Want a name with British accents for your little boy? Here are 20 ideas for English first names to inspire you.
Figuring out your baby’s first name can sometimes be a real challenge. For uninspired parents, here are 20 boy names that will inspire those looking for a name of English origin for their little boy.
- Andrew Derived from the Greek word “andros” which can be translated as man or virility
- Arnold Means eagle or governor
- Arthurmeans “king of bears”, “king of warriors” or “bear-man”
- ChatDerived from the Celtic word “cat”, meaning “fight”.»
- Charles Derived from the Latin first name “Carolus”, which in turn comes from the Germanic “Karl”, meaning “man”.
- Charlie A descendant of the first name Charles.
- CroreMeans “helpful” or “useful” in French
- Colin is an abbreviation of Nicholas, derived from the Greek “Nicolas”, meaning “victory of the people”.
- Dustin, a first name of Scandinavian origin. It is a derivative of “thorsta”, which means “thor’s stone” in French.
- Dylan Of Welsh origin, meaning “great sea»
- Gavin, of Welsh descent. It means “subterranean hawk”.
- Jacob means “who will follow” or in Arabic “ya’qob” means “God supported or protected”
- Jackmeans “protect”
- James A derivative of the Latin first name Jacobus and meaning “God supported and protected him.”
- Keithmeaning “Tree, forest»
- Marvin A derivation of the first name “Merfin” of Celtic origin, which, depending on the translations, means “famous” or “friend of the sea”.
- RayMeaning “counselor” or “guardian”.
- Shirleymeaning “Sunny Meadow »
- Shawnmeans “God is Merciful”
- William , a derivative of the first name Guillaume. It comes from the word “bow” which means “bow” and “helm” can be translated as “helmet”.
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