An ancient Germanic name meaning "ruler of all". Popular among Visigothic kings and recently gaining attention for its strong, distinctive sound.

Named after the tree, from Old English. Combines nature imagery with a strong, distinctive sound.

A Greek name meaning "immortal". Associated with several saints, giving it religious significance and historical depth.

An English name of Latin origin meaning "loved". A rare gem that combines sophistication with a gentle, approachable quality.

A German name meaning "with divine protection". Gained recognition through photographer Ansel Adams.

An English occupational name referring to someone who used a bow and arrow. Has a strong, active quality with historic connections.

A Roman family name derived from Latin aureus meaning "golden". Carries imperial connections through Marcus Aurelius.

A Germanic name meaning "bold friend". Has medieval connections through the Baldwin kings of Jerusalem.

An Aramaic name meaning "son of consolation". Has biblical connections and a friendly, approachable quality.

A shorter form of Sebastian, with German and Latin origins meaning "venerable". Offers a modern twist on a classic name.

From Greek meaning "very handsome" or "cup". Has religious significance as the chalice used in communion.

A Welsh name meaning "beloved". Has Arthurian connections and a strong, distinctive sound.

Derived from the Caspian Sea, bringing to mind adventure and exploration. Gained some recognition from C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia.

A Latin name derived from Cassius, meaning "hollow" or "empty". Has religious significance through Saint Cassian and a strong, classic sound.

An Irish name meaning "war" or "strife" or possibly "church". Has gained some recognition through actor Cillian Murphy.

An Irish name meaning "charioteer" or "son of defilement". Has a strong Celtic heritage with literary connections through author Cormac McCarthy.

A Persian name meaning "sun" or "throne". Carries historical weight as the name of the founder of the Persian Empire.

Originally a German occupational surname for someone who worked with pine trees. Has a strong, distinctive sound.

Italian form of Darius, from the Persian meaning "possessing goodness". Has a musical quality with international appeal.

A Greek name meaning "follower of Demeter". Has classical heritage with Shakespearean connections.

A French surname meaning "from Evreux". Has an aristocratic quality with Norman heritage.

A Russian form of the Greek name Demetrius, meaning "follower of Demeter". Has a strong, international appeal.

A Greek name meaning "of Doris", an ancient Greek district. Has literary connections through Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray".

Originally a surname meaning "son of Edward". Carries scientific innovation connections through Thomas Edison.

A Germanic name meaning "work ruler" or "power". Has medieval royal connections in several European countries.

Welsh form of Ambrose, meaning "immortal". In Arthurian legend, it was the name used for Merlin, giving it mystical associations.

A Greek name meaning "good man". In Roman mythology, Evander was a hero who founded the city that would become Rome.

Named after the world's highest mountain. Evokes height, achievement, and natural majesty.

An Irish name meaning "little wolf". Combines Celtic heritage with a connection to nature and wildlife.

A Germanic name meaning "brave journey". Has royal connections through various European monarchs.

An Irish surname derived from "fair" or "fair-haired". Has literary connections through James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake".

An Irish name meaning "fair" or "white". Carries connections to Irish folklore and a melodic, friendly sound.

An English occupational surname for an arrow-maker. Combines craftsmanship heritage with a friendly sound.

A Latin name meaning "flowering" or "blossoming". Has saint connections and nature associations.

An ancient Greek name meaning "calm" or "healer". Historically associated with a famous Greek physician, giving it scholarly connections.

An Irish surname derived from a word meaning "fair-haired". Has a strong, masculine sound with Celtic heritage.

A Welsh name meaning "strong lord" or "strong faith". Combines strength with Celtic heritage.

An English surname referring to the thorny shrub. Has literary connections through author Nathaniel Hawthorne.

In Greek mythology, a Trojan prince and the greatest fighter for Troy in the Trojan War. Symbolizes bravery and duty.

A Greek name meaning "evening star". Combines celestial imagery with classical mythology.

An English surname derived from Hugh's meadow. Has literary connections through author Aldous Huxley.

A Welsh name meaning "ardent lord". Has connections to both Welsh mythology and Islamic tradition.

From the Latin ignis meaning "fire". Carries religious significance through Saint Ignatius, the founder of the Jesuits.

A Greek name meaning "gift of Isis", the Egyptian goddess. Combines classical heritage with religious significance.

A name of Persian origin meaning "treasurer". Also a precious gemstone, giving it both historical and nature connections.

Named after the ancient Biblical city. Carries historical and religious significance with a strong sound.

A Hebrew name meaning "excellence". Has biblical connections as Moses' father-in-law and musical associations through Jethro Tull.

Derived from Jupiter (Jove), the Roman king of gods. Has astronomical connections as it also refers to Jupiter-related things.

Derived from Jupiter (Jove), the Roman king of gods. Has astronomical connections as it also refers to Jupiter-related things.

A Scottish name derived from a word meaning "dark" or "black". Short and strong with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name meaning "little dark one" or "black". Has saint connections and a friendly, approachable sound.

A Scottish name derived from Gaelic, meaning "from the land of lakes". Combines geographic imagery with Celtic heritage.

A Greek name meaning "lion man". In Greek mythology, Leander swam across the Hellespont every night to meet his lover Hero.

A Greek name meaning "lion man". In mythology, Leander was a youth who swam across the Hellespont nightly to meet his lover Hero.

A Scandinavian name meaning "heir" or "descendant". Has historical connections through explorer Leif Erikson.

Derived from the Latin lux meaning "light". Carries classical elegance with scholarly and artistic associations.

A Latin name meaning "light". Has artistic and literary connections through various historical figures.

A Greek name meaning "liberator". In Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", one of the young Athenian lovers.

A Latin name meaning "great". Has Scandinavian royal connections and a strong, powerful sound.

An ancient Roman family name derived from Mars, the god of war. Carries historical weight and classical dignity.

An Italian form of Matthew, meaning "gift of God". Combines biblical heritage with Italian romance.

An Old French surname meaning "pointed mountain". Has Shakespearean connections through Romeo Montague.

A Norman surname meaning "mountain of the powerful man". Has a distinguished, aristocratic quality.

A Hebrew name meaning "gift of God". Combines biblical heritage with a friendly, approachable nickname potential.

An Irish name meaning "champion" or possibly "cloud". Has historical connections through Irish High Kings.

A Greek name meaning "victor" or "conqueror". Has historical significance from the ancient world with a strong sound.

A Greek name meaning "victory of the people". Has biblical connections as a Pharisee who visited Jesus by night.

A Russian form of Nicholas, meaning "victory of the people". Has a strong, international appeal with Slavic heritage.

The name of the king of the fairies in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Has magical, literary associations.

A Latin name meaning "eighth". Carries imperial Roman connections as the birth name of Emperor Augustus.

Named after the hunter in Greek mythology and a prominent constellation. Carries celestial and mythological significance.

In Egyptian mythology, the god of the afterlife, the underworld, and rebirth. Carries ancient mystical significance.

An Anglo-Saxon name meaning "divine power". Has royal connections through various historical figures.

A French name derived from Pascha, meaning "Easter". Has religious significance and mathematical connections through Blaise Pascal.

An Old French name possibly meaning "pierce the valley". Known from Arthurian legend as one of the Knights of the Round Table.

From Latin meaning "traveler" or "pilgrim". Also the name of a falcon, giving it both spiritual and nature connections.

A Latin name meaning "traveler" or "pilgrim". Also the name of a falcon, giving it both spiritual and nature connections.

A Greek name meaning "love" or "lover". Has philosophical connections and a distinctive, intellectual sound.

From Latin meaning "fortunate" or "successful". Embodies positive wishes and aspirations with a dignified sound.

From Latin quintus meaning "fifth". Carries literary associations through author Quentin Tarantino and historical depth.

Derived from a term for the guard on a sword. Has a strong, distinctive sound with medieval connections.

From Quirinus, a Roman god identified with Romulus. Has ancient mythological connections with a distinctive sound.

An Irish name derived from "ráth" meaning "prosperity". Has a jaunty, cheerful sound with Celtic heritage.

An Irish name derived from "ráth" meaning "prosperity". Has a jaunty quality with strong Celtic heritage.

A Hebrew name meaning "God has healed". Has artistic connections through the Renaissance painter and angelic associations.

In Roman mythology, one of the twin founders of Rome. Carries mythological significance and historical weight.

Originally a Greek topographic name meaning "where roses grow". Has geographical and nature connections with a strong sound.

A Latin name meaning "red-haired" or "red". Has historical connections through several saints and kings.

Italian short form of Alessandro (Alexander). Carries artistic connections through Renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli.

A Latin name meaning "seventh". Has classical Roman connections and literary associations through Septimus Severus.

A name of Latin or possibly Hebrew origin. Has biblical connections as a companion of Paul and literary connections through George Eliot's "Silas Marner".

A Latin name meaning "forest" or "wood". Has ancient Roman connections with nature-inspired meaning.

An Irish surname meaning "dark-eyed". Has a friendly, approachable quality with strong Irish heritage.

An Irish name meaning "poet" or "philosopher". Combines intellectual associations with Celtic heritage.

A Welsh name meaning "shield" or "protection". Combines Celtic heritage with a strong, protective meaning.

An Etruscan name associated with kings of ancient Rome. Carries historical weight with a distinctive sound.

A Greek form of the Aramaic name Tadai. Has biblical connections as one of the twelve apostles.

A Greek form of the Aramaic name Tadai. Has biblical connections as one of the twelve apostles.

A Greek name meaning "gift of God". Combines religious significance with vintage charm and friendly nickname options.

A Greek name meaning "hunter". Has a strong, masculine sound with ancient classical roots.