Male names most popular from last year - page 995.

Sophanna, of Cambodian origin, means 'easy to climb' or 'gradual ascent' in Sanskrit, symbolizing hope and progress.

Cambodian name derived from Sanskrit, popular among Khmer royalty during the Angkor period (9th-15th centuries), meaning "pure" or "cleansed," reflecting honesty and integrity.

Unique Cambodian name derived from Khmer, translating to 'lotus flower', symbolizing purity amidst adversity.

Khmer unisex given name of Cambodian origin, derived from "soph" (beautiful) and "eak" (young), meaning "beautiful young person". It has been popular among Cambodians for generations due to its positive connotation, symbolizing attractiveness and youthfulness in appearance and spirit.

Unique female name of Khmer origin, meaning 'wisdom' and 'prosperity', traditionally bestowed upon Cambodian girls to inspire these qualities.

Greek-derived name that signifies wisdom, drawing from the Greek word "sophia," with historical figures like Socrates enhancing its association with intellect.

Kurdish name derived from "ser," meaning "head" or "leader," interpreted as "bold." It was popularized by ancient Iraqi Kurdish tribes and now adopted globally, though still rare outside Kurdish communities.

Female given name of Slavic origin from Russia and Ukraine, meaning "rainbow" in Russian. It signifies diversity, beauty, and optimism.

Persian origin that means "light".

Distinctive Persian name meaning "golden," popularized during the Sassanid Empire and carrying cultural significance through centuries.

Distinctive English name derived from the Old French word 'soral', meaning 'brown'. It was originally used for boys in medieval England but is now more commonly given to girls.

West African origin, specifically from Guinea, is derived from the Malinke language and means 'noble' or 'respectful'.

Distinctive Polynesian name from Tonga meaning "first-born son".

The Latin-origin name Sostenes means 'to support' or 'to uphold', reflecting its early Christian roots.

Japanese given name of unknown origin and meaning, believed to possibly derive from the name Sota meaning 'early' or be a blend of Sota and Taro. Its history and associations remain unclear despite being used for centuries.

Historic Greek male given name meaning 'salvation', popularized by Saint Soterios of Peiraeus.

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.

Cambodian name derived from the ancient Khmer language meaning "star" or "celestial body," popularized during King Jayavarman VII's reign, reflecting light, brilliance, and hope.

Greek masculine name derived from "soter", meaning savior or victorious, popularized in honor of Saint Sotiris, a Christian martyr.

Chinese unisex name that can mean either 'peach', symbolizing longevity, or 'sour', reflecting stronger flavors, depending on the character used.

Beautiful West African name of Mandinka origin meaning "light" or "clarity," symbolizing enlightenment and purity, traditionally given to royalty.

Arabic name with significant Islamic roots. It means "God's wisdom.

Uncommon Arabic male given name originating from the Hebrew name Shlomo via its Arabic counterpart Sulaiman. It translates to 'Peaceful King'.

Uncommon yet meaningful Indian boy's name, derived from the Sanskrit word "Sumil," meaning "well-behaved" or "polished." It originates from Maharashtra and is associated with good fortune and positive qualities.

Armenian male name meaning 'rosy' or 'pink', inspired by the color of dawn's early light.

Distinctive Lithuanian name derived from 'sūris', meaning 'cheese'. Popularized by poet Jonas Mačiulis, it signifies cultural heritage and literary achievement.

Unique Indian-Punjabi name meaning "one who brings forth the morning" or "dawn bringer," symbolizing hope and new beginnings.

Indian origin, meaning 'Sun' in Sanskrit, reflecting light, warmth, and energy. It's believed to bring good fortune and prosperity.

Indian name meaning 'sun', popularized by actress Zazie but rooted in Hindu mythology as the solar deity.

Japanese name with unknown origins and no specific historical or cultural significance.

English given name derived from the word 'south', meaning 'coming from or towards the south'. It's rare but gaining popularity, associated with southern culture and adventure.

Cambodian name meaning "gold" or "pure gold", originally reserved for royal children but now widely used.

Khmer feminine name meaning "golden," traditionally associated with royalty and elegance.

The surname Soyer is of French origin, derived from 'soyer,' meaning 'to sew,' and historically given to tailors or sewers.

Indian name derived from 'spandana,' meaning 'vibration.' It signifies life's pulsating rhythm and has profound Hindu cultural and spiritual significance.

American name originating from the slang term 'spank', associated with playfulness and mischief.

English name that literally means 'sparks', referring to small pieces of burning or glowing material flying from a fire. It can be found as both a given name and a surname, with its origins potentially linked to occupations involving sparks like blacksmithing, nicknames for lively individuals, or habitational names from places called Sparks in England. Although not attached to any specific historical figure, it has been used by notable individuals throughout history, such as a character in J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye" and an English rock band formed in the early 1970s.

Uncommon English name derived from 'spark', signifying creativity and energy.

Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word "Sparsha," meaning "touch" or "contact." It signifies spirituality, inner peace, and connection with the divine.

Spartacus is a Roman name derived from "spartacus," meaning "sprout" or "to bud." It is associated with fertility, growth, vitality, strength, courage, and rebellion, famously embodied by the Thracian gladiator who led an uprising against Rome in 73 BC. Today, it remains a universally recognized symbol of resistance and a powerful choice for parents seeking a meaningful name for their child.