Etymology of Baby Boy Names - Page 4

hippos - "horse"
Old Greek origin - Hermocrates, Hippocrates, Hippolyt, Philip, Xanthippos

jaro - "spring"
Slavonic origin - Jarek, Jarogniew, Jaromir, Jaropelk, Jaroslav

mil - "favor, grace"
Latin origin - Miles
Slavonic origin - Jaromil, Milan, Miloslav, Radomil

lant - "land, territory, homeland"
Germanic origin - Lambert, Lance, Landolf, Lanfrank, Roland

mars - "Mars"
Latin origin - Marcus, Mark, Martin, Marziano, Marzio

uod - "wealth, fortune"
Germanic origin - Odile, Ottfried, Ottmar, Otto, Ottokar

a - "un"
English origin - Diamond
Old Greek origin - Achilles, Anicetus, Athanasios, Nikita

hamida - "to praise, to commend, to thank"
Arabic origin - Ahmad, Hamid, Mahmud, Muhammad

aed - "fire"
Celtic origin - Aidan, Aodh, Cináed, Madoc

alf - "elf, supernatural being"
Germanic origin - Alberich, Auberon, Aubrey, Oliver

aethel - "noble, honorable"
Old English origin - Alvin, Audey, Elmer, Ethelbert

amare - "to love"
Latin origin - Amadeus, Amador, Amando, Amyas

azar - "to help"
Hebrew origin - Azar, Azariah, Azriel, Lazarus

wart - "guardian, defender"
Germanic origin - Bernward, Friedwart, Markward, Siegward

ford - "ford"
Old English origin - Buford, Clifford, Ford, Rutherford

ciar - "black"
Celtic origin - Carran, Ciar, Kieran
Irish origin - Kerry

gwen - "white, fair, blessed, holy"
Celtic origin - Gwenaël, Gwendal
Welsh origin - Carwyn, Gavin

dael - "dale, valley"
English origin - Dale
Old English origin - Dallas, Dalton, Kendall

b�r - "town, village, settlement"
Old Norse origin - Darby, Kelby, Kirby, Shelby

gwyn - "white, fair, blessed, holy"
Welsh origin - Dilwyn, Gwyn, Gwynant, Gwynfor