"Peaceful" in popular use; Sanskrit ārava, "sound"
International boy names
International boy names with meanings checked against the source, in their own script.
252 names: 240 for boys and 12 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Strong's Concordance, Online Etymology Dictionary and Lewis & Short. One is a modern name that the dictionaries we use don't list. A few to start: Bobby ("bright with fame"), John ("favoured by God") and Rowan ("rowan tree; little red one").
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"Exalted" in popular use; the Hebrew meaning is uncertain
Servant of (God); Arabic ʿabd al-, opening compound names
Servant of God
"Breath, vapour", from Hebrew hebel
"Father of a multitude"; father of many nations (Genesis 17:5)
The first man; a Quranic and biblical name
"From Hadria", the Italian town that named the Adriatic Sea
"Flock of God", or "my help is God"; Hebrew ʿAdrîʾēl
Most praiseworthy; a name of the Prophet in the Quran
"Little fire"; from Irish Áedán, from áed, "fire"
"Handsome" in popular use; the original meaning is uncertain
"Noble and bright"; Old High German Adalbert
Pet form of Albert, "noble and bright"
"Defender of men"; short for Alexander
"Defender of men"; Greek Alexandros
Pet form of Alfred, "elf counsel" or "wise counsel"
"Elf counsel" or "wise counsel"; Old English Ælfræd
High, exalted, lofty
Hope
Prince, commander; Arabic amīr
Manly
"Messenger"; Greek angelos, a messenger of God
"Priceless" in popular use; Latin Antonius, a Roman family name
"Bowman"; English archer, from Latin arcus, "bow"
Pet form of Archibald, "genuine and bold"
Most merciful
Modern name of uncertain origin; first found in Spenser's "Arlo-hill"
Uncertain; usually linked to Welsh arth, "bear"
"Happy, blessed"; Hebrew ʾĀšēr
"Ash-tree meadow", from Old English æsc and leah
"Bearer of the heavens", the Titan of Greek myth
"Venerable, majestic"; Latin augustus
Medieval form of Augustine; Latin augustus, "venerable"
"Father of peace"; Danish form of the Hebrew Absalom
"God's gift" in popular use; origin uncertain
Fortunate, blessed; Arabic ayman, also "on the right"
"Handsome"; French beau, from Latin bellus
English surname of uncertain origin; often given as "bee cottage"
"Son of the right hand"
"Blessed"; medieval English form of Latin Benedictus
Pet form of Robert, "bright with fame"
"Enlightenment", the awakened mind
"Of the brook"; English brook, a small stream
"Faithful" in popular use; Strong's: perhaps "dog", or "forcible"
"Dove"; Gaelic Calum, from Latin columba, Saint Columba's name
"Bald"; from Latin Calvinus, a Roman surname from calvus
"Crooked nose"; the Scottish clan name Cameron
"Man, free man"; Spanish form of Charles
A Scottish surname of uncertain origin; often given as "son of Carr"
"Cart-driver"; an English occupational surname
"Man, free man"; from the Germanic name Karl
"Free man"; a pet form of Charles and Charlotte
"Follower of Christ"; Greek Christianos
"Bearer of Christ"
"Cola's farm" or "coal town"; an English place name
"Barrel-maker"; an English trade surname
"To tame, subdue"; Greek Damianos, from damazō
"God is my judge"; literally "judge of God"
Loving, beloved
A surname, usually "son of Daw", a pet form of David
"Valley", from Old English denu; also the title dean
Irish Deaglán, the name of Saint Declan; meaning uncertain
"Of the Lord"; Latin Dominicus, from dominus, "lord"
"Son of the sea" in popular use; a Welsh sea god
"East town"; an English place name, Old English ēast + tūn
"Guardian of prosperity"; Old English Eadweard
"Lofty, high"; Hebrew ʿĒlî, the priest who raised Samuel
A Spanish name of uncertain origin; often given as "sun" or "light"
Greek form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
"Yah is God"; Hebrew ʾĒlîyyāhû, the prophet Elijah
"Little Elias", a French pet form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
Medieval form of Elias (Elijah), "Yah is God"
"Son of Emery"; an English surname now used for girls and boys
"Powerful ruler", from Germanic Amalric
"Rival, eager to excel"; Latin Aemilianus, from the Aemilius family
"God with us"
"Truth" in popular use; an English surname of uncertain origin
Italian short name with several sources; often "ruler of the home"
"Eternal ruler" in popular use; Old Norse Eiríkr, "honoured ruler"
"Earnest, serious", from Germanic ernust
"Enduring, firm"; Hebrew ʾĒytān
"Brave as a boar"; from the medieval name Everard
"God strengthens"; Hebrew Yəḥezqēʾl, the prophet Ezekiel
"Help"; Hebrew ʿEzrāʾ, the priest and scribe
"Happy, lucky", from Latin felix
"Fair warrior"; Gaelic Fionnlagh, from fionn + laoch
"Fair, bright"; Irish Fionn, the hero Finn MacCool
"Frenchman"; popularly also "free man"
"Frenchman" or "free one"; a pet form of Frances and Francis
"Free landholder", from Middle English franklin
Pet form of Frederick, "peaceful ruler"
"Peaceful ruler"; Germanic Friedrich, "peace-rule"
"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew Gabriy'el, "man of God"
"Generous" in popular use; origin uncertain (Breton or Gaelic)
"Farmer", from Greek georgos, a worker of the land
Italian form of John, "God is gracious"
"From Grantham", the Lincolnshire town; a Scottish clan name
An English surname, often explained as "son of the steward"
"Lion, strong" in popular use; Arabic ḥamza, "a biting sharpness"
"Son of Harry"; Harry being the old English form of Henry
"Ruler of the house"; the old English form of Henry
"Ruler of the house"; Old High German Heimerich
"Son of Hudd", a medieval pet form of Hugh, "heart, mind"
"Heart, mind"; the Latin form of Hugh
"One who hunts"; English hunter, Old English hunta
Scottish form of John, "God is gracious"
The prophet Abraham; Hebrew, "father of a multitude"
Name of a Quranic prophet; popularly "studious"
The prophet Elijah; Hebrew for "the Lord is God"
The prophet Jesus; from Hebrew, "the LORD saves"
Laughter; Hebrew Yitschaq, "he laughs"
"God has saved"; Hebrew Yəšaʿyāhû, the prophet Isaiah
Ishmael; Hebrew for "God will hear"
"God is gracious"; the Russian form of John
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