Boy Names A to Z: All 1,643 Names with Meanings and Popularity

A

178 names

Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Finnish
Hindi, “sound; loud noise”
Used in Finnish
Hebrew, “possibly bearer of martyrs”
Used in Finnish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic, “servant of God”
Arabic, “servant, worshipper”
Hebrew, “breath, vapor; vanity”
Hebrew, “Father is exalted.”
Greek
Common across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 19 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Arabic, “earth, man, soil, light brown”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “from the Roman harbor Hadria”
Latin, “from the Roman harbor Hadria”
Latin, “from the Roman harbor Hadria”
Spanish
Hebrew
Arabic, “praiseworthy”
Arabic, “praiseworthy”
Arabic, “praiseworthy”
Irish, “fire”
Irish, “fire”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Basque, “from good father”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Arabic
Danish
Celtic, “perhaps noble”
Latin, “resident of Alba”
Germanic, “noble + bright, famous”
Italian, “noble + bright, famous”
Germanic, “noble + bright, famous”
Latin, “white”
Latin, “helper, defender”
Spanish, “defender of man”
Latin, “to defend + man”
Latin, “to ward off, defend”
Russian
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Greek, “helper, defender”
Greek, “to defend + man”
Used in Bulgarian
Italian, “to defend + man”
Greek, “helper, defender”
Greek, “to defend + man”
Common across the UK, Poland, the Netherlands, and 19 more places.
French, “to defend + man”
Greek, “helper, defender”
Germanic, “elf + counsel”
French
Old English, “elf + counsel”
Old Norse
Used in Catalan
Common in France, Israel, Ontario, and 12 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Slovene
Celtic
Hebrew, “oak tree”
Germanic
Used in Turkish
Used in Turkish
Old Norse, “elf + army”
Spanish
Used in Old Norse
Old English, “elf + friend”
Latin, “love + god”
Sanskrit, “undying, immortal, imperishable”
Greek, “immortal, divine”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic
Arabic
Arabic, “commander, prince”
Sanskrit
Used in Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Arabic
Greek, “manly”
Greek, “manly”
Used in Slovene
Greek, “man”
Greek, “man”
Greek, “manly”
Greek, “manly”
Russian, “manly”
Icelandic
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Used in Romansh
Greek, “manly”
Used in Slovene
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Italian
Scottish Gaelic, “perhaps one choice”
Latin
Danish
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Latin
French
Latin
Polish
Latin
Italian
Used in Slovene
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Used in Catalan
Used in Turkish
English, “bowman”
English, “pure, genuine + bold, strong”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Icelandic
Hebrew, “lion”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 14 more places.
Hebrew, “lion of God”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin
Sanskrit
Greek, “of Arcadia”
Italian
Used in French
German, “name of a Cherusci chieftain”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 16.
Germanic, “eagle + power”
Germanic, “eagle + ruler”
Germanic, “eagle”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in England and Wales in 2024, number 4,270.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 39.
Hebrew, “possibly bearer of martyrs”
Tamil
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Ukrainian
Common in the Netherlands, Ontario, Austria, and 16 more places.
Russian, “probably bear”
Russian
Scandinavian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew
Old Norse, “god + spear”
Hebrew
Old English, “ash (tree species) + enclosure, settlement”
Used in Basque
Old Norse, “ash tree”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Turkish, “lion”
Old English
Latin, “Bearer (of the Heavens)”
Used in Turkish
English, “venerable”
Latin, “majestic, venerable”
Used in French
Spanish, “golden”
Latin
French, “majestic”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Hebrew
Hebrew, “Father is exalted.”
Danish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Arabic
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 16 more places.
Used in Turkish
Irish, “fire”
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Arabic
Arabic
Arabic, “to be an enemy”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.

B

82 names

Latin
Old Norse, “brave”
Latin, “strong, healthy”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 46.
Used in French, “Saint John the Baptist”
Hebrew
Hebrew, “prophet's son”
Latin, “son of Talmai; son of Ptolemy”
Used in Polish
Hebrew, “blessed”
Latin, “of the king, kingly, royal”
Greek, “august, venerable, exalted”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
English, “handsome, fine”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Italian
English, “son of the right/south, or son of days”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “conquering”
Used in Danish
Used in Hungarian
Latin, “blessed”
Latin, “blessed”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Hebrew, “son of the right/south or son of days”
Spanish
Common in England and Wales, the Netherlands, Sweden, and 21 more places.
Latin, “blessed, well spoken of”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Germanic, “bear”
Catalan, “bear”
Used in Catalan
Arabic
English, “will + helmet”
English, “will + helmet”
Used in German
Used in Hebrew
Old English, “fortification, city”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2024, number 6.
Used in Icelandic
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Rostock in 2023, number 191.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 39.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 164.
Used in Dutch
French, “possibly stammering”
Scottish Gaelic, “field, plain”
Old English, “black”
Used in Slovene
Latin, “possibly stammering”
Old Norse, “dweller, long-time resident”
Hebrew
Germanic, “shining glory”
Sanskrit, “enlightenment”
Slavic, “gift of God”
Slavic
Used in Hungarian
Used in Slovene
Slavic
Slavic
Ukrainian
Italian
Used in Hungarian
Welsh, “son of Owen”
Used in English
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 91.
Used in Polish
Hebrew, “Father is exalted.”
Used in Italian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
“descendant of Bradán”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 34.
Used in Slovene
Scottish Gaelic, “possibly ditch, mire; or muddy place”
Scottish Gaelic, “possibly ditch, mire or muddy place (suggested)”
Used in English
Used in Catalan
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “brown”
Irish
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Norway in 2024, number 435.

C

67 names

Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “possibly dog”
Irish, “descendant of Cathalán”
Scottish Gaelic, “dove”
Scottish Gaelic, “dove”
Used in Dutch, “bald”
Scottish Gaelic, “crooked, bent + nose”
Used in English
Irish
Germanic, “free man”
Italian, “free man”
Portuguese, “free man”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English, “carter; or son of Arthur (Irish)”
Used in Dutch
“descendant of (a person named) Watchful”
Persian, “treasurer”
Irish, “strong in battle”
Used in Slovene
Spanish
Used in Italian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Hebrew, “life”
Germanic, “free man”
Common across France, England and Wales, three Canadian provinces, and 8 more places.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Used in English
English, “a town or city, especially a Roman one”
Greek, “Christ; the anointed one”
Greek, “carrier of Christ + carrier, bearer”
Greek, “carrier of Christ + carrier, bearer”
Irish, “long, distant, lasting”
Irish
Persian, “world, universe”
Irish, “possibly strife; or monastery, church”
Used in Turkish
Persian
Latin, “merciful”
Latin, “merciful”
Irish, “descendant of the helpful one; or son of Odo”
Hebrew
Old English, “coal, coal-black”
Greek, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Old English, “coal + settlement”
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Irish, “dog, hound + prince, chief”
Irish, “dog”
Irish
Irish, “lover of hounds”
Irish, “lover of hounds”
Germanic, “bold, brave + counsel”
Latin, “constant, steadfast”
English, “cooper (barrel maker)”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Irish
Greek, “Christ; the anointed one”
Used in Slovene
Spanish, “cross”
Used in Hungarian
Used in Hungarian
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Spanish
Persian

D

57 names

Used in Dutch
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 31.
Used in Irish
Irish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Greek, “to tame”
Greek, “to tame”
Greek, “to tame”
Slavic
Hebrew
French, “God is my judge”
Common across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 23 more places.
Hebrew, “God is my judge”
Russian
English, “God is my judge”
Italian
Ukrainian
Irish
Persian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Irish, “descendant of Dubhdarach”
Common in England and Wales, Italy, Poland, and 22 more places.
Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Belarusian
Latin, “beloved”
Used in English
English
Irish
Used in Ukrainian
Greek, “follower of (the wine god) Dionysus”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Greek, “follower of (the wine god) Dionysus”
Germanic, “people + king”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English, “right (handed)”
Latin
Spanish
Used in Arabic
Italian
Arabic
Russian
Greek, “belonging to Δημήτηρ (Dēmḗtēr), the earth goddess”
Used in Slovene
Latin, “Lord”
Latin, “Lord”
Latin, “Lord”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Greek
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Welsh, “possibly son of the sea”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.

E

99 names

Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Old English, “east + settlement”
Danish
English, “wealth, riches + ward, guard”
Old English, “prosperity + protection”
Old English, “rich + guard”
French, “wealth, riches + guard (via Edward)”
English, “wealth, riches”
English
Old English, “wealth, riches + ward, guard”
Old English
Used in Finnish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Finnish
Used in Finnish
Used in Finnish
Used in Finnish
Hebrew, “fruitful”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Old Norse
Used in Finnish
Old Norse, “sole ruler”
Hebrew
Old Norse, “luck, good fortune”
Hebrew, “God has helped”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “ascent”
Latin, “Yahweh is my god”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Bulgarian
Common across England and Wales, three Canadian provinces, the Netherlands, and 11 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “Yahweh is my god”
Hebrew, “El is my lord”
Hebrew
Hebrew, “Yahweh is my god”
Greek
Hebrew, “my God is Yahweh”
Hebrew, “my God is Yahweh”
Used in Swedish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “my God is Yahweh”
Hebrew, “my God is Yahweh”
Hebrew
Old English, “noble + famous”
Old English, “noble + famous”
French, “to pick, to choose from”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Old English, “eel + farm, village”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 23.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “God is with us”
Hebrew
Used in English
Latin, “possibly rival”
French, “possibly rival”
Latin
Latin, “rival”
Arabic
Hebrew
Germanic, “entire”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Basque, “probably mine, my”
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 16 more places.
Italian, “home + ruler”
Irish, “yew-born”
Latin, “God is gracious”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Turkish
Germanic, “always, eternal + ruler”
Old Norse, “ever ruler”
Old Norse, “son or descendant of an earl”
Germanic, “vigor, strife”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 25.
Germanic, “always, eternal + ruler”
Greek, “crown, wreath”
Common across France, the UK, Italy, and 9 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Italian, “possibly to restrain”
Scottish Gaelic
Welsh, “God is gracious”
Old Norse, “luck, good fortune”
Dutch, “wild boar + hard, brave”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Scottish Gaelic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic, “right-handed”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Hebrew, “God strengthens”
Hebrew, “God strengthens”
Greek
Hebrew, “help, succor”

F

58 names

Latin, “belonging to Fabius”
Latin
Used in German, “falcon”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 126.
Irish, “wolf”
Used in Arabic
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “peaceful ruler”
Latin, “happy, lucky”
Portuguese, “fond of horses”
Common across England and Wales, three Canadian provinces, the Netherlands, and 12 more places.
Germanic, “journey + daring”
Latin, “French(man)”
Scottish Gaelic
Germanic, “journey + daring”
Celtic, “fighting king”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 14 more places.
Greek, “fond of horses”
Greek, “fond of horses”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Scottish Gaelic, “fair warrior/hero”
Scottish Gaelic, “fair warrior/hero”
Common across the UK, Austria, Switzerland, and 12 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Irish, “white, bright, fair, handsome”
Latin
“arrow-maker”
French, “flourishing”
Latin
Dutch
Used in Slovene
Irish, “descendant of Flann (red)”
Used in Swedish, “people”
Latin, “French(man)”
Italian
Latin, “French(man)”
Spanish, “French(man)”
Italian, “French(man)”
Germanic, “French(man)”
Germanic, “French(man)”
Latin, “French(man)”
German, “French(man)”
Latin, “French(man)”
Used in English
English
Germanic, “peace king, peaceful ruler”
Germanic, “peace king, peaceful ruler”
Dutch, “peace + king”
Old Norse
Icelandic
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
German, “peace”
German, “peace”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 80.
German, “peace king, peaceful ruler”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Russian

G

48 names

Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in French
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Common in England and Wales, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Italian, “God is my strong man”
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Irish
Hebrew
Used in French
Used in Slovene
Celtic
Used in Greek
Latin, “source, origin; birth”
Latin, “farmer”
Greek, “farmer, earth worker”
Germanic, “spear + hard, brave”
Greek, “watchful, vigilant”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Used in Italian
English, “God is gracious”
Used in Dutch
Used in Italian
Hebrew, “Yahweh (is) God”
Greek, “farmer, earth worker”
Italian, “Yahweh is gracious”
Latin, “possibly downy first beard hairs”
Italian, “(God) shall add”
Used in Turkish
Spanish
Used in Polish
English, “steward”
Greek, “watchful, vigilant”
English, “steward”
Welsh
Polish, “watchful, vigilant”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 19.
Germanic, “will + helmet”
Spanish, “will + helmet”
Used in Catalan
Used in Catalan
Old Norse
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Germanic, “Geat/Goth + staff”
Germanic, “Geat/Goth + staff”
Swedish, “support (of the Geats, southern Swedes)”
Used in Dutch
Germanic

H

49 names

Old Norse
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 39.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 108.
Used in Danish
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Scottish Gaelic, “possibly holding the heel”
Arabic, “lion”
German, “Yahweh is gracious”
German, “Yahweh is gracious”
Scandinavian, “army + ruler, authority”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 213.
Used in Hebrew
Old English, “rock”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Arabic, “possibly bearer of martyrs”
English, “son of Harry (Henry: home + king)”
English, “son of Harry”
English, “home + king”
Arabic, “possibly bearer of martyrs”
Celtic, “iron + blazing”
Arabic, “doer of good”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 91.
Old Norse, “high”
Old English, “hay + valley”
Old English, “brushwood”
Greek, “holding fast”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 23.
Used in Finnish, “hale + famous”
Used in German
French, “home + king”
Old Norse
Common across the UK, Sweden, Austria, and 10 more places.
Germanic
Germanic, “army + man”
Frisian
Used in German
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 16.
Old Norse, “helmet + army”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 108.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Old Norse, “island + spear”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 80.
Germanic, “mind + bright, famous”
English, “son of Hudd”
Germanic, “heart, mind”
Germanic, “thought, mind, spirit”
Used in Hungarian
English, “hunter”

I

46 names

Galician, “possibly holding the heel”
Scottish Gaelic, “God is gracious”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Basque
Arabic, “Father is exalted.”
Used in Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Welsh
Used in Arabic
Latin, “fire”
Latin, “fire”
Russian
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Finland in 2023, number 49.
Spanish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Scots
Russian, “Yahweh is my god”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Arabic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic
Hebrew
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Scots
Common across France, the UK, three Canadian provinces, and 8 more places.
Hebrew, “possibly Yahweh is salvation”
Used in Finnish
Arabic
Hebrew, “God hears, God will hear”
Arabic, “God hears, God will hear”
Hebrew, “he wrestles with God”
Arabic
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Russian, “God is gracious”
Used in Italian
Old Norse
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Polish
Used in Arabic
Latin, “he laughs, he will laugh”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.

J

106 names

Greek, “I heal”
Used in Polish
English, “God is gracious”
English, “son of Jack”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Portuguese
Used in Slovene
English, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Used in English
English, “may He heel (via Jacob)”
Dutch, “Yahweh is gracious”
French, “God is gracious”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Finnish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Greek, “I heal”
Persian, “treasurer”
Hebrew
Spanish, “the new house”
English
English, “son of Jack”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Greek, “I heal”
Modern coinage
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
French, “God is gracious”
Used in Polish
Frisian
German, “God is gracious”
Danish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Polish
Hebrew, “Yahweh exalt”
Polish, “Yahweh exalt”
Used in Slovene
Czech, “farmer, earth worker”
Old Norse
Hebrew, “God's gift; or God exists”
Spanish, “the Lord saves”
English, “possibly holding the heel”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “may Yahweh raise up”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Catalan, “God is gracious”
Spanish, “may Yahweh raise up”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “to be an enemy”
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Hebrew, “Yahweh (is) God”
Used in Dutch
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
French, “(God) shall add”
Hebrew, “Yahweh is gracious”
German, “Yahweh is gracious”
Latin, “God is gracious”
Hebrew, “God is gracious”
Used in Icelandic
Hebrew, “Yahweh is gracious”
Norwegian, “dove”
Hebrew, “dove”
Hebrew, “dove”
Latin, “dove”
Hebrew, “God has given”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Used in Finnish
Hebrew, “Jordan (river); possibly "to descend"”
Catalan, “farmer, earth worker”
Spanish, “farmer, earth worker”
German, “farmer”
Greek, “farmer, earth worker”
Spanish, “to add”
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Hebrew, “Yahweh is salvation”
Hebrew, “Yahweh is salvation”
Hebrew
Used in Slovene
Used in Czech
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Manx, “Yahweh is gracious”
Hebrew, “praised”
Spanish
French, “possibly downy first beard hairs”
Latin
French
Used in Slovene
Latin, “possibly downy first beard hairs”
Latin, “possibly downy first beard hairs”
Used in Slovene
Latin, “farmer”
Frisian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “just”

K

63 names

Used in Turkish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Persian, “treasurer”
Common across the UK, the Netherlands, Ontario, and 10 more places.
Modern coinage
Used in Estonian
Latin, “inhabitant of Gaeta”
Hebrew, “dog”
Swedish
Latin
Japanese
Swedish
Arabic, “noble, generous”
Germanic, “free man”
Used in Ukrainian
Latin, “free man”
Used in German
Latin, “treasurer”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Modern coinage
Slavic, “destroyer of peace”
Hebrew
Used in Hungarian
Japanese
Arabic, “nobleness, kindness”
Arabic
Irish, “dear birth/person”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic
Irish, “long, distant, lasting”
Irish, “strife; or monastery, church”
Irish, “strife; or monastery, church”
Used in English
Russian, “lord, master”
“carrier of Christ + carrier, bearer”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Slovenia in 2023, number 242.
Old Norse, “knot”
Hawaiian, “warrior, courage; koa tree”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Germanic, “bold, brave + counsel”
Latin, “constant, steadfast”
Latin, “constant, steadfast”
Used in Polish
Latin
Latin
Greek, “anointed”
Latin, “Christian; follower of Christ”
Greek, “Christ; the anointed one”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Greek, “carrier of Christ + carrier, bearer”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Latin, “Christ; the anointed one”
Greek, “messiah + I carry, I bear”
Latin
Used in Polish
Turkish, “north”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in English, “narrows”
English, “strife; or monastery, church”

L

102 names

Scottish Gaelic, “land of the lochs, loch or fjord land, i.e. Scandinavia”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Old English, “long + hill”
Latin
Used in Finnish
Hungarian, “power”
Old Norse, “probably friend”
Latin, “a person from Laurentum”
French, “a person from Laurentum”
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “a person from Laurentum”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Serbo-Croatian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Greek, “people + man”
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Greek, “lion + man”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 12 more places.
Used in Finnish
Used in Slovene
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Danish, “lion”
Used in Finnish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Germanic, “lion”
Loved across France, the UK, Canada, and 16 more places.
Common across three Nordic countries, Quebec, Ireland, and 9 more places.
Germanic, “lion”
Italian, “as strong as a lion”
Germanic, “lion”
Germanic, “people + bold”
Used in Czech
Used in Hungarian, “to be”
Common across three Canadian provinces, Israel, Sweden, and 10 more places.
Russian
Germanic, “loud; famous + battle”
Common across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 13 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English, “the Roman settlement Lindum Colonia”
Greek
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 10 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “lion”
Hebrew, “my light”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Latin
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Scottish Gaelic
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Scottish Gaelic, “little hollow”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 80.
Latin
Used in French
English
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Latin, “a person from Laurentum”
Latin, “a person from Laurentum”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Italian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Swedish
French, “loud; famous + battle”
Common in England and Wales, the Netherlands, Austria, and 12 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
English
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Slovene
Used in Swedish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 16 more places.
Loved across the UK, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and 7 more places.
Common across France, the UK, three Nordic countries, and 11 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “light”
Latin, “light”
French
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “loud, famous + battle”
French, “loud; famous + battle”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
German, “famed; loud”
Germanic, “loud; famous + battle”
Italian, “loud, famous + battle”
Spanish, “loud, famous + battle”
Common in the Netherlands, Ontario, Austria, and 15 more places.
Latin, “a man from Lucania”
Used in English
Latin
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Latin
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.

M

157 names

Latin, “the greatest”
Latin
Polish, “gift of Yahweh”
Welsh
Breton, “prince”
Used in Catalan
Latin, “great”
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Arabic
Chinese, “Maia's month”
Used in Icelandic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Russian
Latin, “the greatest”
Used in Belarusian
Latin
Latin, “the greatest”
Hebrew, “my messenger”
Polynesian, “my messenger”
Scottish Gaelic, “devotee of Columba”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Arabic, “leader”
Used in Breton
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “helmet + to rule”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Spanish, “God is with us”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
French
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
French, “little Marcus (Marcus is from the god Mars)”
Latin
Latin
Latin, “of or like Mars”
Romance, “pertaining to Mars”
Spanish
Latin, “from Mars, the Roman god”
Latin
Serbo-Croatian
Italian
Latin
Latin
English
Latin
Old English, “boundary”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 16 more places.
English
Used in Greek
Used in Icelandic
Used in Dutch
Used in Estonian
Latin, “of or like Mars”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
English, “stonemason”
Latin, “greatest”
Used in Hebrew
Used in English
Hebrew, “gift of the Lord”
Common across three Canadian provinces, Sweden, Austria, and 9 more places.
Hebrew, “gift of the Lord”
Latin, “gift of the Lord”
Used in Slovene
French, “gift of the Lord (via Matthieu)”
Danish, “gift of Yahweh”
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 17 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “gift of Yahweh”
Used in Slovene
Used in Slovene
Old Norse, “gift of Yahweh”
Common in Italy, the Netherlands, Ontario, and 11 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Hebrew, “gift of the Lord”
Hebrew, “gift of Yahweh”
Used in Italian
Hebrew, “gift of Yahweh”
Used in Russian
Used in Ukrainian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Finnish
Latin
Latin, “Moor; dark, swarthy”
English
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Common across the UK, the Netherlands, three Nordic countries, and 17 more places.
French
Latin
Latin, “the greatest”
Spanish
Latin
Old English, “Mack's well or spring”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English
Hebrew
Turkish, “praised, commendable, laudable”
Used in Hebrew
Hebrew, “king of light”
Used in Frisian
Latin
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Persian, “male human”
Used in Turkish
Hebrew, “who is like Yahweh”
Common across the UK, three Canadian provinces, Israel, and 7 more places.
Hebrew, “who is like God?”
Hebrew, “who is like God?”
French, “who is like God?”
Hebrew, “Who is like God?”
Hebrew, “who is like God?”
Old Norse
Portuguese, “Who is like God?”
Used in Slovene
Used in Slovene
Hebrew, “who is like God?”
Hebrew, “who is like Yahweh”
Latin, “who is like God?”
Russian, “who is like God?”
Used in Danish
Latin, “victory + people”
Slavic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English, “grace, favor”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in English
Common in France, England and Wales, the Netherlands, and 11 more places.
Used in Hungarian
English, “mill”
Italian, “my”
Hebrew, “who is like God?”
Arabic, “ascension to heaven”
Used in Slovene
Used in Finnish
Greek
Arabic, “praised, commendable, laudable”
Arabic, “praised, commendable”
Arabic, “praised, commendable, laudable”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Germanic
Used in Dutch
Hebrew, “to give birth to”
Arabic, “to give birth to”
Arabic, “praised, commendable, laudable”
Arabic, “praised, commendable, laudable”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “sea + settlement”
Arabic, “to give birth to”
Arabic, “the chosen one”
Used in Ukrainian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “grace, favor”

N

69 names

Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 15 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Arabic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Hungarian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “God has given”
Used in Polish
Hebrew, “God has given”
Hebrew, “God has given”
Hebrew, “God has given”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Slovene
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Modern coinage, “new”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Irish, “cloud”
Rare across France, the UK, Poland, and 18 more places.
Greek, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Latin, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Latin, “victory + people”
Latin, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Used in Dutch
Greek, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in New Zealand in 2023, number 60.
Greek, “conqueror”
German, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Latin, “victory + people”
French, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Greek, “victory + people”
Latin, “victory + people”
Used in Russian
Used in Turkish
Swedish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Italian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Loved across France, the UK, Canada, and 19 more places.
Hebrew, “my pleasantness”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
French, “Christmas”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 91.
Irish, “descendant of Nuallán”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Germanic, “north + bright”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.

O

49 names

Old English, “oak + woodland clearing, glade”
Used in French
Irish, “dun”
Used in Norwegian
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 34.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Irish, “deer”
Used in Finnish
Used in Polish
Used in Swedish
Old Norse
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 34.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Old Norse
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Finland in 2024, number 44.
Danish
Used in Ukrainian
Lithuanian
Loved across England and Wales, three Canadian provinces, the Nordic countries, and 9 more places.
French
French
French
Used in Swedish
English, “olive tree”
Old Norse
Arabic
Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Finnish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Hebrew
Irish, “dun, sallow”
Catalan, “golden”
Italian, “fame-land”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 126.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Common in France, the Netherlands, Sweden, and 14 more places.
Swedish, “probably outsider, newcomer”
Irish, “deer”
English, “wealth, riches (the root shared with Otto)”
German, “wealth, riches”
Used in Slovene
Used in Finnish
Germanic, “wealth, riches”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
English
Used in English
Used in Slovene

P

40 names

Spanish, “small”
English, “patrician”
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Javanese
Italian, “small”
English, “gamekeeper”
Latin, “Paschal; of or pertaining to Easter”
English, “patrician”
English, “patrician”
English, “patrician”
Latin, “small”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin, “small”
Latin, “small”
Used in Slavic
Greek, “stone, rock”
Danish, “stone, rock”
Spanish, “stone, rock”
Hebrew
Used in Dutch
Used in Catalan
Used in Spanish
Germanic
Latin
Catalan, “stone, rock”
Used in Slovene
Greek, “stone, rock”
Used in Swedish
Greek, “fond of horses”
Greek, “fond of horses”
Greek, “fond of horses”
Latin
Dutch, “rock, stone”
Greek, “stone, rock”
Used in Dutch
Hebrew
Polish, “stone, rock”
Latin, “small”
Used in Turkish
Polish, “famous from being artful”

Q

1 name

Used in Catalan

R

73 names

Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “God cures/has healed”
Hebrew, “God cures/has healed”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “God cures/has healed”
Old Norse
Scottish Gaelic
German
Germanic
Hebrew, “God cures/has healed”
Used in Swedish, “beloved”
Spanish
Sanskrit, “the sun or the sun-god.”
French, “advice + protection”
Arabic, “well-watered”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
English, “counsel + ruler (via Reginald)”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “oarsman”
French, “oarsman”
French
French
Used in Dutch
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “see, a son”
Latin, “king”
Dutch
Welsh, “ardor, fiery warrior”
Irish
Germanic, “king, ruler + hard, brave”
Germanic, “king, ruler + hard, brave”
Old English, “rye + clearing, meadow”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
English, “river”
Used in Dutch
Germanic, “shining glory”
Germanic, “shining glory”
English, “shining glory”
Italian, “possibly crow”
Germanic, “famous ruler”
Germanic, “fame-spear”
Germanic
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 46.
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Germanic, “fame-land”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
French
Latin, “Roman, of Rome”
Romance
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Estonia in 2023, number 22.
Hebrew, “Song of Joy”
Irish, “little seal”
English, “advice + power”
Scottish Gaelic, “red-haired king”
Used in Irish
Irish, “little red one”
Scottish Gaelic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Irish, “red, auburn”
Irish
Irish, “red-haired king”
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 20 more places.
Hebrew, “see, a son”
German
Germanic, “shining glory”
Russian
Irish, “descendant of Rian”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “king, ruler + hard, brave”

S

92 names

French
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic, “pious”
Italian, “savior”
English, “'God has set' or 'God has placed'”
Arabic, “high, exalted”
Used in Slovene
Common across France, the UK, Italy, and 25 more places.
Hebrew, “he who listens to God”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Greek, “to ward off, defend”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Italian
Spanish, “Saint James”
Hebrew
German
Used in English
Irish, “possibly holding the heel”
Irish, “God is gracious”
Latin, “august, venerable, exalted”
Latin, “august, venerable, exalted”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew
Rare in France, England and Wales, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Dutch
Used in Dutch
Used in Slovene
Russian
Latin
Spanish
Hebrew, “chosen one, appointed, placed”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew
Irish, “God is gracious”
Irish, “possibly holding the heel”
Irish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew
Hebrew, “peace”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “'God has set' or 'God has placed'”
Used in Dutch
Used in Swedish
Used in Finnish
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 16.
Aramaic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “hearkening, listening”
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 70.
German
Old Norse, “victory + stone”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Rare across the UK, Italy, Poland, and 18 more places.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 70.
Sanskrit
Old Norse, “possibly one of two”
English, “familiar form of address for a boy”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
English
Old English, “stone + meadow”
Polish, “stand, become + glory, fame”
Old English, “stone + meadow”
Used in Slovene
French, “to crown”
Latin, “to crown”
Greek
Old Norse
Used in Swedish
Used in Dutch
Used in Dutch
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 126.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2024, number 5.
Arabic, “peace”
Used in Finnish
Slavic
Swedish, “boy, young man, servant”
Old Norse, “boy, young man, servant”
Old Norse, “to swing around, spin; move violently”
Used in Slovene
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Hungarian
Czech, “crown, wreath”
Hebrew, “hearkening, listening”

T

69 names

Greek
Latin
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Irish, “poet”
Used in Swedish, “a guarantor”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Persian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
English, “wealth, riches + ward, guard”
Old English, “wealth, riches + ward, guard”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Greek
Greek, “god + gift”
Used in Dutch
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Common in France, England and Wales, Ontario, and 12 more places.
Latin, “god + gift”
Latin, “god + gift”
Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Hebrew, “gift of the Lord”
Common across the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, and 9 more places.
Germanic
Hebrew, “Saint James”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Irish, “lord”
Used in Dutch
Used in Dutch
Used in Slovene
Germanic, “people”
English, “to honour + god”
Greek, “honour”
Greek, “to honour + god”
Used in Russian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Greek, “to honour + god”
Turkish, “iron”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Slovene
Hebrew, “my good is YHWH”
Used in Polish
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Hebrew, “my good is YHWH”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Finnish
English, “twin”
Used in Bulgarian
Spanish, “twin”
Latin, “twin”
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Slovenia in 2024, number 139.
Latin
English, “twin”
Spanish
Old Norse
Welsh
Celtic, “riot”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Old Norse
Used in Dutch
English, “tiler”
Used in Ukrainian
Latin
Latin, “to honour + god”
French
Hebrew, “gazelle”

U

13 names

Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Iceland in 2022, number 53.
German, “heritage, homestead + ruler”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic
Used in Turkish
Basque, “shepherd, cowboy”
Latin, “of the town or city, urbane”
Used in Slovene
Used in Finnish
Hebrew, “light”
Hebrew, “God is my light”
Used in Slovene
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.

V

42 names

Used in Finnish
Latin, “strong, healthy”
German, “power, rule”
Latin, “strong, healthy”
Latin, “strong, healthy”
Latin
Germanic
Used in Serbo-Croatian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Finland in 2021, number 46.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Used in Finnish
Used in Hungarian
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Latin, “conqueror”
Used in Slovene
Old Norse, “wide + army”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Germanic, “battle”
Latin, “conqueror”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “will + helmet”
Used in Finnish
Used in Finnish
Used in Icelandic
Used in Finnish
Old English
Used in Finnish
Not in the latest lists. Last listed in Denmark in 2021, number 43.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Germanic, “will + helmet”
English, “conquering”
Latin, “conquering”
Italian, “conquering”
Latin, “conquering”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Latin
Latin, “conqueror”
Russian, “power”
Used in Ukrainian
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Slavic

W

20 names

Used in English
Germanic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Old English, “west + wood, clearing”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Latin, “conqueror”
Old English, “will + peace”
German, “will + helmet”
Germanic, “will + helmet”
Used in German
Germanic, “will + helmet”
Old English, “mind, will, determination, purpose, desire, wish + famous”
Used in Polish
Latin, “conquering”
Lithuanian, “possibly wood + forest”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Slavic
Germanic
Germanic, “war + hard, brave”

X

3 names

Spanish
Spanish
Spanish, “possibly new house”

Y

36 names

Hebrew, “possibly holding the heel”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Arabic, “God is gracious”
Hebrew, “he will light up”
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Turkish
Used in Hebrew
Used in Greek
Hebrew
Russian
Used in Arabic
Used in Arabic
Used in Arabic
Arabic
Used in Yiddish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew
Used in Hebrew
Hebrew
Used in Spanish
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Hebrew
Used in Hebrew
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Used in Icelandic
Hebrew
Hebrew, “Yahweh (is) God”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “(God) shall add”
Used in Dutch
Arabic, “(God) shall add”
Arabic
Rare in all 24 places we hold figures for.
Arabic, “to add”

Z

24 names

Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 18 more places.
Hebrew, “Yahweh has remembered”
Hebrew, “the Lord has remembered”
Arabic, “Yahweh has remembered”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Hebrew
Greek, “to defend + man”
Arabic
Arabic, “beauty”
Slavic, “chase away + anger, wrath”
Greek
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 19 more places.
Used in Hungarian
Used in Slovene
Hebrew
Hungarian, “sultan”
Rare across France, the UK, Italy, and 17 more places.
Used in Hungarian
Used in Hungarian