For boys, Cornish names carry a sense of windswept daring and Celtic depth. Jago (Cornish for James) and Piran (patron saint of tin miners) celebrate Cornwall’s seafaring exploits and industrial past. Each name speaks to the land’s legends and sense of community, connecting modern life to centuries of lore. A Cornish baby boy name reflects both everyday grit and the romantic mystique of the region’s rugged coastline.
Fortress of god
Son of jowan
A variant of names like Kenneth or Kenil
Kenver means "great chief" or "high chief."
Maize is often associated with the grain known as corn, deriving from the Spanish word "maÃz."
Stone settlement
Settlement or homestead
Settlement or homestead
Stone settlement
Homestead
Homestead or settlement
