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English Boy Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Chatham Homestead/settlement (from an English place-name) English Boy 72 #1001
Dacre Trickling stream English Boy 72 #1002
Beorn Originally 'warrior' or 'man; nobleman', later associated with 'bear' (cognate to Björn) English Boy 71 #1003
Estes Dweller at the east / from the east English Boy 71 #1004
Everrett Brave, strong as a wild boar English Boy 71 #1005
Fuller One who fulls cloth (cleans, thickens and presses woven cloth) English Boy 71 #1006
Hardyn Hardy, strong, brave English Boy 71 #1007
Ramsie From the place-name Ramsey/Ramsay: 'ram's island' or 'island of wild garlic' English, Scottish Boy 71 #1008
Rev To be revered English, Latin Boy 71 #1009
Flynt Flint (a hard, spark-producing stone); figuratively 'rock' or 'resilient' English Boy 70 #1010
Sturgill A surname-turned given name of uncertain origin; no single widely agreed meaning English Boy 70 #1011
Winfield Friend's field (from Old English elements meaning 'friend' + 'field') English Boy 70 #1012
Daivon Beloved English Boy 69 #1013
Gabrian Variant of Gabriel - 'God is my strength' or 'God is mighty' English, Greek Boy 69 #1014
Kaylem Modern name; likely 'whole‑hearted' (from Caleb), 'dove' (from Callum), or 'speaker' (from Kaleem), depending on origin English Boy 69 #1015
Terrick Most commonly interpreted as derived from Theodoric/Derrick: "ruler of the people" (it may also carry associations with Terry/Terence, "tender"). English Boy 69 #1016
Brinson Patronymic surname meaning 'son of Brin' - 'Brin' may derive from Welsh Bryn ('hill') or the given name Brian (Irish, 'high/noble') English Boy 68 #1017
Jerod Descent (from Hebrew Jared: 'to descend') English Boy 68 #1018
Breydon Modern variant of Braden/Brayden: "broad valley" (Old English) or "salmon" (Gaelic) English, Irish Boy 67 #1019
Chayden A modern variant of Aiden/Jayden; commonly associated with 'little fire' via Aodhán (Aidan) or simply a contemporary phonetic/spelling variation English Boy 67 #1020
Collen Hazel (hazel tree); also associated with 'young pup' (Gaelic diminutive Cailean) and, when linked via Colin to Nicholas, 'victory of the people'. English, Gaelic, Welsh Boy 67 #1021
Drayke Dragon; also historically 'male duck' (drake) English Boy 67 #1022
Jaevon No single established meaning; commonly treated as a modern variant of Javon/Jevon. Possible roots link to Jovan/John ('God is gracious') or Javan (Hebrew, 'Greece'). English Boy 67 #1023
Khary Good, charitable Arabic, English Boy 67 #1024
Leonell Lion; diminutive sense 'little/young lion' English, Latin Boy 67 #1025
Malvin Surname-derived given name from 'Malleville' (Old French mal 'bad' + ville 'town'); used as a variant of Melvin. English, Spanish Boy 67 #1026
Tavius Generally interpreted as 'good' (from Hebrew Tavi) or 'eighth' (if linked to Octavius); a modern masculine name with connotations of goodness or Latin heritage English Boy 67 #1027
Baldwin Bold friend English, Germanic Boy 66 #1028
Bingham Homestead of Bynna's people English Boy 66 #1029
Hopper Originally a surname meaning 'one who hops' or an occupational name related to hops (the plant used in brewing). English Boy 66 #1030
Wynton From wyn ('joy, fair, blessed') + ton ('town, settlement') - 'joyful/fair town' or 'settlement of joy' English Boy 66 #1031
Anthoney Derived from the Roman family name Antonius; meaning uncertain - commonly rendered as "priceless" or "highly praiseworthy" (folk etymology links it to "flower") English Boy 65 #1032
Cannen Possibly 'from Canaan' (Hebrew, 'lowland' / biblical land) or derived from the surname Cannon (Irish/English) English Boy 65 #1033
Farley Fern clearing / fern meadow English Boy 65 #1034
Fielder One who works in or lives by the fields; field worker English Boy 65 #1035
Jaisen Likely 'healer' (from Jason) or a modern name with similar sound English Boy 65 #1036
Kayd Variant of Kade/Cade - generally interpreted as 'round, stout' or, on a Celtic root, 'battle' English Boy 65 #1037
Ridgely Clearing or meadow by a ridge English Boy 65 #1038
Alric Elf ruler (from Old English ælf 'elf' + rīc 'ruler, power') English, Germanic Boy 64 #1039
Chancey Derived from 'chance' - luck, good fortune; by chance English Boy 64 #1040
Chuck Diminutive of Charles, ultimately meaning 'free man'. English Boy 64 #1041
Mosley Dweller by a mossy clearing or mossy meadow English Boy 64 #1042
Rambo Raven dwelling English, Swedish Boy 64 #1043
Blayde Blade - the cutting edge of a knife or sword; also historic senses 'leaf, shoot, prosperity' in Old English English Boy 63 #1044
Evrett Brave/strong as a wild boar English Boy 63 #1045
Jeric Either 'eternal ruler' (from Eric) or 'from Jericho / moon city' (if from Jericho), depending on origin. English Boy 63 #1046
Oxley From Old English meaning 'ox clearing' or 'clearing where oxen are kept.' English Boy 63 #1047
Arland Likely from Germanic elements meaning 'arn' (eagle/noble) + 'land' - 'land of the eagle' or 'dweller of the land'. English, Germanic Boy 62 #1048
Calvert Keeper of calves; calf-herdsman English Boy 62 #1049
Cobey Typically 'supplanter' (from Jacob); alternatively linked to 'from the coal farm/settlement' (from Colby). English, Hebrew Boy 62 #1050

English Boys name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Canada for every English-origin name in our dataset.

5,565
Names in this origin
125
With data in 2025
3,202
Births 2025
496,739
Peak year 2015