Male names most popular over the last 10 years - page 402.

American name of English origin derived from Quincy, likely meaning "fifth" or "fifth son," first gaining popularity during the 1970s-80s but remaining relatively rare today.

The name Rakhi originates from Sanskrit 'raksha', meaning protection.

Rare Norwegian given name derived from Old Norse Røgvaldr, meaning 'ruler with good advice'.

American name derived from the English word "renegade," originally meaning deserter but now signifying someone who rebels against established norms. While it lacks a specific meaning beyond its etymological roots, its unique sound and modern feel have contributed to its recent popularity as a unisex given name.

Arabic name derived from Rashid, meaning "rightly guided" or "wise". Popularized by Muslim communities, it has historical significance and was notably used by Harun al-Rashid, the fifth Abbasid Caliph known for his wisdom.

Indian name of Telugu origin, combining "Reyansh" meaning 'the sun' in Sanskrit with "Reddy", a surname signifying strength and courage.

Japanese name meaning 'active' or 'energetic,' popularized by figures like sumo wrestler Rikiya Suguro and actor Riki Sudo.

Indian name of Gujarati origin, derived from Sanskrit words 'Rita' meaning truth/order and 'Isha' referring to Lord Shiva. It translates to "Lord Shiva's proper order" or "Lord Shiva's truth", embodying honesty, justice, and devotion to the Hindu deity.

Persian name meaning "friendly spirit", derived from the words "roh" (spirit) and "-ail" (friend).

Distinctive male name of Latin origin, meaning "of Rome" or "citizen of Rome," famously associated with Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome.

Latin-origin name derived from "Romulus," the legendary founder of Rome, meaning "strong" or "powerful.

Distinctive French name derived from "royal," meaning "of or relating to a king or queen." It signifies nobility and has historic ties to French royalty.

Japanese male given name that originates from two kanji characters: "ryo" (良) meaning 'good', and "ta" (太) meaning 'big'. This results in a literal translation of 'good big', suggesting strength, positivity, and prosperity.

Persian origin, derived from "sad" meaning "happy" or "joyful". Popularized by 13th-century poet Shihab al-Din Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn al-Husayn ibn Ibrahim al-Kaysi al-Masudi (pen name Saadi), it honors this literary great and his celebration of love, humanity, and nature's beauty.

Unique Indian name meaning 'evenness that has stopped', suggesting harmony.

Arabic origin name meaning "to travel across the earth", often interpreted as "conqueror" or "one who travels widely". It has historical significance, associated with figures like Mughal governor Sarfraz Khan and Pakistani cricketer Sarfaraz Manzoor. Today, it remains popular among Muslims worldwide for its meaning and sound.

Indian origin, derived from 'Savva', meaning 'all' or 'entire'; it's often used as a boy's name among Hindus.

Japanese origin, meaning 'thousand', derived from the Japanese word 'sen' for a large quantity.

Japanese female name derived from "shiya," meaning the dawn's early light, symbolizing beauty, grace, and the promise of a new day.

Hebrew name that means "my peace," derived from the word "shalom" combined with the possessive suffix "-y." It has been used for centuries among Jewish communities, often given to boys born after times of conflict, as it was believed they would bring peace to their families.

Uncommon yet significant Indian male name derived from Sanskrit 'Shri' (prosperity) and 'Yans' (victory), translating to "victory in prosperity".

Uncommon yet captivating male given name of Arabic origin, derived from "sayyid," meaning "lord" or "master." Traditionally used as a title of respect in Islamic society, Sidi has been adopted as a personal name among North African Muslim communities, notably in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. It is often given to boys from families with religious or intellectual prominence. One notable figure associated with the name is Ibn al-Khatib, a 13th-century Andalusian poet and scholar. Although not as widely known, Sidi carries rich history and significant meaning, making it an elegant choice for parents seeking a name with deep-rooted cultural heritage.

Rare Hebrew name derived from the ancient Phoenician city-state of Sidon, meaning "fishery" or "catch".

The unisex French name Soleil means 'sun' and has gained popularity in recent years.

Rare and meaningful name derived from the Latin word 'soteros', translating to 'deliverer' or 'savior'. Originally used in ancient Christian communities to honor spiritual leaders, Sotero now signifies courage and leadership beyond its religious origins.

Greek male given name originating from the Byzantine Empire period, meaning "savior" or "deliverer". It has been traditionally associated with leadership, heroism, and selflessness throughout history, as seen in notable figures like Sotirios Kotoulas, a Greek resistance fighter during World War II.

Indian girl's name from Telangana, derived from Sanskrit words 'Sri' (wealthy) and 'haas' (laugh), meaning 'rich laughter'. It's associated with a celestial musician in Hindu mythology and considered auspicious.

Arabic origin meaning 'smart' or 'intelligent', associated with the wise Companion Abu Hurayrah, popular among Muslims throughout history.

Indian origin, means "having or full of water" and is associated with Lord Shiva, the Hindu god known as Sujal in one form. It is often chosen to reflect Shiva's compassion and ability to fulfill wishes.

Indian name derived from Sanskrit 'Sujan', meaning 'virtuous' or 'wise', popular amongst diverse communities.

Tahji, of African origin from the Ashanti people of Ghana, means "one who thinks quickly" and is associated with intelligence and adaptability.

Distinctive Finnish name derived from "talli," meaning "threshing floor." It reflects Finland's agricultural heritage and communal spirit, with ties to Estonia's capital city, Tallinn.

Indian male name derived from Sanskrit 'Tanu', meaning 'body' or 'form'. It signifies 'one who has a beautiful form' and is historically linked to Lord Shiva's divine power in Hindu mythology.

English origin, derived from the Old French word "terrence," meaning "to carry on" or "to continue." It was popular among medieval English nobility and is associated with St. Tarrence, the patron saint of long life and good fortune.

Distinctive African-American name derived from the Latin "Tatius," meaning "from Tuscany." It gained popularity in late 20th-century African-American communities, potentially influenced by actor Jim Varney's nickname Tavarius. Today, it remains relatively rare but is associated with warmth and creativity.

Arabic name with a profound meaning, derived from 'tawhid', signifying the absolute unity of God, making it a powerful choice in Islamic culture.

American given name derived from the durable tropical hardwood tree Tectona grandis, popularized by mid-20th century English-speaking parents drawn to its exotic sound.

African-American name created by Alex Haley for his character Kunta Kinte in 'Roots'. It signifies strength and resilience.

Unknown origin, its meaning varying depending on the source, ranging from "wild boar" in Old English to "spear" in ancient Celtic languages or "strong warrior" in Old Norse. Some believe it's simply a variant spelling of Terrence, meaning "from Tuscany" in Latin. With little historical information and no famous figures bearing this name, its true origin and meaning remain unclear.

Norse-derived male name meaning "thunder," inspired by the powerful god Thor and distinguished by the suffix "-ian.