Male names most popular from last year - page 690.

Unique Spanish-origin unisex name created by combining Jennifer and Carlo, reflecting modern creativity and individuality despite lacking specific meaning or history.

Rare Welsh given name derived from Jenkin ap Thomas, a 14th-century Welsh bard. Its meaning, "white lord" or "fair chief," comes from its components jen ("white/fair") and kin ("lord/chief"). While of Welsh origin, Jenkins has been more commonly associated with England's southwestern region. Despite not being particularly popular recently, it remains distinct and is often linked to Wales' history, as seen in notable figures like Jesse L. Jenkins and Jenkin Williams.

Feminine given name of Hebrew origin, derived from Jehannah, meaning "God is gracious" or "graced by God.

Scottish name derived from Jane, which itself comes from Johannes, meaning "God is gracious." It gained popularity during the Victorian era and is often associated with charm and elegance. Today, Jennie remains popular due to its classic charm with a modern touch.

Welsh feminine given name meaning "fair lord" or "white wave," gaining popularity in English-speaking countries during the 20th century after its use in H. Rider Haggard's novel "Jenny Haniver.

Norwegian surname derived from Old Norse 'Geirrøðr', meaning 'spear helmet'. Once popular among Viking warriors, it signifies fairness in hair color. Despite its rare usage historically, Jenning has regained popularity as parents seek distinctive names.

Exotic, unique name with unknown origins and no widely accepted meaning.

English name derived from Jennifer, which originates from the Welsh Gwenhwyfar meaning 'fair, white, smooth'.

Hungarian male name derived from the word "jenő", meaning "to conquer". It has a rich history in Hungary, was popularized by figures like Jenő Hász, and is pronounced YEN-oh.

Rare but captivating Hebrew name meaning "may he comfort.

Unique name of unknown origin, potentially derived from Welsh Jennifer or Scandinavian Jens Henriksen.

The unisex name Jenrri, of unknown origin and uncertain meaning, has been used for both boys and girls in recent years but remains uncommon.

Spanish variant spelling of the historic Latin name Hieronymus, meaning "holy name," popularized in England during the Middle Ages after the Norman Conquest.

African-origin name derived from "Gentleman," meaning "freeholder" or "nobleman.

Hebrew name meaning "God shall multiply". It is a unique and rare name in the English-speaking world, contributing to its exotic appeal and intrigue. The name consists of four syllables with stress on the second syllable: Jen-SEL.

Rare, distinctive name of unknown origin, with no widely accepted etymology or history, making its true meaning elusive.

Jendish is a rare and mysterious name of unknown origin and meaning, potentially invented or a misspelling of another name.

Norwegian origin and means "son of God is gracious.

Rare Scandinavian name derived from Old Norse elements meaning "victorious with a spear".

Unique feminine variant of the Old Norse name Jens, which means 'gift from God'.

Hebrew boys' name meaning "God will endow," derived from "jent" meaning "endow," with "-zen" being the suffix. It has biblical roots, notably Jentezen, Caleb's father in Chronicles, and historical significance through figures like Rabbi Jentezen Frankel.

Rare Spanish name meaning 'young man', reflecting energy and uniqueness.

The name Jenzel originates from Hebrew and signifies "God will increase." It's a rare variant of Jensen, and though not historically widespread, its profound meaning rooted in faith and hope makes it appealing for parents seeking a unique yet meaningful name.

Rare Scandinavian given name derived from Old Norse 'geir', meaning 'spear'. It signifies strength and courage, reflecting its ancient Norse weaponry connection. Despite its historical roots, Jenzen remains uncommon worldwide.

Rare, elegant variant of Geoffrey, a Norman name that literally means 'to seize the wolf'.

Korean origin that means "wise" or "peaceful," with historical prominence in Korean culture and politics.

Elegant Korean female name with roots tracing back to ancient Chinese characters meaning 'respect' and 'peace'. Its use of the character 靖 signifies calmness, tranquility, and harmony.

Spanish name derived from Latin Georgius, meaning 'farmer' in Greek. It has been popular historically and is still common today in Spain.

Distinct Latin American name derived from the Portuguese João, meaning "God is gracious," with origins tracing back centuries in Brazilian culture.

Rare Hebrew name meaning "he will open" or "he will break forth," associated with the biblical judge Jephthah who demonstrated remarkable courage and leadership.

Uncommon Hebrew name meaning "he will open," signifying liberation or victory.

Hebrew name meaning "He will open," derived from the biblical figure known for his strength and courage despite early rejection.

Distinct Danish name derived from Jean, meaning 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

Rare Swedish name derived from the Hebrew Joshua, meaning "God is salvation.

Rare Danish male given name derived from the surname Jeppesen, meaning 'ever powerful' or 'always rich'.

Unique English given name derived from the surname Jepson, originally given to farm laborers. It originated in Lincolnshire during the medieval period as a diminutive of Jesse with the "-son" suffix, and has evolved into a distinctive given name still found today throughout the English-speaking world.

African-American name combining Irish "Shawn" meaning "God is gracious" and Arabic "Jehan" meaning "God is merciful".

Uncommon African American name believed to be derived from the Latin Jupiter, though its exact origins are unclear. It is interpreted as honoring the Roman god of sky and thunder with an African American twist or simply created as a unique name without specific meaning.

Hebrew name meaning "to throw" or "to cast", associated with the courageous biblical figure Jericho. It can be used as a standalone name or shortened form of longer names like Jeremy or Jeremiah.

Rare Hebrew male given name meaning 'song' or 'to sing', originating from the biblical story of Deborah's victorious song.