Boy Names
Strong, meaningful boy names with origins and full meanings.
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Dharmvir
Sanskrit
Dharmvir
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dharvesh
Sanskrit
Dharvesh
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhawal
Sanskrit
Dhawal
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dheeraj
Sanskrit
Dheeraj
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dheerendra
Sanskrit
Dheerendra
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhermendra
Sanskrit
Dhermendra
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhiraj
Sanskrit
Dhiraj
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhirender
Sanskrit
Dhirender
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhirpal
Punjabi
Dhirpal
A traditional Indian name of Punjabi origin
Dhiru
Sanskrit
Dhiru
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhmendar
Sanskrit
Dhmendar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhram
Sanskrit
Dhram
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhrambir
Sanskrit
Dhrambir
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhramender
Sanskrit
Dhramender
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhrampal
Punjabi
Dhrampal
A traditional Indian name of Punjabi origin
Dhrampla
Sanskrit
Dhrampla
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhramveer
Sanskrit
Dhramveer
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhreej
Sanskrit
Dhreej
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhrmveer
Sanskrit
Dhrmveer
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhruv
Sanskrit
Dhruv
Pole star, constant, firm, steady
Dhukhu
Sanskrit
Dhukhu
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhulin
Sanskrit
Dhulin
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhurav
Sanskrit
Dhurav
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhurender
Sanskrit
Dhurender
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhurpati
Sanskrit
Dhurpati
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhuruv
Sanskrit
Dhuruv
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhurv
Sanskrit
Dhurv
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dhurve
Sanskrit
Dhurve
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dibakar
Sanskrit
Dibakar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Diego
Spanish
Diego
Possibly a short form of SANTIAGO, but it is more likely derived from the...
Digamber
Sanskrit
Digamber
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Digvijay
Sanskrit
Digvijay
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dikshant
Sanskrit
Dikshant
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dil
Sanskrit
Dil
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilawar
Sanskrit
Dilawar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilbar
Sanskrit
Dilbar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dildar
Sanskrit
Dildar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilip
Sanskrit
Dilip
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilish
Sanskrit
Dilish
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Diljan
Sanskrit
Diljan
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilkush
Sanskrit
Dilkush
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilsad
Sanskrit
Dilsad
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilsah
Sanskrit
Dilsah
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilshad
Sanskrit
Dilshad
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dilvar
Sanskrit
Dilvar
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dimpu
Sanskrit
Dimpu
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dimpy
Sanskrit
Dimpy
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Dineesh
Sanskrit
Dineesh
A traditional Indian name of Sanskrit origin
Frequently Asked Questions
Ethan, Lucas, Ryan, Jayden, and Nathan consistently rank among the most popular boy names. These names are widely used partly because they work across English and Chinese family contexts without requiring translation.
Consider how the name sounds in both English and your mother tongue, what it means, how it pairs with your surname, and whether it's easy to spell and pronounce. Many families also register a separate given name in a second language.
Yes - Short punchy names like Kai, Max, and Finn are gaining popularity. They're easy to say in multiple languages and hard to shorten further. However, two-syllable names remain the most popular overall.