A Latin name referring to the Tiber river. Has imperial Roman connections through Emperor Tiberius.

An Irish name meaning "chief". Combines leadership qualities with Celtic heritage and a strong sound.

A Cornish surname meaning "homestead on the hill". Has a distinguished, aristocratic quality with Celtic heritage.

A Celtic name meaning "noise" or "bold". Famous from the medieval romance "Tristan and Isolde".

The Latin form of Odysseus, the hero of Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey". Symbolizes journey, adventure, and wisdom.

An English surname meaning "upper town". Has literary connections through author Upton Sinclair.

A Latin name meaning "city dweller" or "refined". Has papal connections through several Pope Urbans.

A Latin name meaning "strong" or "healthy". Combines Roman heritage with romantic associations through its connection to Valentine.

From the Latin Valerius, derived from valere meaning "to be strong". Also a flowering herb, giving it botanical connections.

An English word name meaning "bravery" or "worth". Embodies courage and moral excellence with a strong sound.

A Welsh name meaning "small". Has a strong, distinctive sound with Celtic heritage.

A Scandinavian name derived from the Old Norse word for "war". Has gained recognition through actor Viggo Mortensen.

A Latin name possibly meaning "staff-bearer". Has classical connections through the Roman poet and Dante's guide in "The Divine Comedy".

A Scottish surname meaning "foreigner" or "Welshman". Has patriotic connections through Scottish hero William Wallace.

An English surname meaning "western town". Has a strong, geographic quality with a friendly sound.

An English occupational surname meaning "wild animal hunter". Evokes untamed nature with a strong, distinctive quality.

A Germanic name meaning "wolf path". Has musical connections through composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

In Greek mythology, one of the immortal horses of Achilles. Also a river in ancient Turkey, giving it both mythological and geographic connections.

A Basque name meaning "new house" or "bright". Has religious connections through Saint Francis Xavier.

A Greek form of the Persian name Khshayarsha. Famous as the name of ancient Persian kings, giving it royal, historical significance.

A Greek variant of John, meaning "God is gracious". Has a distinctive international quality with Hellenic roots.

An English surname derived from "gate". Has a distinguished, surname-as-first-name appeal with a strong sound.

A name known from Shakespeare's "Hamlet". Has literary and Germanic connections with a distinctive sound.

A French form of Ivo, possibly meaning "yew wood". Has fashion connections through designer Yves Saint Laurent.

A variant of Xavier, a Basque name meaning "new house". Has religious connections through Saint Francis Xavier.

A Greek name derived from Zeus. Associated with the philosopher Zeno of Citium, founder of Stoicism.

From Greek mythology, the god of the west wind. Evokes gentleness and nature with an unusual, distinctive sound.