Male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 1000.

African American name with unknown origins, but its lack of widespread meaning allows bearers to create their own identity.

Arabic-origin name meaning "pleasing" or "delightful," traditionally given to girls in ancient Arabia but now popular among both sexes. It's associated with beauty and grace, even being held by American singer-songwriter Ray J.

African-origin given name derived from the Swahili word "Raiya," meaning "peace.

Distinctive African-origin name derived from the Yoruba culture, where "Ray" means sun and "Shaud" signifies light, thereby translating to sunlight.

Unique African name derived from the Ashanti people of Ghana, carrying the powerful meaning "warrior".

African American name composed of "Ray" meaning king or leader and "Shone" meaning light, translating to King of Light.

Distinctive English name derived from the combination of "ray" and "theone," referencing rays of sunlight as life's primary energy source. Originally popularized in the United States during the early to mid-20th century by the Raytheon Company, it has since gained popularity as a given name due to its unique sound and spelling. It is often associated with innovation, technology, and progress, reflecting the achievements of the company that bears its name.

Rare, unisex American name, combining 'Raven' (intelligent bird) and 'Vaughn' ('small'), with no specific symbolism beyond its individual elements.

American given name created by blending Raymond ('wise protector') and Kevin ('handsome and noble'), signifying wisdom, protection, handsomeness, and nobility.

African American blend name meaning 'strength' and 'uniqueness', popular among families honoring their heritage and traditions.

Unique English name created by J.R.R. Tolkien, composed of "ray" meaning advice/counsel and "wood", with an uncertain but often interpreted meaning related to nature and wisdom.

Arabic-origin name meaning "secret" or "hidden," symbolizing mystery and intrigue.

Uncommon yet significant Armenian male given name, derived from "razm" meaning 'war' and "ig" meaning 'strength', translating to 'strong in war'.

The unique Hebrew name Rb originates from 'Ribbono shel Olam,' meaning 'Master of the Universe,' and is often used as an alternative to God's name within Jewish mysticism.

The name 'Rc' has an unknown origin and no widely recognized meaning.

French origin, derived from Rode meaning "famous".

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'friend'.

Rare, Latin-origin given name with an uncertain meaning and history.

Distinctive male given name of American origin, invented by Ernest Hemingway for his 1926 novel "The Sun Also Rises." Its meaning and history are not well-documented, but it's believed to have been inspired by Hemingway's friend John Dos Passos' sister or created from Latin and automotive references.

Cambodian name meaning "Royal Star", derived from Khmer language elements "Reak" (king) and "smey" (star).

Korean name composed of "Rea" (wisdom) and "Kwon" (beginning), symbolizing the start of knowledge or wisdom's journey.

Rare, distinctive given name of American origin with an unclear meaning and history, making it quite uncommon.

French-origin given name derived from the phrase "réaliser l'athlète," meaning "to realize the athlete." Popularized by French coach and author Jean-Pierre De Lafourcade, this unique name signifies achieving one's full athletic potential through hard work and dedication.

Uncommon Scottish female given name with undocumented meaning and history, possibly derived from Heather or Etheridge.

Uncommon English given name derived from the Old French "Reeve's heir", denoting the son of a medieval manor head. Its meaning is "of/son of the reeve".

Uncommon Hebrew feminine name that means 'fourth', traditionally given to girls born as the fourth child in their family.

Rebecca is a Hebrew name meaning "to bind or tie together," derived from the word "ribqah" and popularized through biblical figures like Abraham's wife.

Rebekah, of Hebrew origin, means "to tie up or bind" and is associated with intelligence, courage, and resourcefulness, reflecting qualities of its biblical namesake, Rebekah wife of Isaac.

Roberto is an Italian name derived from "robusto," meaning "strong" or "vigorous." It was popularized through historical figures like Robert Browning and Diego Maradona, and has since been widely adopted globally for boys and girls alike, despite its Italian roots.

Unique Italian given name whose origin traces back to the Italian surname "Recchi", from the town of Recchi in Cuneo province. While its meaning is not definitively known, some sources suggest it may derive from the Latin word "recusare", implying independence and self-assurance. Although historically rare, Recco has gained modern popularity as a unisex name among families of Italian heritage.

The masculine given name Richard originates from Germanic roots, translating to 'strong in power' or 'brave in strength', with notable historic bearers including King Richard I, Richard III, composer Richard Wagner, and actor Richard Burton.

Hebrew name derived from the word "re'akha," meaning "your friend," often used as a nickname for Reuben, one of Jacob's sons.

Captivating Hebrew name meaning "vision" or "eyesight," signifying clear perception and insight.

Rare, Latin-derived given name that originally meant "to cut back" or "prune," possibly referring to someone skilled in horticulture. It was used throughout ancient Rome and has variations like Rekil and Rezil across different cultures.

Latin origin, meaning 'ruler' or 'leader', originally used as a title for heads of academic institutions during the Middle Ages. Today, it's a unique and distinguished unisex given name that signifies leadership, authority, and wisdom.

Uncommon American given name with unknown origins, created as a novel name without any known meanings or historical background.

Unique German origin name derived from elements meaning "powerful in counsel" or "having mighty advice".

Rare Scottish name derived from MacRae, meaning "son of Rae," which is a diminutive of Rachel or Rafe. It is thought to be a shortened form of Redgie, a pet form of Reginald. Despite its Scottish roots, Redge is not particularly common in Scotland but has gained some popularity worldwide due to immigration and its distinctive sound.

Rare English name derived from Reginald, meaning 'king's offspring'.

Germanic given name that translates to "powerful ruler" or "wise leader," derived from the Old German elements "radi" (counsel) and "waldi" (rules).