Baby Boys Names. list of English names for boys, some well know some not so well know. Each name is followed by its meaning, this is a good factor to consider when choosing your baby boys names.

English Names
Below is a brief list of English names for boys, some well know some not so well know. Each name is followed by its meaning, this is a good factor to consider when choosing your baby boys names.

Adam
Hebrew, English: Son of the red earth; In the Bible, Adam was first man created by God.

Aliceson
English: Son of Alice, Originally one of the few male names to reference a woman, variants of Aliceson are much more widely used for girls today.

Bailey
English: Steward or law enforcer, from occupation of bailiff, surname adapted to first name use.

Baxter
English: Baker; an occupational surname transferred to first name use in 19th century.

Carl
English: Strong, manly.

Crompton
English: From the winding town or settlement.

Dearborn
English: From the deer brook.

Durward
English: Keeper of the gate.

Earl
English: Nobleman; a name based on the English aristocratic title.

Emmett
English: Industrious, strong.

Fairfax
English: Blond, surname rarely used among first baby boys names.

Floyd
English: Gray.

Garrett
Anglo-Saxon, English: Rules by the spear; variant of Gerald.

Godfrey
German, English: Peace of God; from the Germanic name Gottfried.

Harold
Norse, English: Army commander; Harald has been popular since the Vikings and was borne by several kings of Norway.

Hedley
English: From the heathered meadows.

Innocent
Latin, English: Innocent; name of numerous popes.

Ivor
Scandinavian, English: Archer; a popular Scandinavian name derived from Old Norse elements.

Jack
English: God has been gracious, has shown favor; derived from Jacques or John but is well-established as a name on its own. Most Popular of the baby boys names.

Jeremy
English: The Lord exalts; variant of Jeremiah.

Kenneth
Scottish, English: Born of fire, handsome.

Knox
English: From the hills.

Lee
English: Meadow, an adapted surname now used as a given name for baby boys names and girls.

Livingston
English: From Lyfing's town.

Melvin
English: Mill friend; (Celtic) leader or chief.

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Montgomery
English: From the wealthy man's mountain, Montgomery is also the state capital of Alabama.

Newton
Anglo-Saxon, English: From the new town or settlement, surname, evocative of scientist Sir Isaac Newton.

Norton
Anglo-Saxon, English: From the northern town or settlement.

Oakley
English: From the oak tree meadow.

Oscar
English: God's spear.

Parker
English: Park keeper.

Pierce
English: Rock; a variant of Piers, an older form of Peter.

Quadarius
English: Modern blend name of Quan (possibly as a variant of Juan) and Darius.

Ralph
English: Wolf counsel.

Randolph
English: Shield wolf, defender and protector, the wolf is revered for its strength, cunning, and fearlessness.

Sonny
English: Son, a nickname and given name.

Spencer
English: Keeper of provisions.

Terry
English: Abbreviation of Terrance and Terrell, Terry is also an Anglicized phonetic form of the French given name Thierry.

Taylor
English: Tailor, Once a surname and popular among baby boys names, Taylor has become popular for both genders.

Upwood
English: From the upper forest.

Warren
English: Warrior, surname or place name.

Wesley
English: From the western meadow.

York
English: From the boar estate, from the yew town; place name, York in England.

Zane
Hebrew, English: Everything that is good and beautiful, also ornament or decoration.