”.
Timothy	Greek, means “honoring God”.
Tobias	Hebrew, means “God is good”.
Todd	English, means “fox”.
Travis	French, means “to cross over”.
Trent	Latin, means “gushing waters”.
Trevor	Welsh, means “large settlement”.

Abel	Hebrew, means “breath”.
Adler	German, means “eagle”.
Aimon	French, means “home, fatherland”.
Alain	French, means “handsome”.
Alden	English, means “old friend”.
Alistair	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Amias	Latin, means “loved”.
Anakin	American, origin from Star Wars, means “warrior”.
Anders	Scandinavian, means “strong, manly”.
Ansel	German, means “with divine protection”.
Arden	English, means “valley of the eagle”.
Ariel	Hebrew, means “lion of God”.
Arjen	Dutch, means “eagle”.
Arlen	Gaelic, means “pledge, oath”.
Arran	Scottish, from the Isle of Arran.
Ashwin	Indian, means “light”.
Atticus	Latin, from “To Kill a Mockingbird”, means “from Attica”.
Auberon	French, means “noble or bearlike”.
Auden	English, means “old friend”.
Aurelius	Latin, means “the golden one”.
Avi	Hebrew, means “my father”.
Baird	Scottish, means “poet”.
Ballard	German, means “bold, strong”.
Barnaby	English, means “son of consolation”.
Barrett	German, means “bear strength”.
Basil	Greek, means “king”.
Bastien	French, diminutive of Sebastian, means “venerable”.
Bayard	French, means “auburn-haired”.
Beauden	French, modern invented name.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Benji	English, diminutive of Benjamin, means “son of the right hand”.
Bertrand	German, means “bright shield”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Bowen	Welsh, means “son of Owen”.
Bram	Dutch, means “father of multitudes”.
Brennan	Irish, means “teardrop” or “sorrow”.
Brent	English, means “holy one”.
Bret	English, means “from Brittany”.
Brogan	Irish, means “sturdy shoe”.
Bryson	Welsh, means “son of Brice”.
Cadoc	Welsh, means “battle”.
Caedmon	English, means “warrior”.
Caius	Latin, means “rejoice”.
Calixto	Greek, means “very handsome”.
Callahan	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Camdyn	English, variant of Camden, means “winding valley”.
Canaan	Biblical, means “lowland”.
Carlin	Gaelic, means “little champion”.
Carmine	Italian, means “song”.
Caspar	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Cassian	Latin, means “hollow”.
Cedric	Celtic, means “bounty”.
Celio	Italian, means “heaven”.
Ciaran	Irish, means “little dark one”.
Clancy	Irish, means “red warrior”.
Clarke	English, means “clerk, scholar”.
Claude	French, means “lame”.
Clement	Latin, means “merciful, gentle”.
Cobalt	German, from the element, symbolizes strength.
Conall	Gaelic, means “strong wolf”.
Conrad	German, means “bold counsel”.
Corin	Latin, means “spear”.
Cormac	Irish, means “charioteer”.
Cornelius	Latin, means “horn”.
Cosmo	Greek, means “order, beauty”.
Coulson	English, means “son of Cole”.
Curran	Irish, means “dagger”.
Cyril	Greek, means “lordly, masterful”.
Dallin	English, means “from the valley”.
Darcy	French, means “dark one”.
Darian	Persian, means “upholder of the good”.
Darrell	English, means “beloved”.
Darwin	English, means “dear friend”.
Daxton	English, modern invented name.
Declan	Irish, means “full of goodness”.
Delmar	Spanish, means “of the sea”.
Demian	Greek, means “to tame”.
Denzel	English, means “from a small fortress”.
Deon	Greek, variant of Dion, means “of Zeus”.
Desmond	Irish, means “from South Munster”.
Devlin	Irish, means “unlucky”.
Dexter	Latin, means “right-handed, skilled”.
Dorian	Greek, means “of Doris”.
Dougal	Gaelic, means “dark stranger”.
Drake	English, means “dragon”.
Driscoll	Irish, means “descendant of the messenger”.
Duane	Gaelic, means “dark, swarthy”.
Duncan	Scottish, means “dark warrior”.
Eamon	Irish, means “wealthy protector”.
Eben	Hebrew, means “stone of help”.
Edric	English, means “wealthy ruler”.
Efrain	Hebrew, means “fruitful”.
Egbert	German, means “bright edge”.
Elio	Italian, means “sun”.
Elton	English, means “Ella’s town”.
Emery	German, means “brave, powerful”.
Emrys	Welsh, means “immortal”.
Ender	Turkish, means “extremely rare”.
Enzo	Italian, diminutive of Lorenzo, means “from Laurentum”.
Errol	Scottish, means “to wander”.
Espen	Scandinavian, means “god bear”.
Esteban	Spanish, means “crowned”.
Euan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Evander	Greek, means “good man”.
Everett	English, means “brave as a wild boar”.
Ewan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Ezekiel	Hebrew, means “God strengthens”.
Fabio	Italian, means “bean grower”.
Faolan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Farley	English, means “fern clearing”.
Fergus	Gaelic, means “man of vigor”.
Finlay	Scottish, means “fair warrior”.
Finnegan	Irish, means “fair”.
Fintan	Irish, means “white fire”.
Fletcher	English, means “arrow maker”.
Florian	Latin, means “flowering”.
Forbes	Scottish, means “field”.
Ford	English, means “river crossing”.
Forrest	English, means “woodsman, forest”.
Fraser	Scottish, means “strawberry”.
Gannon	Irish, means “fair-skinned”.
Gareth	Welsh, means “gentle”.
Garret	German, means “spear strength”.
Garrick	English, means “spear rule”.
Gavriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Geoff	English, short for Geoffrey, means “pledge of peace”.
Gerard	German, means “spear strength”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Gil	Hebrew, means “joy, happiness”.
Giles	Greek, means “young goat”.
Gilroy	Gaelic, means “son of the red-haired man”.
Gino	Italian, short for Luigino, means “famous warrior”.
Giovanni	Italian, means “God is gracious”.
Gordan	Slavic, means “hill near meadows”.
Grady	Irish, means “noble”.
Graham	Scottish, means “gravelly homestead”.
Grant	Scottish, means “large”.
Gray	English, means “grey-haired”.
Greer	Scottish, means “watchful, vigilant”.
Griffith	Welsh, means “strong grip”.
Grover	English, means “lives near a grove”.
Guy	French, means “guide, leader”.
Hadrian	Latin, means “dark-haired”.
Hale	English, means “hero; from the hall”.
Hamish	Scottish, means “supplanter”.
Harlan	German, means “rocky land”.
Harper	English, means “harp player”.
Harris	English, means “son of Harry”.
Harvey	French, means “battle worthy”.
Heath	English, means “the heathland dweller”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Hendrik	Dutch, means “home ruler”.
Henrik	Scandinavian, means “home ruler”.
Herbert	German, means “bright army”.
Herman	German, means “army man”.
Hershel	Yiddish, means “deer”.
Hiram	Hebrew, means “exalted brother”.
Holden	English, means “deep valley”.
Hollis	English, means “holly trees”.
Horace	Latin, means “timekeeper”.
Howard	English, means “heart brave”.
Hudson	English, means “Hugh’s son”.
Hugo	Latin, means “mind, intellect”.
Humphrey	German, means “peaceful warrior”.
Huntley	English, means “meadow of the hunter”.
Idris	Welsh, means “ardent lord”.
Ignatius	Latin, means “fiery one”.
Iker	Basque, means “visitation”.
Inigo	Spanish, form of Ignatius.
Ira	Hebrew, means “watchful”.
Irving	Scottish, means “green river, sea friend”.
Isaias	Spanish, form of Isaiah, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Ives	French, means “yew wood”.
Ivor	Scandinavian, means “bow warrior”.
Jacek	Polish, means “hyacinth”.
Jago	Cornish, means “supplanter”.
Jarvis	English, means “spearman”.
Jasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Javier	Spanish, means “castle, new house”.
Jeffery	English, variant of Geoffrey, means “pledge of peace”.
Jerome	Greek, means “sacred name”.
Joel	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is God”.
Jonas	Greek, means “dove”.
Jorah	Hebrew, means “early rain”.
Jovan	Slavic, means “God is gracious”.
Jude	English, means “praised”.
Julian	Latin, means “youthful”.
Julius	Latin, means “downy-bearded”.
Justice	English, means “righteous, just”.
Kael	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Kai	Hawaiian, means “sea”.
Kairo	Modern, means “victorious”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Kasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Keane	Irish, means “fighter, sharp”.
Keaton	English, means “place of hawks”.
Keenan	Irish, means “ancient”.
Keith	Scottish, means “wood”.
Kellan	Irish, means “slender”.
Kelvin	English, means “friend of ships” or “from the narrow river”.

Ace	English, means “one, unity; highest rank”.
Alec	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Alexei	Russian, means “defender”.
Amos	Hebrew, means “carried; burden”.
Andrei	Russian, means “manly, brave”.
Angelo	Italian, means “angel”.
Arlo	Old English, origin uncertain, possibly “fortified hill”.
Asher	Hebrew, means “happy, blessed”.
Axel	Scandinavian, means “father of peace”.
Blade	English, means “knife, sword”.
Blaise	French, means “lisping”.
Blaze	English, means “fire”.
Boris	Slavic, means “fight, battle”.
Boyd	Scottish, means “blond”.
Brock	Celtic, means “badger”.
Bruno	German, means “brown”.
Cade	English, means “round, barrel”.
Cain	Hebrew, means “acquired”.
Cal	English, diminutive of Calvin, means “bald”.
Callan	Gaelic, means “battle, rock”.
Cash	English, means “hollow”.
Cassius	Latin, means “hollow”.
Chance	English, means “good fortune”.
Chase	English, means “to hunt”.
Cian	Irish, means “ancient”.
Clay	English, means “clay worker”.
Clint	English, short for Clinton, means “fenced settlement”.
Cobra	English, from the snake, symbolizes danger.
Colt	English, means “young horse”.
Conan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Cruz	Spanish, means “cross”.
Cyrus	Persian, means “sun”.
Dace	English, means “of the nobility”.
Dallas	Scottish, means “meadow dwelling”.
Dane	English, means “from Denmark”.
Dante	Italian, means “enduring”.
Dario	Italian, means “possess well”.
Dash	English, means “to move quickly”.
Dean	English, means “valley”.
Deke	English, short for Deacon, means “dusty one; servant”.
Dexter	Latin, means “right-handed, skilled”.
Diego	Spanish, means “supplanter”.
Dirk	Dutch, means “ruler of the people”.
Drake	English, means “dragon”.
Draven	Invented, inspired by “The Crow”.
Duke	English, means “leader”.
Dwayne	Gaelic, means “dark, black”.
Easton	English, means “east-facing place”.
Egan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Elian	Hebrew, means “my God has answered”.
Eliseo	Italian, Spanish, means “God is salvation”.
Enzo	Italian, means “home ruler”.
Ezra	Hebrew, means “help”.
Falcon	English, from the bird, symbolizes freedom and speed.
Finn	Irish, means “fair”.
Flint	English, means “a stream”.
Fox	English, from the animal, symbolizes cunning.
Franco	Italian, means “free one”.
Gage	French, means “pledge, oath”.
Garrett	German, means “spear strength”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Gunnar	Norse, means “warrior”.
Gus	English, diminutive of Augustus, means “great, magnificent”.
Hank	American, diminutive of Henry, means “home ruler”.
Harley	English, means “hare’s meadow”.
Heath	English, means “the heathland dweller”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Hunter	English, means “one who hunts”.
Ike	Hebrew, diminutive of Isaac, means “he will laugh”.
Ivan	Russian, means “God is gracious”.
Jace	English, diminutive of Jason, means “healer”.
Jagger	English, means “carter”.
Jax	English, modern invented name.
Jett	English, means “black gemstone”.
Kade	Scottish, means “from the wetlands”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Keanu	Hawaiian, means “cool breeze over the mountains”.
Keir	Gaelic, means “dark-skinned”.
Kellan	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Kenji	Japanese, means “strong, healthy second son”.
Knox	Scottish, means “round hill”.
Koda	Native American, means “friend”.
Lance	English, means “land”.
Larkin	Irish, means “rough, fierce”.
Laszlo	Hungarian, means “glorious ruler”.
Lawson	English, means “son of Lawrence”.
Ledger	English, occupational name.
Leon	Greek, means “lion”.
Levi	Hebrew, means “joined, attached”.
Lex	Greek, short for Alexander, means “defender of men”.
Loki	Norse Mythology, the trickster god.
Luca	Italian, means “from Lucania”.
Lucian	Latin, means “light”.
Maddox	Welsh, means “fortunate”.
Magnus	Latin, means “great”.
Malik	Arabic, means “king”.
Marco	Italian, means “warlike”.
Marek	Czech, Polish, means “warlike”.
Mario	Italian, means “warlike”.
Marshall	French, means “horse servant”.
Mason	French, means “stone worker”.
Matteo	Italian, means “gift of God”.
Max	Latin, means “greatest”.
Maximus	Latin, means “greatest”.
Micah	Hebrew, means “who is like the Lord”.
Milo	German, means “merciful”.
Nash	English, means “by the ash tree”.
Nico	Greek, means “victory of the people”.
Nikolai	Russian, means “victory of the people”.
Nixon	English, means “son of Nicholas”.
Nolan	Irish, means “noble”.
Orson	English, means “bear cub”.
Oscar	Norse, means “God spear”.
Otto	German, means “wealth, fortune”.
Phoenix	Greek, means “dark red”.
Pierce	English, means “son of Piers”.
Pike	English, from the spear or fish.
Quinn	Irish, means “descendant of Conn”.
Rafael	Hebrew, means “God has healed”.
Raiden	Japanese, means “thunder and lightning”.
Ransom	English, means “warrior’s shield”.
Reed	English, means “red-haired”.
Reese	Welsh, means “ardor”.
Rex	Latin, means “king”.
Rhett	English, means “advice”.
Riker	German, means “rich”.
Rio	Spanish, means “river”.
Roman	Latin, means “from Rome”.
Ronin	Japanese, means “samurai without a master”.
Rowan	Gaelic, means “little redhead”.
Royce	English, means “son of the king”.
Ryder	English, means “knight, mounted warrior”.
Ryker	Danish, means “strength”.
Samson	Hebrew, means “sun”.
Saul	Hebrew, means “asked for, prayed for”.
Sawyer	English, means “woodcutter”.
Saxon	German, means “sword”.
Scipio	Latin, historical military leader.
Seth	Hebrew, means “appointed”.
Shade	English, metaphorical meaning.
Silas	Latin, means “wood, forest”.
Simeon	Hebrew, means “he has heard”.
Slade	English, means “valley”.
Slater	English, means “slate worker”.
Sonny	English, means “son”.
Soren	Danish, means “stern”.
Stark	German, means “strong”.
Steele	English, means “like steel”.
Stone	English, symbolizes strength.
Storm	English, means “tempest”.
Sullivan	Irish, means “dark-eyed”.
Tadeo	Spanish, means “heart”.
Talon	French, means “large claw of a bird of prey”.
Tate	Norse, means “cheerful”.
Teague	Irish, means “poet, philosopher”.
Thane	Scottish, means “clan chieftain”.
Thor	Norse Mythology, the god of thunder.
Tiberius	Latin, means “of the Tiber”.
Titan	Greek, means “of the Titans”.
Tobias	Hebrew, means “God is good”.
Trace	English, means “to find or discover”.
Trent	Latin, means “gushing waters”.
Trey	English, means “three”.
Tristan	Celtic, means “sorrowful”.
Troy	Greek, refers to the ancient city.
Tucker	English, means “cloth softener”.
Ty	English, short for Tyler or Tyson, means “tile maker” or “firebrand”.
Vance	English, means “marshland”.
Vaughn	Welsh, means “small”.
Vesper	Latin, means “evening star”.
Victor	Latin, means “conqueror”.
Viggo	Scandinavian, means “war”.
Vince	Latin, short for Vincent, means “to conquer”.
Wade	English, means “to go”.
Walker	English, means “cloth-walker”.
Waylon	English, means “land beside the road”.
Wesley	English, means “western meadow”.
West	English, means “western stream”.
Wilder	English, means “wild animal”.
Wolf	German, means “wolf”.
Wyatt	English, means “brave in war”.
Xander	Greek, short for Alexander, means “defender of men”.
Xavier	Arabic, means “bright, splendid”.
Yael	Hebrew, means “mountain goat”.
Yorick	Scandinavian, means “farmer”.
Zade	Arabic, short for Zaid, means “increase, growth”.
Zane	English, possibly means “God is gracious”.
Zayn	Arabic, means “beauty, grace”.
Zeke	Hebrew, short for Ezekiel, means “God will strengthen”.
Zen	Japanese, refers to a Buddhist sect.
Zephyr	Greek, means “west wind”.
Zeus	Greek, the chief of the Greek gods.
Zion	Hebrew, means “highest point”.
Zoltan	Hungarian, means “life”.
Zoran	Slavic, means “dawn, daybreak”.
Zorro	Spanish, means “fox”, known from the fictional character.

Aarav	Indian, “peaceful.”
Abd al-Hakim	Arabic, “servant of the wise.”
Abelard	German, “noble strength.”
Adelmo	German, “noble protector.”
Aesop	Greek, “legendary storyteller.”
Agamemnon	Greek, “very resolute.”
Ahura Mazda	Persian, “wise lord” in Zoroastrianism.
Akecheta	Native American, “fighter.”
Alaric	Germanic, “all-powerful ruler.”
Albert	German, “noble, bright.”
Albus	Latin, “white,” symbolising wisdom.
Alden	English, “wise friend.”
Alejandro	Spanish, “defender of mankind.”
Alexei	Russian, “defender.”
Alfarin	Norse, “wise elf.”
Alfrid	Old English, “wise counsel.”
Altair	Arabic, “the flyer,” often associated with knowledge.
Amadeus	Latin, “lover of God.”
Ananda	Sanskrit, “bliss.”
Anselm	German, “divine helmet.”
Aristotle	Greek, “best purpose,” famous philosopher.
Asa	Hebrew, “healer” or “physician.”
Asher	Hebrew, “happy, blessed.”
Aslan	Turkish, “lion,” symbolic of strength and wisdom.
Atticus	Latin, “from Attica,” known from literature as wise and moral.
Aurelius	Latin, “golden,” representing wisdom and respect.
Avicenna	Persian, “famous philosopher and scientist.”
Balder	Norse, “prince, lord,” a god known for his fairness and wisdom.
Balthazar	Phoenician, “Baal protects the King,” one of the three wise men.
Baruch	Hebrew, “blessed.”
Benedict	Latin, “blessed.”
Bertrand	German, “bright raven,” symbolising wisdom.
Bodhi	Sanskrit, “enlightenment.”
Brahma	Hindu, “creator god” in Hinduism.
Brigham	Old English, “from the bridge settlement,” symbolising connection and guidance.
Cadmus	Greek, “from the east,” known for sowing dragon’s teeth.
Cai	Welsh, “rejoice,” known from Arthurian legends.
Calder	Scottish, “rough waters,” symbolising a guiding force.
Cedric	Celtic, “bounty pattern,” a wise leader.
Chandra	Sanskrit, “moon,” symbolising calmness and reflection.
Confucius	Latinised, “Kong Fuzi,” famous Chinese philosopher.
Cuthbert	English, “famous, bright.”
Dacian	Latin, “from Dacia,” associated with ancient wisdom.
Dalai Lama	Tibetan, “ocean of wisdom,” a spiritual leader.
Dante	Italian, “enduring,” famous for his wise writings.
Darwin	English, “dear friend,” associated with intellectual evolution.
Dashrath	Sanskrit, “ten chariots,” known as a wise king in Indian mythology.
Deepak	Sanskrit, “lamp, light,” symbolising enlightenment.
Desmond	Irish, “man of knowledge.”
Deucalion	Greek, “new wine sailor,” known for his survival and wisdom.
Edmund	English, “prosperity, protection.”
Einstein	German, “one stone,” associated with intelligence and insight.
Elazar	Hebrew, “God has helped.”
Eli	Hebrew, “ascended, uplifted.”
Eliot	English, “Jehovah is God,” associated with wisdom and learning.
Emerson	German, “son of Emery,” symbolising strength and wisdom.
Emrys	Welsh, “immortal,” another name for Merlin.
Enoch	Hebrew, “dedicated,” known for his wisdom.
Epictetus	Greek, “acquired,” a Greek Stoic philosopher.
Erasmus	Greek, “desired,” known for his scholarly wisdom.
Faisal	Arabic, “judge,” a name symbolising wisdom and fairness.
Farid	Arabic, “unique,” symbolising rarity and wisdom.
Fintan	Irish, “white fire,” symbolising knowledge and purity.
Francis	Latin, “Frenchman,” known for Saint Francis’ wisdom.
Freyr	Norse, “lord,” associated with sacred kingship.
Galen	Greek, “calm,” a famous ancient physician.
Gandalf	Norse, “wand elf,” a wise character in Tolkien’s works.
Gaspar	Persian, “treasurer,” one of the three wise men.
Gautama	Sanskrit, “descendant of Gotama,” the Buddha.
Giles	Greek, “young goat,” symbolising agility and wisdom.
Gregory	Greek, “watchful, alert.”
Guillaume	French, “with gilded helmet.”
Gustav	Swedish, “staff of the Goths,” symbolising leadership.
Habib	Arabic, “beloved,” symbolising a nurturing mentor.
Hamza	Arabic, “steadfast.”
Hanuman	Sanskrit, “disfigured jaw,” a wise and powerful deity in Hinduism.
Haroun	Arabic, “exalted, high mountain.”
Hassan	Arabic, “handsome,” known for wisdom and attractiveness.
Hermes	Greek, “interpreter,” messenger god known for his cunning.
Horace	Latin, “timekeeper,” known for his philosophical writings.
Idris	Welsh/Arabic, “interpreter” or “to learn.”
Immanuel	Hebrew, “God is with us.”
Isaac	Hebrew, “he will laugh, he will rejoice.”
Isaiah	Hebrew, “salvation of the Lord.”
Ishmael	Hebrew, “God will hear.”
Isocrates	Greek, “equal power,” an ancient rhetorician.
Ivar	Norse, “bow warrior,” symbolising strategic wisdom.
Jabari	Swahili, “brave one.”
Jafar	Arabic, “stream.”
Jahangir	Persian, “world conqueror,” known for wisdom and justice.
Jalal	Arabic, “greatness.”
Jamal	Arabic, “beauty,” symbolising inner beauty and wisdom.
Janus	Roman, “archway,” god of beginnings, gates, transitions, time, duality, doorways, passages, and endings.
Jarvis	Germanic, “spearman,” symbolising protection and guidance.
Javier	Spanish, “bright.”
Jayachandra	Sanskrit, “victory moon.”
Jehan	Persian, “world,” associated with global wisdom.
Jethro	Hebrew, “excellence.”
Jibril	Arabic, “God is my strength,” the angel Gabriel in Islamic tradition.
Jiro	Japanese, “second son,” symbolising tradition and continuity.
Kahlil	Arabic, “friend.”
Kairo	Egyptian, “victorious one.”
Keanu	Hawaiian, “cool breeze over the mountains.”
Khalil	Arabic, “friend.”
Khidr	Arabic, “the Green One,” a wise figure in Islamic tradition.
Kofi	African, “born on Friday,” associated with wisdom and experience.
Krishna	Sanskrit, “black, dark,” a major deity in Hinduism known for wisdom.
Kumar	Sanskrit, “prince.”
Lao Tzu	Chinese, “Old Master,” an ancient Chinese philosopher and writer.
Latif	Arabic, “gentle, kind.”
Leonidas	Greek, “lion’s son.”
Llewellyn	Welsh, “leader.”
Lobsang	Tibetan, “kind-hearted.”
Lugh	Irish, “shining one,” a deity of the sun and light.
Lysander	Greek, “liberator.”
Mael	Breton, “prince.”
Magnus	Latin, “great.”
Mahdi	Arabic, “guided one.”
Malachy	Hebrew, “my messenger.”
Manfred	German, “man of peace.”
Mansur	Arabic, “victorious.”
Marco	Latin, “warlike.”
Martin	Latin, “warrior of Mars.”
Mateo	Spanish, “gift of God.”
Matthias	Greek, “gift of God.”
Maximus	Latin, “greatest.”
Mehmet	Turkish, “praised.”
Menelaus	Greek, “withstanding the people.”
Merlin	Welsh, “sea fortress,” a legendary wizard.
Mikhail	Russian, “who is like God?”
Miles	Latin, “soldier,” symbolising protection and guidance.
Milo	Germanic, “gracious,” “soldier,” or “famous.”
Miroslav	Slavic, “peaceful glory.”
Moksha	Sanskrit, “liberation,” freedom from the cycle of rebirth.
Musa	Arabic, “Moses,” a prophet known for wisdom.
Nadir	Arabic, “dear,” “rare.”
Naim	Arabic, “tranquility.”
Napoleon	Greek, “lion of the new city.”
Nasir	Arabic, “helper.”
Nathan	Hebrew, “he gave.”
Nathaniel	Hebrew, “gift of God.”
Navid	Persian, “good news.”
Nestor	Greek, “homecoming,” known for his wisdom in the “Iliad.”
Nicholas	Greek, “victory of the people.”
Nigel	Latin, “dark cloud.”
Noam	Hebrew, “pleasantness.”
Nolan	Irish, “noble.”
Numair	Arabic, “panther.”
Odin	Norse, the chief god in Norse mythology, associated with wisdom, healing, death, royalty, the gallows, knowledge, battle, sorcery, poetry, frenzy, and the runic alphabet.
Omar	Arabic, “flourishing, long-lived.”
Orpheus	Greek, “the darkness of night,” known for his enchanting music.
Oscar	Irish, “deer lover.”
Osman	Turkish, “baby bustard.”
Ovid	Latin, “sheep.”
Pascal	Latin, “related to Easter.”
Patrick	Latin, “nobleman.”
Paul	Latin, “small,” “humble.”
Percival	French, “pierce the valley,” a knight of the Round Table.
Philemon	Greek, “affectionate.”
Plato	Greek, “broad-shouldered,” an ancient philosopher.
Pranav	Sanskrit, “sacred syllable Om.”
Qadir	Arabic, “capable.”
Quentin	Latin, “fifth.”
Rafferty	Irish, “abundance provider.”
Rajesh	Sanskrit, “king.”
Ralph	English, “wolf counsel.”
Raman	Sanskrit, “pleasing.”
Ramiro	Germanic, “renowned counselor.”
Rashid	Arabic, “rightly guided.”
Raymond	Germanic, “wise protector.”
Redmond	Irish, “wise protector.”
Reuben	Hebrew, “behold, a son.”
Rishi	Sanskrit, “sage,” “poet.”
Roland	French/German, “famous throughout the land.”
Rostam	Persian, “tall,” “strong,” a hero in Persian epic poetry.
Rupert	German, “bright fame.”
Russell	French, “red-haired,” “fox-coloured.”
Ryan	Irish, “little king.”
Sadhguru	Sanskrit, “true guru.”
Salvador	Spanish, “saviour.”
Samson	Hebrew, “sun.”
Santiago	Spanish, “Saint James.”
Sargon	Akkadian, “true king.”
Saul	Hebrew, “asked for,” “prayed for.”
Sebastian	Greek, “venerable.”
Seth	Hebrew, “appointed.”
Shalom	Hebrew, “peace.”
Shiva	Sanskrit, “auspicious,” a major Hindu deity.
Sigmund	Germanic, “victorious protection.”
Silvanus	Roman, “of the forest.”
Simon	Hebrew, “he has heard.”
Socrates	Greek, “whole, unwounded,” an ancient philosopher.
Solomon	Hebrew, “peace.”
Soren	Danish, “stern.”
Stefan	Greek, “crown.”
Surya	Sanskrit, “sun,” a solar deity.
Tadeo	Spanish, “praise.”
Thales	Greek, “to blossom,” a pre-Socratic philosopher.
Theodor	Greek, “gift of God.”
Ulysses	Latin, “wrathful,” the hero of Homer’s “Odyssey.”

Achilles	Greek, a warrior hero in Greek mythology.
Adair	Scottish, means “oak tree ford”.
Adler	German, means “eagle”.
Aedan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Alastair	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Aldric	German, means “old ruler”.
Alexei	Russian, means “defender”.
Alonzo	Italian, means “noble and ready”.
Altair	Arabic, means “the flying eagle”.
Anatoly	Russian, means “sunrise”.
Andor	Norse, means “eagle of Thor”.
Angus	Gaelic, means “one strength”.
Ansel	German, means “with divine protection”.
Anton	Russian, means “priceless”.
Arden	English, means “valley of the eagle”.
Argus	Greek, means “shining”.
Aristotle	Greek, means “best purpose”.
Armand	French, means “soldier”.
Armstrong	English, means “strong arms”.
Arnulf	German, means “eagle wolf”.
Arturo	Italian, means “noble, courageous”.
Asa	Hebrew, means “healer”.
Ash	English, short for Asher, means “happy, blessed”.
Ashwin	Indian, means “light”.
August	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Aurelius	Latin, means “golden”.
Aziel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Balthazar	Phoenician, means “Baal protects the king”.
Bastian	Greek, diminutive of Sebastian, means “venerable”.
Baxter	English, means “baker”.
Beckett	English, means “beehive, little brook”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bertram	German, means “bright raven”.
Blade	English, means “knife, sword”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Blaise	French, means “lisping”.
Boris	Slavic, means “fight, battle”.
Braxton	English, means “Brock’s town”.
Breccan	Irish, means “freckled”.
Brenner	German, means “burner, torch”.
Brock	Celtic, means “badger”.
Broderick	Welsh, means “broad ridge”.
Bronson	English, means “son of the brown man”.
Brutus	Latin, means “heavy, muscular”.
Byron	English, means “barn for cows”.
Caelan	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Cai	Welsh, means “rejoice”.
Cain	Hebrew, means “acquired”.
Calder	Scottish, means “rough waters”.
Callahan	Irish, means “bright-headed”.
Callan	Gaelic, means “battle, rock”.
Callum	Scottish, means “dove”.
Calum	Scottish, variant of Callum.
Camilo	Spanish, means “young ceremonial attendant”.
Caradoc	Welsh, means “beloved”.
Carrick	Gaelic, means “rock”.
Casimir	Slavic, means “destroyer of peace”.
Cassian	Latin, means “hollow”.
Cassius	Latin, means “hollow”.
Castiel	Modern, invented name.
Cato	Latin, means “all-knowing”.
Cedric	Celtic, means “bounty”.
Cesar	Spanish, means “head of hair”.
Chance	English, means “good fortune”.
Chandler	French, means “candle maker”.
Channing	English, means “young wolf”.
Chase	English, means “to hunt”.
Christian	Latin, means “follower of Christ”.
Cillian	Irish, means “war, strife”.
Ciro	Italian, means “sun”.
Claudio	Italian, means “lame, enclosed”.
Clayton	English, means “clay settlement”.
Clement	Latin, means “merciful, gentle”.
Colm	Irish, means “dove”.
Conan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Conlan	Irish, means “hero”.
Connell	Irish, means “strong wolf”.
Connor	Irish, means “lover of hounds”.
Constantine	Latin, means “constant, steadfast”.
Corbin	French, means “raven”.
Cormac	Irish, means “son of charioteer”.
Cornelius	Latin, means “horn”.
Cosmo	Greek, means “order, beauty”.
Cullen	Irish, means “handsome”.
Curran	Irish, means “dagger”.
Cyril	Greek, means “lordly, masterful”.
Daire	Irish, means “fruitful, fertile”.
Damian	Greek, means “to tame”.
Dante	Italian, means “enduring”.
Darian	Persian, means “upholder of the good”.
Darius	Persian, means “possessor of goodness”.
Darrell	English, means “beloved”.
Darwin	English, means “dear friend”.
Dax	French, means “leader”.
Deacon	Greek, means “servant, messenger”.
Declan	Irish, means “man of prayer”.
Delano	French, means “from the alder grove”.
Demetrius	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Desmond	Irish, means “from South Munster”.
Devlin	Irish, means “unlucky”.
Dexter	Latin, means “right-handed, skilled”.
Dimitri	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Donatello	Italian, means “given”.
Donovan	Irish, means “dark warrior”.
Doran	Irish, means “stranger”.
Dorian	Greek, means “of Doris”.
Draven	Invented, inspired by “The Crow”.
Duncan	Scottish, means “dark warrior”.
Durant	French, means “enduring”.
Eamon	Irish, means “wealthy protector”.
Easton	English, means “east-facing place”.
Eben	Hebrew, means “stone of help”.
Edric	English, means “wealthy ruler”.
Eduardo	Spanish, means “wealthy guardian”.
Egan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Elan	Hebrew, means “tree”.
Elian	Hebrew, means “my God has answered”.
Elio	Italian, means “sun”.
Eliseo	Italian, Spanish, means “God is salvation”.
Elric	English, means “noble ruler”.
Elton	English, means “Ella’s town”.
Emeric	Hungarian, means “power”.
Emilio	Spanish, means “rival”.
Enzo	Italian, means “home ruler”.
Eoghan	Irish, means “born of yew”.
Eoin	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Ephraim	Hebrew, means “fruitful”.
Eryx	Greek, mythological figure associated with boxing.
Esteban	Spanish, means “crowned”.
Ethan	Hebrew, means “firm, strong”.
Ewan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Ezekiel	Hebrew, means “God will strengthen”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Faolan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Faris	Arabic, means “knight”.
Faustino	Italian, means “lucky”.
Fergus	Irish, means “man of vigor”.
Fidel	Latin, means “faithful”.
Finnegan	Irish, means “fair”.
Fintan	Irish, means “white fire”.
Fletcher	English, means “arrow maker”.
Florian	Latin, means “flowering”.
Forbes	Scottish, means “field”.
Ford	English, means “river crossing”.
Forrest	English, means “woodsman, forest”.
Fox	English, from the animal, symbolizes cunning.
Francesco	Italian, means “Frenchman or free man”.
Frank	German, means “free one”.
Fraser	Scottish, means “strawberry”.
Gage	French, means “pledge, oath”.
Gallagher	Irish, means “foreign helper”.
Garrick	English, means “spear rule”.
Gaston	French, means “guest, stranger”.
Gavriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Gilbert	German, means “bright pledge”.
Gilroy	Gaelic, means “son of the red-haired man”.
Giovanni	Italian, means “God is gracious”.
Giraldo	Italian, Spanish, means “ruler with the spear”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Gunnar	Norse, means “warrior”.
Gustav	Scandinavian, means “staff of the gods”.
Hadrian	Latin, means “dark-haired”.
Halvar	Scandinavian, means “rock guardian”.
Hamish	Scottish, means “supplanter”.
Harlan	German, means “rocky land”.
Harold	English, means “army ruler”.
Harvey	French, means “battle worthy”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Henley	English, means “high meadow”.
Henrik	Scandinavian, means “home ruler”.
Hiram	Hebrew, means “exalted brother”.
Holden	English, means “deep valley”.
Horatio	Latin, means “timekeeper”.
Hoyt	English, means “mind, spirit”.
Hubert	German, means “bright heart”.
Hugh	German, means “mind, intellect”.
Humbert	German, means “bright support”.
Huntley	English, means “meadow of the hunter”.
Ignatius	Latin, means “fiery one”.
Inigo	Spanish, form of Ignatius.
Ira	Hebrew, means “watchful”.
Irving	Scottish, means “green river, sea friend”.
Isaias	Spanish, form of Isaiah, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Ivar	Norse, means “bow warrior”.
Jacek	Polish, means “hyacinth”.
Jagger	English, means “carter”.
Jairo	Spanish, means “he shines”.
Jaron	Hebrew, means “to cry out”.
Jarvis	English, means “spearman”.
Jaxon	English, modern variant of Jackson.
Jayce	English, modern name, variant of Jace.
Jericho	Arabic, means “city of the moon”.
Jett	English, means “black mineral”.
Joaquin	Spanish, means “lifted by Yahweh”.
Jovan	Slavic, means “God is gracious”.
Jude	English, means “praised”.
Kai	Hawaiian, means “sea”.

Aaron	Hebrew, means “high mountain; exalted, enlightened”.
Adam	Hebrew, means “man, earth”.
Adrian	Latin, means “from Hadria”.
Aiden	Irish, means “little and fiery”.
Alexander	Greek, means “defender of men”.
Alistair	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Amadeo	Italian, means “lover of God”.
Ambrose	Greek, means “immortal”.
Andrew	Greek, means “manly, brave”.
Angelo	Italian, means “angel”.
Anthony	Latin, means “priceless one”.
Antonio	Italian, means “priceless, inestimable or praiseworthy”.
Armand	French, means “soldier”.
Asher	Hebrew, means “happy, blessed”.
Ashton	English, means “ash tree town”.
Augustus	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Austin	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Bastian	Greek, diminutive of Sebastian, means “venerable”.
Beau	French, means “handsome”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Benjamin	Hebrew, means “son of the right hand”.
Blaise	French, means “lisping”.
Blake	Old English, means “dark, fair”.
Bradley	Old English, means “broad meadow”.
Brandon	Old English, means “broom-covered hill”.
Brian	Irish, means “high, noble”.
Brody	Scottish, means “ditch”.
Caden	Welsh, means “spirit of battle”.
Caleb	Hebrew, means “whole-hearted, faithful”.
Callum	Scottish, means “dove”.
Cameron	Scottish, means “crooked nose”.
Carter	Old English, means “cart driver”.
Caspian	English, from the Caspian Sea.
Cedric	Celtic, means “bounty”.
Chance	English, means “good fortune”.
Charles	German, means “free man”.
Chase	Old French, means “to hunt”.
Christian	Latin, means “follower of Christ”.
Christopher	Greek, means “bearer of Christ”.
Clark	English, means “scribe, secretary”.
Clayton	English, means “clay settlement”.
Cole	English, means “swarthy, coal-black”.
Colin	Gaelic, means “young creature”.
Connor	Irish, means “lover of hounds”.
Daniel	Hebrew, means “God is my judge”.
Darian	Persian, means “upholder of the good”.
Dashiell	French, origin uncertain, possibly “page boy”.
David	Hebrew, means “beloved”.
Dean	Old English, means “valley”.
Declan	Irish, means “man of prayer”.
Demetrius	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Derek	German, means “ruler of the people”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Donovan	Irish, means “dark warrior”.
Dorian	Greek, from the Dorian tribe.
Dylan	Welsh, means “son of the sea”.
Edgar	English, means “wealthy spear”.
Edmond	French, means “prosperous protector”.
Eduardo	Spanish, means “wealthy guardian”.
Edward	Old English, means “wealthy guardian”.
Elias	Greek, means “Yahweh is God”.
Elijah	Hebrew, means “Yahweh is God”.
Elliot	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is God”.
Emilio	Spanish, means “rival”.
Enzo	Italian, short form of Lorenzo, means “from Laurentum”.
Eric	Norse, means “eternal ruler”.
Ethan	Hebrew, means “strong, firm”.
Evan	Welsh, means “young warrior; well-born”.
Everett	English, means “brave as a wild boar”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Federico	Italian, means “peaceful ruler”.
Felix	Latin, means “happy, fortunate”.
Finn	Irish, means “fair”.
Finnegan	Irish, means “fair”.
Flynn	Irish, means “son of the red-haired one”.
Francesco	Italian, means “Frenchman or free man”.
Gabriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gage	French, means “pledge, oath”.
Garrett	German, means “spear rule”.
Gaston	French, means “guest, stranger”.
Gavin	Welsh, means “hawk of battle”.
George	Greek, means “farmer”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Giovanni	Italian, means “God is gracious”.
Graham	Scottish, means “gravelly homestead”.
Grant	Scottish, means “large”.
Gregory	Greek, means “watchful, alert”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Gustavo	Spanish/Italian, means “staff of the gods”.
Hadrian	Latin, means “dark-haired”.
Harrison	English, means “son of Harry”.
Hayden	Old English, means “hedged valley”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Henry	German, means “ruler of the home”.
Hunter	Old English, means “one who hunts”.
Ignacio	Spanish, means “fiery”.
Iker	Basque, means “visitation”.
Isaac	Hebrew, means “he will laugh, he will rejoice”.
Isaiah	Hebrew, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Isaias	Spanish/Portuguese form of Isaiah, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Jace	American, diminutive of Jason, means “healer”.
Jack	English, means “God is gracious”.
Jacob	Hebrew, means “supplanter”.
Jagger	English, means “carter”.
James	Hebrew, means “supplanter”.
Jarvis	French, means “spearman”.
Jason	Greek, means “healer”.
Jasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Javier	Spanish, means “castle, new house”.
Jeffrey	German, means “pledge of peace”.
Jeremy	Hebrew, means “appointed by God”.
Jerome	Greek, means “sacred name”.
Jesse	Hebrew, means “gift”.
Joel	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is God”.
John	Hebrew, means “God is gracious”.
Jonas	Greek, form of Jonah, means “dove”.
Jonathan	Hebrew, means “God has given”.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down, descend”.
Joseph	Hebrew, means “Jehovah will increase”.
Joshua	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is salvation”.
Jovan	Slavic, means “God is gracious”.
Julian	Latin, means “youthful, downy”.
Justin	Latin, means “just, righteous”.
Kael	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Keaton	English, means “place of hawks”.
Keith	Scottish, means “wood, forest”.
Kendrick	Welsh, means “greatest champion”.
Kevin	Irish, means “handsome, beautiful”.
Kieran	Irish, means “little dark one”.
Kyle	Gaelic, means “narrow strait”.
Lachlan	Scottish, means “from the land of lakes”.
Lance	Old French, means “land”.
Laszlo	Hungarian, means “glorious ruler”.
Leander	Greek, means “lion-man”.
Leandro	Spanish/Portuguese, means “lion-man”.
Leland	English, means “fallow land”.
Leo	Latin, means “lion”.
Liam	Irish, means “strong-willed warrior”.
Logan	Scottish, means “little hollow”.
Lorenzo	Italian, means “from Laurentum”.
Lucas	Latin, means “light, luminous”.
Lucian	Latin, means “light”.
Luke	Greek, means “light-giving”.
Marcello	Italian, means “young warrior”.
Marcus	Latin, means “warlike”.
Mark	Latin, means “warlike”.
Mason	Old French, means “stoneworker”.
Matteo	Italian, means “gift of God”.
Matthew	Hebrew, means “gift of God”.
Max	Latin, means “greatest”.
Maximilian	Latin, means “greatest”.
Merrick	Welsh, means “fame, power”.
Michael	Hebrew, means “who is like God?”.
Milan	Slavic, means “kind, loving”.
Milo	German, means “soldier or merciful”.
Nash	English, means “by the ash tree”.
Nathan	Hebrew, means “He gave”.
Nicholas	Greek, means “victory of the people”.
Nikolai	Russian, means “victory of the people”.
Noah	Hebrew, means “rest, comfort”.
Oliver	Latin, means “olive tree”.
Orlando	Italian, means “famous throughout the land”.
Orson	English, means “bear cub”.
Owen	Welsh, means “young warrior; well-born”.
Pascal	French, means “related to Easter”.
Patrick	Latin, means “nobleman”.
Paul	Latin, means “small, humble”.
Peter	Greek, means “rock”.
Philip	Greek, means “lover of horses”.
Phoenix	Greek, means “dark red”.
Quentin	Latin, means “fifth”.
Raphael	Hebrew, means “God has healed”.
Raul	Spanish, means “wolf counsel”.
Remington	English, means “raven family town”.
Remy	French, means “oarsman”.
Renato	Italian, means “reborn”.
Richard	German, means “brave ruler”.
Robert	German, means “bright fame”.
Rocco	Italian, means “rest”.
Rodrigo	Spanish, means “famous ruler”.
Romeo	Italian, means “pilgrim to Rome”.
Ryan	Irish, means “little king”.
Salvatore	Italian, means “savior”.
Samuel	Hebrew, means “God has heard”.
Santiago	Spanish, means “Saint James”.
Scott	Scottish, means “from Scotland”.
Sean	Irish, means “God is gracious”.
Sebastiano	Italian, means “venerable”.
Seth	Hebrew, means “appointed, placed”.
Silas	Latin, means “man of the forest”.
Simon	Hebrew, means “he has heard”.
Spencer	Old French, means “steward, administrator”.
Sterling	English, means “little star”.
Thaddeus	Aramaic, means “heart”.
Theodore	Greek, means “gift of God”.
Tristan	Celtic, means “sorrowful”.
Tyler	Old English, means “tile maker”.
Valentino	Italian, means “strong, healthy”.
Vicente	Spanish, means “conquering”.
Xavier	Spanish, means “new house”.

Abel	Hebrew, means “breath; vanity”.
Adair	Scottish, means “oak tree ford”.
Adler	German, means “eagle”.
Adrian	Latin, means “from Hadria”.
Aiden	Irish, means “little and fiery”.
Alaric	Germanic, means “ruler of all”.
Alden	English, means “old friend”.
Alec	Scottish, diminutive of Alexander, means “defender of men”.
Alistair	Scottish, means “defender of men”.
Amos	Hebrew, means “carried; burden”.
Ansel	German, means “with divine protection”.
Arden	English, means “valley of the eagle”.
Asa	Hebrew, means “healer”.
Asher	Hebrew, means “happy, blessed”.
August	Latin, means “great, magnificent”.
Avery	English, means “ruler of the elves”.
Barrett	German, means “bear strength”.
Bastian	Greek, diminutive of Sebastian, means “venerable”.
Beckett	English, means “beehive, little brook”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bennett	Latin, means “blessed”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Blake	Old English, means “dark, fair”.
Bowen	Welsh, means “son of Owen”.
Branson	English, means “son of Brand”.
Brent	English, means “holy one”.
Brogan	Irish, means “sturdy shoe”.
Byron	English, means “barn for cows”.
Caden	Welsh, means “spirit of battle”.
Caleb	Hebrew, means “whole-hearted, faithful”.
Callum	Scottish, means “dove”.
Camden	English, means “winding valley”.
Carter	English, means “cart driver”.
Caspian	English, from the Caspian Sea.
Cedric	Celtic, means “bounty”.
Ciaran	Irish, means “little dark one”.
Clark	English, means “scribe, secretary”.
Claude	French, means “lame, enclosed”.
Clement	Latin, means “merciful, gentle”.
Colby	Norse, means “coal town”.
Colin	Gaelic, means “young creature”.
Conan	Irish, means “little wolf”.
Conner	Irish, means “lover of hounds”.
Cormac	Irish, means “son of charioteer”.
Cyrus	Persian, means “sun”.
Daire	Irish, means “fruitful, fertile”.
Dallas	Scottish, means “meadow dwelling”.
Damian	Greek, means “to tame”.
Dante	Italian, means “enduring”.
Darian	Persian, means “upholder of the good”.
Darius	Persian, means “possessor of goodness”.
Deacon	Greek, means “servant, messenger”.
Dean	English, means “valley”.
Declan	Irish, means “man of prayer”.
Demetrius	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Derek	German, means “ruler of the people”.
Desmond	Irish, means “from South Munster”.
Dexter	Latin, means “right-handed, skilled”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Donavan	Irish, means “dark warrior”.
Drake	English, means “dragon”.
Dwayne	Gaelic, means “dark, black”.
Dylan	Welsh, means “son of the sea”.
Easton	English, means “east-facing place”.
Edgar	English, means “wealthy spear”.
Edmund	English, means “prosperous protector”.
Eduardo	Spanish, means “wealthy guardian”.
Edward	English, means “wealthy guardian”.
Egan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Elias	Greek, means “Yahweh is my God”.
Elliot	English, means “Jehovah is God”.
Emerson	German, means “son of Emery”.
Emilio	Spanish, means “rival”.
Enzo	Italian, means “home ruler”.
Ephraim	Hebrew, means “fruitful”.
Eric	Norse, means “eternal ruler”.
Ernest	German, means “serious, resolute”.
Ethan	Hebrew, means “firm, strong”.
Euan	Scottish, means “born of yew”.
Evan	Welsh, means “young warrior; well-born”.
Everett	English, means “brave as a wild boar”.
Ezekiel	Hebrew, means “God will strengthen”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Felix	Latin, means “happy, fortunate”.
Finn	Irish, means “fair”.
Finnegan	Irish, means “fair”.
Fletcher	English, means “arrow maker”.
Flynn	Irish, means “son of the red-haired one”.
Forrest	English, means “woodsman, forest”.
Francis	Latin, means “Frenchman or free man”.
Franklin	English, means “free landholder”.
Gabriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gage	French, means “pledge, oath”.
Garrett	German, means “spear strength”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Giles	Greek, means “young goat”.
Graham	Scottish, means “gravelly homestead”.
Grant	Scottish, means “large”.
Grayson	English, means “son of the grey-haired one”.
Gregory	Greek, means “watchful, alert”.
Griffin	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Gunnar	Norse, means “warrior”.
Hadrian	Latin, means “dark-haired”.
Hamish	Scottish, means “supplanter”.
Harlan	German, means “rocky land”.
Harrison	English, means “son of Harry”.
Harvey	French, means “battle worthy”.
Heath	English, means “the heathland dweller”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Hendrix	German, means “estate ruler”.
Henry	German, means “home ruler”.
Holden	English, means “deep valley”.
Hugh	German, means “mind, intellect”.
Hugo	Latin, means “mind, intellect”.
Hunter	English, means “one who hunts”.
Ian	Scottish, means “the Lord is gracious”.
Idris	Welsh, means “ardent lord”.
Isaiah	Hebrew, means “salvation of the Lord”.
Ivan	Russian, means “God is gracious”.
Ivar	Norse, means “bow warrior”.
Jacek	Polish, means “hyacinth”.
Jackson	English, means “son of Jack”.
Jagger	English, means “carter”.
James	Hebrew, means “supplanter”.
Jasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Jay	English, means “jaybird”.
Jayce	English, modern name, variant of Jace.
Jeremiah	Hebrew, means “exalted of the Lord”.
Jeremy	English, means “appointed by God”.
Jerome	Greek, means “sacred name”.
Jesse	Hebrew, means “gift”.
Joel	Hebrew, means “Jehovah is God”.
Johan	German, means “God is gracious”.
John	Hebrew, means “God is gracious”.
Jonah	Hebrew, means “dove”.
Jonathan	Hebrew, means “God has given”.
Jordan	Hebrew, means “to flow down”.
Jovan	Slavic, means “God is gracious”.
Judah	Hebrew, means “praised”.
Jude	English, means “praised”.
Julian	Latin, means “youthful”.
Julius	Latin, means “downy-bearded”.
Justice	English, means “righteous, just”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Kellen	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Kelvin	English, means “friend of ships” or “from the narrow river”.
Kendrick	Welsh, means “greatest champion”.
Kenneth	Gaelic, means “handsome”.
Kent	English, means “edge”.
Kian	Irish, means “ancient”.
Killian	Irish, means “church, strife”.
King	English, signifies “ruler, leader”.
Kingston	English, means “king’s town”.
Knox	Scottish, means “round hill”.
Kurt	German, means “counselor”.
Kyle	Gaelic, means “narrow strait”.
Lachlan	Scottish, means “from the land of lakes”.
Lance	English, means “land”.
Landry	French, means “ruler”.
Lars	Scandinavian, means “crowned with laurel”.
Lawson	English, means “son of Lawrence”.
Leland	English, means “fallow land”.
Leo	Latin, means “lion”.
Leon	Greek, means “lion”.
Leonardo	Italian, means “brave lion”.
Leroy	French, means “the king”.
Levi	Hebrew, means “joined, attached”.
Liam	Irish, means “strong-willed warrior”.
Lincoln	English, means “town by the pool”.
Logan	Scottish, means “little hollow”.
Lorenzo	Italian, means “from Laurentum”.
Louie	German, means “famous warrior”.
Lucian	Latin, means “light”.
Lucius	Latin, means “light”.
Luther	German, means “people army”.

Abaddon	Hebrew, means “destruction, ruin”.
Adler	German, means “eagle”.
Agravain	Arthurian Legend, a less noble Knight of the Round Table.
Alaric	Germanic, means “ruler of all”.
Amos	Hebrew, means “carried by God”.
Ansel	German, means “with divine protection”.
Anton	Latin, means “priceless, inestimable”.
Armand	French, means “soldier”.
Asmodeus	Hebrew, a king of demons.
Azazel	Hebrew, means “scapegoat or total removal”.
Balthazar	Phoenician, means “Baal protects the King”.
Barnabus	Greek, means “son of consolation”.
Bartholomew	Aramaic, means “son of Talmai”.
Basil	Greek, means “royal, kingly”.
Beckett	English, means “beehive or little brook”.
Benedict	Latin, means “blessed”.
Bertram	German, means “bright raven”.
Blaine	Scottish, means “yellow”.
Bram	Dutch, means “father of multitudes”.
Brennan	Irish, means “sorrow, sadness”.
Brutus	Latin, means “heavy, dull”.
Cadmus	Greek, means “from the east”.
Cain	Hebrew, means “possessed”.
Caliban	Literature, from Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”.
Carver	English, means “wood carver”.
Cassian	Latin, means “hollow”.
Cato	Latin, means “all-knowing”.
Claudius	Latin, means “lame, crippled”.
Corbin	French, means “raven”.
Cornelius	Latin, means “horn”.
Cyprian	Latin, means “from Cyprus”.
Dagon	Semitic, a fertility god and fish deity.
Darius	Persian, means “possessor of goodness”.
Decimus	Latin, means “tenth”.
Demetrius	Greek, means “follower of Demeter”.
Desmond	Irish, means “from South Munster”.
Dominic	Latin, means “of the Lord”.
Draco	Greek, means “dragon”.
Drago	Slavic, means “precious, dear”.
Draven	Invented, inspired by “The Crow”.
Dred	Variant of Dread, implies fear and awe.
Ebenezer	Hebrew, means “stone of the help”.
Egan	Irish, means “little fire”.
Elazar	Hebrew, means “God has helped”.
Eldritch	English, means “otherworldly, sinister”.
Elias	Greek, means “Yahweh is God”.
Emeric	Hungarian, means “power”.
Emory	German, means “home strength”.
Enzo	Italian, means “home ruler”.
Erasmus	Greek, means “beloved”.
Erebus	Greek, means “deep darkness, shadow”.
Ernest	German, means “serious, resolute”.
Euron	Literary, from “Game of Thrones”, a dark and powerful character.
Evander	Greek, means “good man”.
Ezekiel	Hebrew, means “God will strengthen”.
Fabian	Latin, means “bean grower”.
Faust	German, means “lucky”.
Fenris	Norse Mythology, a monstrous wolf.
Fergus	Irish, means “man of vigor”.
Festus	Latin, means “festive, joyful”.
Fintan	Irish, means “white fire”.
Gaius	Latin, means “to rejoice”.
Galen	Greek, means “calm”.
Garrick	English, means “spear rule”.
Gavriel	Hebrew, means “God is my strength”.
Gideon	Hebrew, means “hewer”.
Gilgamesh	Sumerian, a legendary king.
Goliath	Hebrew, a giant from the Bible.
Goran	Slavic, means “mountain man”.
Grady	Irish, means “noble, illustrious”.
Gregor	Greek, means “watchful, vigilant”.
Griffith	Welsh, means “strong lord”.
Hadrian	Latin, means “dark-haired”.
Hagen	Germanic, means “enclosure”.
Hamish	Scottish, means “supplanter”.
Hannibal	Phoenician, means “grace of Baal”.
Harlan	English, means “rocky land”.
Hector	Greek, means “holding fast”.
Heinrich	German, means “home ruler”.
Helios	Greek, means “sun”.
Henrik	Scandinavian, means “home ruler”.
Hiram	Hebrew, means “exalted brother”.
Horatio	Latin, means “timekeeper”.
Iago	Welsh, means “supplanter”.
Ignatius	Latin, means “fiery one”.
Ivar	Norse, means “bow warrior”.
Jabez	Hebrew, means “he causes pain”.
Jareth	Invented, from the movie “Labyrinth”.
Jarvis	French, means “spearman”.
Jasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Javert	Literary, from “Les Misérables”, a relentless lawman.
Jedidiah	Hebrew, means “beloved of the Lord”.
Jericho	Arabic, means “city of the moon”.
Jorah	Hebrew, means “early rain”.
Kael	Gaelic, means “slender”.
Kain	Variant of Cain, means “acquired”.
Kane	Welsh, means “beautiful”.
Karsten	German, means “anointed”.
Kasper	Persian, means “treasurer”.
Keir	Scottish, means “dusky, dark-haired”.
Kellan	Irish, means “slender”.
Kenan	Hebrew, means “possession”.
Kier	Irish, variant of Keir.
Klaus	German, means “victory of the people”.
Korbin	English, variant of Corbin, means “raven”.
Lachlan	Scottish, means “from the land of lakes”.
Lazarus	Greek, means “God has helped”.
Leif	Norse, means “heir, descendant”.
Leland	English, means “fallow land”.
Llewellyn	Welsh, means “like a lion”.
Lucius	Latin, means “light”.
Luther	German, means “people army”.
Mael	Breton, means “prince”.
Magnus	Latin, means “great”.
Malachi	Hebrew, means “my messenger”.
Malcolm	Scottish, means “disciple of Saint Columba”.
Marcellus	Latin, diminutive of Marcus.
Marius	Latin, means “male”.
Matthias	Greek, means “gift of God”.
Mauricio	Spanish, means “dark-skinned”.
Maxim	Latin, means “greatest”.
Mercer	English, means “merchant”.
Merlin	Welsh, means “sea fortress”.
Mervyn	Welsh, means “marrow eminent”.
Micah	Hebrew, means “who is like the Lord”.
Mordecai	Hebrew, means “follower of Marduk”.
Mordred	Arthurian Legend, traitor to King Arthur.
Murdoch	Scottish, means “sea warrior”.
Nero	Latin, means “strong, vigorous”.
Nicodemus	Greek, means “victory of the people”.
Nigel	English, means “dark cloud”.
Oberon	German, means “noble, bearlike”.
Octavian	Latin, means “eighth”.
Orin	Irish, means “pale”.
Orson	English, means “bear cub”.
Osric	Anglo-Saxon, means “divine ruler”.
Oswald	English, means “divine power”.
Othello	Literary, from Shakespeare, a tragic hero.
Paddock	English, means “toad”.
Percival	Arthurian Legend, a knight of the round table.
Phelan	Irish, means “wolf”.
Phineas	Hebrew, means “Nubian”.
Pierce	English, means “rock”.
Piers	Medieval form of Peter.
Quentin	Latin, means “fifth”.
Quillan	Irish, means “cub”.
Quintus	Latin, means “fifth”.
Radcliffe	English, means “red cliff”.
Ragnar	Norse, means “warrior” or “judgment”.
Rainer	German, means “wise army”.
Ramsay	English, means “wild garlic island”.
Randal	English, means “shield wolf”.
Raphael	Hebrew, means “God has healed”.
Rasputin	Russian, associated with mysticism and manipulation.
Regis	Latin, means “kingly”.
Remus	Latin, associated with the myth of Rome’s founding.
Renard	French, means “fox”.
Reynard	Variant of Renard.
Rhett	English, means “advice”.
Roderick	German, means “famous power”.
Roland	German, means “famous land”.
Ronan	Irish, means “little seal”.
Rowan	Gaelic, means “little redhead”.
Rufus	Latin, means “red-haired”.
Rune	Norse, means “secret”.
Salvatore	Italian, means “savior”.
Samael	Hebrew, often associated with an archangel of death.
Sebastian	Greek, means “venerable”.
Septimus	Latin, means “seventh”.
Sergius	Latin, means “servant”.
Severus	Latin, means “stern”.
Silas	Latin, means “forest, woods”.
Silvanus	Latin, means “of the forest”.
Sinclair	English, means “bright, clear”.
Sirius	Greek, means “burning”.
Soren	Danish, means “stern”.
Struan	Scottish, means “stream”.
Sylar	Invented, from “Heroes”, a character with dark abilities.
Tadeo	Spanish, means “heart”.
Talon	English, means “large claw of a bird of prey”.
Taranis	Celtic, means “thunderer”.
Tarquin	Latin, an Etruscan family name.
Thaddeus	Aramaic, means “heart”.
Thanatos	Greek, means “death”.
Thorne	English, means “thorn bush”.
Thorsten	Norse, means “Thor’s stone”.
Tiberius	Latin, means “of the Tiber”.
Titus	Latin, means “title of honour”.
Tristan	Celtic, means “sorrowful, sad”.
Tybalt	Literary, from Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, a fiery temper.
Ulysses	Latin, means “wrathful”.
Uriel	Hebrew, means “God is my light”.
Valerian	Latin, means “strong, healthy”.
Vandal	English, associated with destruction.
Varian	Latin, means “variable”.
Vasilis	Greek, means “royal, kingly”.
Vigo	Norse, means “war”.
Vladimir	Slavic, means “ruler of the world”.
Xander	Greek, means “defender of the people”.
Zephyr	Greek, means “west wind”.

Achaius	Scottish, “horseman.”
Aelfdene	Old English, “from the elf valley.”
Aelfric	Old English, “elf ruler.”
Aeron	Welsh, “berry.”
Alberich	Germanic mythology, “king of elves.”
Alder	English, named after the alder tree, symbolizing protection.
Aloysius	Latin, “famous warrior,” often depicted in tales of knights and fae.
Amadeo	Italian, “lover of God,” used in tales of benevolent spirits.
Ansel	Old German, “follower of a nobleman.”
Aodh	Irish, “fire,” a deity of fire.
Arcturus	Greek, “bear guardian,” a name fit for a celestial fae.
Ariel	Hebrew, “lion of God,” also a spirit of the air in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.”
Arion	Greek, “melodious,” associated with magical creatures.
Arthur	Celtic, “bear,” King Arthur is linked with the mythical Avalon.
Auberon/Oberon	German, “noble” or “bearlike,” king of the fairies.
Aulë	Tolkien’s Middle-earth, a smithing deity, creator of the Dwarves.
Azriel	Hebrew, “God is my help,” often associated with mysticism.
Baird	Scottish, “poet.”
Balin	Arthurian legend, “knight of the two swords.”
Bane	English, “long-awaited child,” often used for characters with a twist of fate.
Barinthus	Celtic, a navigator to the Otherworld, often depicted as a merman.
Beleg	Sindarin, “mighty,” a great archer in Tolkien’s legendarium.
Beren	Sindarin, “bold,” a mortal who loved an elf-maiden.
Blaise	French, “stutter,” mentor to Merlin.
Borak	Arabic, “lightning,” for a swift character.
Bran	Welsh, “raven,” symbolizing prophecy.
Cadeyrn	Welsh, “battle king.”
Cadoc	Welsh, “battle.”
Caelum	Latin, “sky,” for celestial or air-associated fae.
Cai	Welsh, “rejoice,” known for his jovial nature.
Caliburn	Latin, another name for Excalibur, King Arthur’s sword.
Caspian	Latin, “from Qazvin, Iran,” a name used in C.S. Lewis’s Narnia for a prince.
Cernach	Irish, “victorious.”
Cernunnos	Celtic, “horned,” god of animals and the underworld.
Corin	Latin, “spear,” a warrior of the woodland realms.
Cullen	Gaelic, “handsome,” associated with vampires but fits a dark fae.
Dacian	Latin, “from Dacia,” reminiscent of ancient mysticism.
Dain	Norse, a dwarf king in Tolkien’s legendarium, symbolizing craftsmanship.
Dainn	Norse, “deadly.”
Daire	Irish, “fruitful, fertile.”
Damon	Greek, “to tame,” implying a fae with a dual nature.
Darnell	English, “hidden nook,” for a fae of secret places.
Davy	Hebrew, “beloved,” as in Davy Jones, linking to sea myths.
Deaglan	Irish, “full of goodness,” for a benevolent fae.
Drustan	Celtic, “tumult” or “riot.”
Drystan	Welsh, “full of sorrow,” a tragic hero.
Eanraig	Scottish, “ruler of the house.”
Earendil	Sindarin, “devoted to the sea,” a mariner who became a star.
Eilif	Norse, “ever living.”
Eirik	Norse, “eternal ruler,” a name of power and legacy.
Eladan	Sindarin, “Elf-Man,” signifying a connection between worlds.
Eldrin	English, “elf counsel,” wise and ancient.
Elric	English, “elf ruler,” a powerful sorcerer or king.
Emeric	Hungarian, “power.”
Emrys	Welsh, “immortal,” another name for Merlin.
Endymion	Greek, “to dive into,” a mortal loved by the moon goddess.
Eoghan	Irish, “born of the yew,” symbolizing death and rebirth.
Erebus	Greek, “deep darkness,” for a shadowy figure.
Evander	Greek, “good man,” an ancient hero.
Faelan	Gaelic, “little wolf,” a fierce protector.
Faolan	Irish, “wolf,” embodying strength and wilderness.
Fenris	Norse, “fen-dweller,” a monstrous wolf, for a dark fae.
Fergus	Gaelic, “man of vigor,” a name for a warrior spirit.
Finarfin	Sindarin, “hair of Finwe,” a noble elf.
Finlo	Manx, “fair Lugh,” referring to the sun god.
Finrod	Sindarin, “mighty descendant,” a wise and noble character.
Fionnbharr	Irish, “fair head.”
Galahad	Arthurian legend, “pure, noble and selfless knight.”
Ganelon	French epic, “traitor,” for a complex character.
Gavriel	Hebrew, “God is my strength.”
Gawain	Welsh, “white hawk,” a knight of the Round Table.
Gawyn	Welsh, “white hawk.”
Geraint	Welsh, “old,” a legendary king.
Gil-galad	Sindarin, “Star of Radiance,” an Elven king.
Gildor	Sindarin, “generation of joy,” an elf encountered by Frodo.
Glorfindel	Sindarin, “golden-haired,” a powerful elf lord.
Gruffudd	Welsh, “strong lord.”
Gwydion	Welsh, “born of trees,” a magician and trickster.
Haldir	Sindarin, “hidden hero,” a guardian of the woodlands.
Haldor	Norse, “Thor’s rock,” for a strong and steadfast character.
Havelock	Norse, “sea competition.”
Herne	English, “horned one,” a god associated with the wild hunt.
Hrothgar	Norse, “famous spear.”
Hywel	Welsh, “eminent.”
Iagan	Scottish, “little fire.”
Idril	Sindarin, “sparkling brilliance,” used for a princess but can be gender-neutral.
Imladris	Sindarin, “deep valley of the cleft,” Rivendell’s Elvish name.
Ingmar	Norse, “famous god.”
Ingvar	Norse, “warrior of Ing,” a god of fertility and peace.
Iorwerth	Welsh, “handsome lord,” a noble figure.
Isildur	Sindarin, “moon servant,” a tragic king.
Ivor	Norse, “bow warrior,” for an archer or hunter.
Jago	Cornish, “supplanter.”
Jareth	English, “bled of jar or spear and Gareth,” the Goblin King.
Jarlath	Irish, “tributary lord.”
Jorund	Norse, “horse love.”
Kael	Gaelic, “slender,” for a swift and deadly warrior.
Kerwyn	Cornish, “blessed.”
Kieran	Irish, “little dark one,” for a mysterious character.
Kynan	Welsh, “chief.”
Lachlan	Scottish, “from the land of lakes.”
Lancelot	French, “land’s lot,” a knight of the Round Table.
Leif	Norse, “heir,” a discoverer.
Leofric	English, “dear ruler.”
Lir	Irish, “sea,” a god of the sea.
Llewelyn	Welsh, “leader,” a historical prince.
Lorcan	Irish, “little fierce one,” for a spirited warrior.
Lúthien	Sindarin, though female, the name means “enchantress,” showing gender fluidity in names.
Mabon	Welsh, “great son,” a deity of youth.
Macon	French, “mason,” for a builder or creator.
Madoc	Welsh, “fortunate,” for a lucky or blessed character.
Mael	Breton, “prince.”
Maglor	Sindarin, “golden light,” a skilled bard.
Malachite	English, “green gemstone,” for a character connected to the earth.
Manwë	Quenya, “Blessed One,” the chief Vala.
Melkor	Quenya, “He who arises in might,” the original dark lord.
Merlin	Welsh, “sea fortress,” the legendary wizard.
Mervyn	Welsh, “sea hill,” for a character from a coastal realm.
Morpheus	Greek, “god of dreams,” for a character wielding illusion.
Mungo	Celtic, “my dear one.”
Myrddin	Welsh, “Merlin,” encompassing wisdom and magic.
Naois	Irish, “mythical warrior.”
Naoise	Irish, “warrior,” a hero of legend.
Niall	Gaelic, “cloud,” for a mysterious or elusive character.
Nuada	Irish, “cloud maker,” a king with a silver hand.
Nuadha	Irish, “cloud maker.”
Oberon	German, “noble,” king of the fairies.
Oengus	Irish, “one strength,” a god of love and youth.
Oisin	Irish, “little deer,” a poet and warrior.
Olórin	Quenya, “dreamer,” Gandalf’s name in Valinor.
Orin	Irish, “pale.”
Orpheus	Greek, “the darkness of night,” a musician who charmed all living things.
Osian	Irish, “little fawn,” for a youthful or innocent character.
Padraig	Irish, “nobleman.”
Pryderi	Welsh, “care.”
Puck	English, “mischievous sprite,” from Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Pwyll	Welsh, “sense.”
Quillan	Irish, “cub.”
Quinlan	Irish, “fit, strong.”
Radagast	Sindarin, “tender of beasts,” a wizard.
Rædwald	Old English, “power in counsel,” a legendary king.
Ragnor	Norse, “warrior” or “judgment.”
Raoul	French, “wolf counsel.”
Rian	Irish, “little king,” for a noble character.
Roland	French, “famous throughout the land,” a paladin.
Ronan	Irish, “little seal,” for a character linked to the sea.
Ruadan	Irish, “red-haired,” a warrior.
Rurik	Norse, “famous power.”
Sagramor	Arthurian, “the wild one,” one of the Knights of the Round Table.
Samwise	Old English, “half-wise,” a loyal friend.
Searlus	Irish, “manly.”
Sigurd	Norse, “victory guardian.”
Silas	Latin, “of the forest,” for a woodland guardian.
Sindri	Norse, “sparkling,” a dwarf craftsman.
Sionn	Irish, “fox.”
Tadhg	Irish, “poet” or “philosopher.”
Taliesin	Welsh, “radiant brow,” a bard of legend.
Talorc	Scottish, “from the boar rock.”
Tamlin	Scottish, a knight transformed into a fae.
Taranis	Celtic, “thunderer,” a god of thunder.
Terence	Latin, “smooth,” for a diplomatic character.
Thranduil	Sindarin, “vigorous spring,” an Elven king.
Tiernan	Irish, “little lord,” for a fae of noble status.
Torquil	Norse, “Thor’s cauldron.”
Tristan	Celtic, “sorrowful,” a knight of the Round Table.
Tuatha	Irish, “people of the goddess Danu,” for a character of divine heritage.
Tyrnan	Celtic, “lord,” a title for fae nobility.
Ualan	Gaelic, “victorious.”
Uisdean	Scottish, “intelligent.”
Ulf	Norse, “wolf,” for a character with a wild spirit.
Ulfred	English, “wolf of peace.”
Urien	Welsh, “privileged birth,” a king of Rheged.
Vail	English, “valley.”
Väinämöinen	Finnish, a central character in Finnish folklore, associated with magic and music.
Valerian	Latin, “to be strong,” a name for a powerful fae.
Vanya	Slavic, “God’s grace,” for a character with a divine aspect.
Vercingetorix	Celtic, “king over warriors.”
Volund	Norse, “skillful one,” a legendary smith.
Weyland	Norse, “war land,” a legendary smith.
Weylyn	English, “son of the wolf.”
Wulfric	English, “wolf power.”
Wystan	English, “battle stone.”
Xan	Greek, “defender of mankind,” for a protector.
Xander	Greek, “defender of the people.”
Xylon	Greek, “forest.”
Yarrow	English, a herb used for healing, for a healer or sage.
Yestin	Welsh, “just,” for a character with a strong sense of justice.
Yngvi	Norse, “ancestor,” a fertility god.
Yorath	Welsh, “worthy lord.”
Yorick	Scandinavian, “farmer,” symbolizing growth and life.
Ywain	Arthurian, “youthful.”
Zane	Hebrew, “gift from God.”
Zephyr	Greek, “west wind,” for a character swift and free.
Zephyrinus	Greek, “west wind.”

Abaddon	Hebrew, “destruction,” an angel of the abyss.
Abelard	German, “noble strength,” for knights or protectors with a magical heritage.
Acastus	Greek, “not idle,” suitable for a relentless pursuer, like a vampire hunter.
Acheron	Greek, “river of woe,” one of the five rivers of the Greek underworld.
Agni	Hindu, “fire,” the god of fire.
Alaric	Germanic, “ruler of all,” often associated with vampire legends.
Arawn	Welsh, “king of the otherworld,” a deity or ruler of a mystical realm.
Bael	Demonology, “king of hell,” for a character with dominion over others.
Baku	Japanese, “to devour,” a creature that consumes nightmares.
Balor	Celtic, “the deadly one,” a name for a fearsome creature or demon.
Balrog	Sindarin, “demon of might,” a fiery demon from Tolkien’s legendarium.
Balthazar	Hebrew, “God protects the king,” a name linked with magicians.
Basilisk	Greek, “little king,” a serpent capable of killing with its gaze.
Bifröst	Norse, “the trembling rainbow bridge” that connects the world of gods with the world of humans.
Borak	Arabic, “the lightning,” a steed of the night, suitable for mythical riders.
Cadmus	Greek, “from the east,” a hero who sowed dragon’s teeth.
Caius	Latin, “rejoice,” a name borne by ancient vampires in folklore.
Cernunnos	Celtic, “horned,” the god of animals, forests, and fertility.
Charon	Greek, “fierce brightness,” the ferryman of the dead.
Corbin	French, “raven,” associated with omens and magic.
Crom Cruach	Irish, “bloody crescent,” a pre-Christian deity associated with sacrifice.
Cthulhu	Fiction, “unknown,” a cosmic entity created by H.P. Lovecraft.
Cygnus	Latin, “swan,” a name for shape-shifters or beings of grace.
Daemon	Greek, “spirit,” suitable for entities with dual natures.
Damballa	Vodou, “serpent god,” a loa who created the world.
Dantalion	Demonology, “duke of hell,” for a master of arts and sciences.
Dionysus	Greek, “God of wine and ecstasy,” associated with madness and inspiration.
Djinn	Arabic, “hidden beings,” spiritual creatures in Islamic mythology.
Dorian	Greek, “of the Dorian tribe,” implies a timeless elegance, fitting for an immortal being.
Draven	English, inspired by “The Crow,” implies a dark and mysterious presence.
Dullahan	Irish, a headless rider, often seen as an omen of death.
Eblis	Persian, “despair,” a name for fallen angels or beings of sorrow.
Echidna	Greek, “she-viper,” mother of monsters.
Eligos	Demonology, “duke of hell,” known for revealing hidden secrets.
Elric	English, “king,” associated with powerful sorcery and ancient lineage.
Emeric	Hungarian, “power,” a name fitting for warlocks.
Empusa	Greek, “one-footed,” a demonic creature with a leg of bronze.
Erebus	Greek, “deep darkness,” for creatures that dwell in shadows.
Erlking	German, “elf king,” a malevolent figure who preys on children.
Fafnir	Norse, “embracer,” a dwarf turned dragon, hoarding cursed gold.
Faolan	Irish, “little wolf,” suitable for a protector or warrior with a wild side.
Faustus	Latin, “fortunate,” known from the legend of the magician who made a pact with the devil.
Fenrir	Norse, “fen-dweller,” a monstrous wolf, fitting for a fierce warrior or beast.
Fenrisulfr	Norse, “Fenris wolf,” destined to fight Odin during Ragnarok.
Fomorian	Irish, a supernatural race, often depicted as hostile and monstrous.
Fossegrim	Norse, a spirit who plays enchanting music on the violin.
Galahad	Arthurian, “pure, noble knight,” associated with the quest for the Holy Grail.
Gancanagh	Irish, “love talker,” a male faerie known for seducing humans.
Gavriel	Hebrew, “God is my strength,” often used for noble vampires.
Golem	Hebrew, “unformed,” a creature formed from clay and animated through magic.
Gorlois	Arthurian, “defender,” suitable for a guardian of mystical secrets.
Grendel	Anglo-Saxon, a monster from “Beowulf.”
Grimalkin	English, an archaic term for a cat, often associated with witchcraft.
Gwydion	Welsh, “born of trees,” a magician or a fae associated with forests.
Hades	Greek, “unseen,” the ruler of the underworld.
Hadrian	Latin, “dark-haired,” suitable for a mysterious sorcerer.
Hecatoncheires	Greek, “hundred-handed ones,” giants of incredible strength and ferocity.
Hrothgar	Norse, “famous spear,” a king or warrior with a legendary weapon.
Huginn	Norse, “thought,” one of Odin’s ravens.
Huli jing	Chinese, “fox spirit,” capable of transforming into beautiful women.
Hyperborea	Greek, “beyond the North Wind,” a mythical land of eternal spring.
Hyperion	Greek, “he who goes above,” a name for celestial beings or entities.
Iblis	Islamic mythology, “despair,” the primary antagonist in the Quran.
Icarus	Greek, “follower,” often used for characters with a tragic destiny.
Ifrit	Arabic, “to rub dust,” a powerful demon of fire.
Ignatius	Latin, “fiery one,” a name for fire mages or dragons.
Incantara	Fiction, implying “enchanted,” suitable for spellcasters.
Incubus	Latin, “to lie upon,” a demon in male form said to lie upon sleepers.
Iskandar	Persian, “defender of mankind,” often associated with heroes who possess magical artifacts.
Janus	Roman, “gatekeeper,” a deity of beginnings, endings, and transitions.
Jareth	English, “bled of jar or spear and Gareth,” popularized as the Goblin King.
Jengu	African, water spirits with healing abilities and knowledge of the future.
Jinn	Arabic, “hidden from sight,” supernatural beings in Islamic mythology.
Jinni	Arabic, “to hide,” supernatural beings capable of shape-shifting.
Jörmungandr	Norse, “huge monster,” a sea serpent that encircles the world.
Jorogumo	Japanese, “binding bride,” a mythical creature that can transform into a beautiful woman.
Kadmos	Greek, “from the east,” a name fitting for a dragon or a seeker of wisdom.
Kaelum	Fantasy, “sky,” for beings associated with the air or heavens.
Kain	Hebrew, “acquired,” a name often linked with the first vampire.
Kelpie	Scottish, a shape-shifting water spirit.
Kinnara	Hindu/Buddhist, “half-human, half-bird,” celestial musicians.
Koschei	Slavic, “indestructible,” a villainous figure who cannot die.
Kraken	Norse, a legendary sea monster, for characters with a destructive nature.
Krampus	Bavarian, “claw,” a horned figure associated with Christmas.
Lamashtu	Mesopotamian, “she who erases,” a demoness who preys on mothers and infants.
Lamia	Greek, “throat,” a creature who preys on children.
Lazarus	Hebrew, “God has helped,” fitting for resurrected or undead characters.
Leander	Greek, “lion-man,” suitable for shapeshifters or guardians.
Leviathan	Hebrew, “twisted, coiled,” a sea monster from biblical lore.
Lich	English, “corpse,” an undead sorcerer.
Lucan	Latin, “light,” suitable for beings of enlightenment or bearers of knowledge.
Lysander	Greek, “liberator,” a name for freedom fighters or rebels.
Mammon	Aramaic, “wealth,” often personified as a demon of greed.
Manticore	Persian, “man-eater,” a creature with a human head, lion’s body, and scorpion’s tail.
Mara	Slavic, “nightmare,” a demon that rides on people’s chests while they sleep.
Melchior	Persian, “king of light,” one of the magi, suitable for wise men or seers.
Mephisto	German, “scatterer of lies,” a name for a deceptive demon or trickster.
Mordecai	Hebrew, “warrior,” suitable for a powerful magician or warlock.
Mordred	Arthurian, “pain,” the traitorous nephew of King Arthur.
Mothman	American folklore, a mysterious creature sighted in West Virginia.
Naberius	Demonology, “counselor of hell,” fitting for a cunning warlock or sorcerer.
Necro	Greek, “death,” suitable for necromancers or death-associated characters.
Nephilim	Hebrew, “giants,” offspring of angels and humans.
Niall	Irish, “cloud,” for characters who navigate between worlds or realms.
Nicodemus	Greek, “victory of the people,” associated with ancient wisdom and magic.
Nidhogg	Norse, “malice striker,” a dragon that gnaws at the world tree’s roots.
Nix	Germanic, “water sprite,” a creature associated with drowning.
Nuckelavee	Orkney, a horse-like sea demon.
Oberion	Variant of Oberon, implies a royal or noble bearing in the magical realm.
Oni	Japanese, “ogre,” demonic creatures known for their ferocity.
Orion	Greek, “son of fire,” a name fitting for dragons or fiery spirits.
Orpheus	Greek, “the darkness of night,” famed for his music that charmed all beings.
Orthros	Greek, “the early riser,” a two-headed dog.
Ouroboros	Greek, “tail devourer,” symbolizing infinity or the cycle of life and death.
Paimon	Demonology, “a king of hell,” for a character with persuasive powers.
Pan	Greek, “all,” the god of the wild.
Phobetor	Greek, “frightener,” suitable for a creature or entity that dwells in nightmares.
Phoenix	Greek, “purple-red,” a bird that regenerates from its ashes.
Prometheus	Greek, “forethought,” the titan who gave fire to humanity.
Ptolemy	Greek, “war-like,” a name associated with ancient scholars and astrologers.
Púca	Irish, “ghost,” a shape-shifter that can bring either good or bad fortune.
Puck	English, “mischievous sprite,” known from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Qadir	Arabic, “capable,” suitable for a powerful sorcerer or guardian.
Qiongqi	Chinese, “a winged tiger,” a creature that causes chaos.
Questing Beast	Arthurian, a creature with the body of a leopard, the haunches of a lion, and the feet of a hart.
Quetzalcoatl	Nahuatl, “feathered serpent,” a Mesoamerican deity.
Quillon	Latin, “crossing swords,” suitable for a warrior mage.
Quirin	Roman, “spear,” a name for a warrior with magical weapons.
Quirinus	Roman, “spear,” a god of war and thunder.
Radagast	Slavic, “tender of beasts,” a wizard or druid associated with animals.
Ragnarok	Norse, “fate of the gods,” the end of the world in mythology.
Rakshasa	Sanskrit, “protector,” a demon or unrighteous spirit.
Raziel	Hebrew, “secret of God,” a name associated with angelic lore and mysticism.
Remiel	Hebrew, “mercy of God,” one of the archangels.
Ronove	Demonology, “marquis of hell,” for a character skilled in rhetoric and languages.
Rusalka	Slavic, “to moisten,” a water nymph.
Rusalki	Slavic, “drowned maidens,” spirits of women who died untimely deaths.
Sabnock	Demonology, “marquis of hell,” fitting for dark magic practitioners.
Samael	Hebrew, “poison of God,” a name associated with fallen angels or tricksters.
Simurgh	Persian, “thirty birds,” a benevolent, mythical bird.
Soren	Norse, “stern,” a name fitting for a formidable dragon.
Succubus	Latin, “to lie beneath,” a demon in female form.
Surtur	Norse, “black,” a fire giant who plays a major role in Ragnarok.
Sylph	Alchemical tradition, “air spirit,” invisible beings associated with the air element.
Talos	Greek, “sun,” a mythical giant, suitable for characters with immense power.
Taranis	Celtic, “thunderer,” a deity or character wielding elemental power.
Tengu	Japanese, “heavenly dog,” a mischievous or malevolent spirit.
Thanatos	Greek, “death,” the personification of death.
Tiberius	Latin, “of the Tiber,” a name with imperial connotations, suitable for powerful magical beings.
Tikbalang	Philippine, “demon horse,” a creature that leads travelers astray.
Tulpa	Tibetan, “to build,” a being or object created through spiritual or mental powers.
Typhon	Greek, “monster,” father of many monsters, battled Zeus.
Ulysses	Latin, “wrathful,” a wanderer’s name, fitting for a cursed traveler or vampire.
Umdhlebi	Zulu, “tree monster,” a mythical tree that devours humans.
Undine	Latin, “wave,” elemental beings associated with water.
Uriel	Hebrew, “light of God,” one of the archangels.
Urien	Welsh, “privileged birth,” a name for nobility among magical beings.
Uruk	Sumerian, an ancient city, often associated with magic and early civilization.
Uther	Arthurian, “terrible,” the father of King Arthur, associated with magic and mystery.
Väinämöinen	Finnish, a central character in Finnish folklore, associated with magic and music.
Valerian	Latin, “strength, health,” a name linked with both healing and poison, suitable for alchemists.
Valkyrie	Norse, “chooser of the slain,” warrior maidens who serve Odin.
Varian	Latin, “variable,” suitable for shape-shifters or characters with fluid identities.
Vetala	Sanskrit, “vampire spirit,” spirits that inhabit corpses.
Volos	Slavic, “hair,” a deity of earth, water, and the underworld.
Vortigern	Welsh, “high lord,” suitable for a ruler with dark secrets.
Vritra	Hindu, “the enveloper,” a dragon or serpent demon blocking waters.
Warwick	English, “from the buildings by the weir,” a name implying strategic and magical protection.
Wayland	Norse, “smith,” a legendary craftsman with magical abilities.
Wendigo	Algonquian, “evil spirit that devours mankind,” a creature associated with cannibalism.
Woden	Anglo-Saxon, “fury,” another name for Odin, associated with wisdom and war.
Wraith	Scots, “ghost,” an apparition of a living person before or after death.
Wulfgar	Norse, “wolf spear,” a name for a warrior with beastly strength or connection.
Wyvern	Middle English, a dragon with two legs and a barbed tail.
Xanthos	Greek, “yellow,” one of the horses of Achilles, suitable for swift characters.
Xanthus	Greek, “golden,” fitting for a dragon or a creature of legend.
Xerxes	Persian, “ruler over heroes,” fitting for a lord of magical creatures.
Xiangliu	Chinese, “to soar and flow,” a nine-headed snake demon.
Xipe Totec	Nahuatl, “our lord the flayed one,” a life-death-rebirth deity.
Xolotl	Nahuatl, “monster,” the god of lightning and death.
Yeti	Tibetan, “rock bear,” a mythical creature of the Himalayas.
Yggdrasil	Norse, “the world tree,” connecting all realms of existence.
Ymir	Norse, “screamer,” the primordial giant from whose body the world was made.
Yorick	Scandinavian, “earth worker,” suitable for a necromancer or earth mage.
Ysbaddaden	Welsh, “chief giant,” suitable for a formidable antagonist in folklore.
Yuki-onna	Japanese, “snow woman,” a spirit associated with winter and snowstorms.
Zagan	Demonology, “king and president of hell,” fitting for a master of transformations.
Zaratan	Arabic, a giant sea turtle that was mistaken for an island.
Zephyros	Greek, “west wind,” for spirits or beings associated with air.
Zephyrus	Greek, “west wind,” a name for air elementals or spirits.
Zirnitra	Slavic, “magic,” a dragon god of sorcery.
Zmeu	Romanian, “dragon,” a creature with magical powers and the ability to shape-shift.