Male names most popular since 1880 - page 1086.

Unique Hebrew unisex name meaning "sixty," derived from "taryag," representing sixty aspects of divine wisdom or Torah. It has been associated with intelligence, knowledge, and spiritual enlightenment since ancient times and gained popularity across various cultures.

Japanese masculine given name derived from the kanji characters 達 (tatsu), meaning "to reach" or "arrive".

Japanese origin and means "standing long life.

Rare, distinctive English given name derived from the Old English word 'tath', meaning 'harrow'. It's connected to the influential Tatton family of Cheshire, known for their political involvement and land ownership since the 13th century.

Modern English name, created as a variant spelling of Tatiana, which means "arrival" or "fairy" in Latin and Greek respectively. Its uniqueness makes it memorable.

Arabic name meaning 'monotheism', derived from 'wahida' and historically significant in Islam, used by notable figures like Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib.

Rare Latin-derived given name meaning 'bull', historically associated with strength and stubbornness, popular during the Roman Empire and carried by notable figures like painter Taurance Henry.

Rare yet powerful given name of Latin origin, meaning 'bull' and linked to the astrological Bull constellation.

African name of Akan origin meaning "born on Saturday.

Unique Greek name derived from "tavala," meaning 'cucumber,' but it's more commonly associated with Greek mythology where cucumbers symbolized fertility and abundance. Despite its rare usage throughout history, those who bear this name stand out for their individuality.

African origin and means "strong-hearted" or "inner-strength".

The name Tavario originates from Swahili culture in Africa. It means 'beautiful'.

Captivating male given name of ancient Welsh origin, derived from Tafawd which means "generous" or "bountiful.

Unique French name derived from "taverne," meaning "tavern" or "inn." While traditionally used for establishments, it's now gaining popularity as a unisex given name, evoking warmth and conviviality.

Rare, newly created name of unknown origin with no widely recognized meaning.

African American name created by combining "Tavon" (leader) and "Anthony" (highly praised), making it unique and powerful.

Unique Spanish name derived from 'tavora', meaning a large, practical stone.

Modern American name blend of Taylor ("bright fame") and Robert ("cutter of cloth"), with no historical record but popular among parents seeking uniqueness.

Scottish origin, means 'to rejoice' and is derived from the Scottish Gaelic word for happiness.

Unique Hebrew name meaning 'date palm tree', derived from the ancient city Tadmor in Syria.

Distinctively spelled name of African-American origin, potentially derived from 'Tyshawn', meaning 'Tyson's son/little warrior' or adapted from the Yoruba name 'Taiwo', signifying 'first-born twin'. Its popularity may also have been influenced by actor Taye Diggs.

Unique African name derived from the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo, with possible meanings including "born on Tuesday" or "bringer of joy". It signifies good fortune and positivity.

Taylor James is an American given name composed of Taylor, derived from English occupational surname for tailor, and James, originating from Latin 'Jacobus' meaning 'supplanter'.

Uncommon given name with no direct linguistic roots. It may be a blend of popular names like Taylor and Jayden or inspired by the place name Tasmania. Pronounced 'TAY-men'.

Arabic name derived from "tayyib," meaning "delightful" or "good," and associated with the Arabic name Taym, meaning "date palm tree." It has been used by notable figures throughout history, such as poet Taymour ibn al-Hussein during the Islamic Golden Age. Today, it is popular in many Middle Eastern and North African communities and has gained global popularity due to high-profile individuals like artist Taymour Grahne and footballer Taymour Sowan.

Irish unisex given name meaning "poetry" or "lyric," associated with one of the three chief poets in Irish mythology who accompanied the Tuatha Dé Danann.

Distinctive African name derived from the Yoruba "Taiwo," meaning "first born twin.

African-American name derived from Tracy (meaning 'bold warrior') and Yvonne ('life'). It signifies a 'living warrior'.

Hebrew given name meaning "deer," symbolizing grace and strength, with notable bearer American rapper Tay Zonday.

Intriguing Middle Eastern name of Babylonian origin, meaning 'life' or 'to live', conveying a wish for a prosperous life.

Rare, distinctive American name of Scottish origin, meaning 'house of the well' and popularized by historic political figures like Henry St. George Tazewell and Littleton Waller Tazewell.

Distinctive feminine name of African origin, derived from Swahili 'tazama' meaning 'to look' or 'observe'.

Rare Aztec-derived name from the Nahuatl language, meaning "he who brings justice" or "lord of jaguars," reflecting ancient beliefs in balance and power. It was used by Aztecs before European contact and is still occasionally chosen today to honor Mexican heritage.

Ethiopian name meaning "generous" in Amharic, popular among Ethiopian nobility for centuries as it signifies kindness and generosity.

Cornish name derived from "tre" (farmstead/homestead) and "gwyn" (white), meaning "white farmstead".

Turkic-origin given name composed of "teg" meaning 'sharp' and "vir" meaning 'man'. Thus, Tegvir translates as 'sharp-witted man'. It's uncommon but conveys intelligence. Its pronunciation rolls off the tongue smoothly.

Irish unisex name derived from the ancient warrior chief Tuathaigh, meaning "descendant of Tuathaigh".

German origin, means 'to shine' or 'to gleam', reflecting its Germanic root 'tegin' meaning 'to radiate'. It is a powerful and unique name, still uncommon today.

Rare yet significant Indian name from Gujarat, meaning 'Radiant and Respected'.

Shona name of African origin, meaning 'to be respected' or 'feared', signifying protection and power.