There are names for boys very sonorous, others that have special meanings and some that are definitely very strange. We show you some good alternatives so you can choose the one you like the most.
Choosing the name of your son, brother, nephew and/or cousin is special… But it can also be a bit stressful because although everyone in the family wants to give their opinion in a good way, it is not always the best.
If you are looking for American names for a boy or a girl or you decide on one that is a little more “Creole”, we share with you some options that may be what you are looking for for your baby.
Uncommon boy names
Maybe you want to give that little one a very particular name and avoid that when you shout a name like Andrés, all the children in the street turn to look at you. We share some alternatives that you may consider:
- Adal: It is a name of German origin that means sweet and noble.
- Ariel: has its origin in Hebrew and means lion of God.
- Balthazar: this name comes from Assyrian and its meaning is God who protects the King.
- Caetano: comes of Latin origin and means happy.
- Dante: It is a name of descent from Latin and means enduring, resistant.
- Enzo: It comes from Italian and its meaning is the lord of his home or his country.
- Felix: Its origin is unknown but it is often given the meaning of lucky and successful.
- Gael: It has its origin in the Celts and means generosity.
- Nahuel: has its origin in the Mapuche and means tiger.
- Valerius: is a name of Latin origin that means brave.
Modern boy names
Nowadays, children’s names are out of the ordinary and more and more parents are taking a little risk to give their children a cute name that helps them develop their own personality. Look these:
- Aldo: It is a name from Italian that means one of noble origin and possessor of experience.
- Bruno: comes from the Germanic and means dark.
- Gaston: It is of French origin and its meaning is foreign.
- Ian: is the Scottish form of the name John and means God is merciful.
- Pike: is a name of Latin origin that has as meaning the words light and clarity.
- Maximum: of Latin origin and means one who is superior to all.
- Oliver: derives from French, and means olive tree.
- Romeo: comes from the Latin and its meaning is the one who pilgrims to Rome.
- savior: is a name of Hebrew origin that represents the phrase God is salvation.
- Sasha: it is often said that it comes from Russian, and would mean protector or winner of men.
Biblical boy names
The sacred book for Christianity also provides very nice names that are loaded with very special meanings that can accompany your baby for life:
- Adam: is a well-known name in the bible for being the first man on earth.
- Ezequiel: He was one of the last Hebrew prophets and means God is strong.
- Gabriel: it is an angel’s name and means the man of God or the force of God.
- Joaquin: this was the name of the father of the Virgin Mary and its meaning is Yahweh will build.
- Jonah: he was a character from the Christian Old Testament (who was eaten by the whale). The meaning of it is dove.
- Jordan: is the name of the river in which, according to the bible, Jesus of Nazareth was baptized.
- Luke: Its origin is uncertain, but it is associated with Hebrew and would mean hurricane.
- Nathan: is a name of Hebrew origin and means God has given.
- Solomon: comes from Hebrew and this character was the king of Israel.
- Samuel: It is of Hebrew origin and means the one listened to by God.”
If you want to choose a very international name for your son, how about you take a look at these French names.