Resonating with the grandeur of ancient Rome and classical literature, Latin baby boy names exude noble strength. With choices like Marcus, Lucius, and Julius, each name carries a dignified charm and a storied legacy. They blend historical significance with a timeless appeal, offering a robust foundation for a young man who embodies the virtues of tradition, intellect, and enduring elegance.
A variant of Aidan, meaning "little fire" in Irish.
A variation of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
A modern variation of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
Of Sanskrit origin, meaning "dawn" or "first ray of light."
A variation of Aaron, meaning "mountain of strength."
A variant of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
Another variation of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
A modern name with unclear origins, possibly meaning "eternal" or "immortal."
A variant of Aaron, meaning "mountain of strength."
Sanskrit origin, meaning "peaceful" or "calm."
A modern Indian name meaning "peaceful" or "king of wisdom."
A modern spelling of Aaron, meaning "mountain of strength."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "one who lives."
Another spelling of Ayaan, meaning "gift of God."
Of Sanskrit origin, meaning "long life" or "blessed with longevity."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "lion" or "fierce."
Another form of Abbas, meaning "stern" or "lion" in Arabic.
Arabic origin, meaning "stern" or "lion."
Of English origin, meaning "father" or "abbot."
Arabic for "servant of the Praiseworthy."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "servant of God."
An Arabic name meaning "servant of the Most Merciful."
Spanish origin, meaning "noble strength."
A Spanish variant of Abel, with similar meanings of "breath" or "life."
A Sanskrit name meaning "victorious" or "conqueror."
A biblical name meaning "father of many" or "father of multitudes."
A variant of Abram, with the same meaning "exalted father."
A variant of Absalom, meaning "father of peace."
A diminutive of Abigail, meaning "father's joy."
Of Greek origin, associated with the legendary hero of the Trojan War, meaning "pain."
A variant of Aidan, meaning "little fire."
Of Scottish origin, meaning "oak tree ford."
A short form of Adalbert, meaning "noble."
Of Spanish and Italian origin, meaning "noble and bright."
Of Spanish origin, meaning "leader" or "champion."
Of Spanish origin, meaning "man" or "earth."
Of Spanish origin, meaning "brotherly."
A modern name possibly inspired by Addis, meaning "new flower."
Of Bosnian origin, meaning "prince" or "commander."
Of Spanish and Italian origin, meaning "noble wolf."
Of German origin, meaning "noble wolf."
A variant of Adonai, meaning "lord" in Hebrew.
A short form of Adrian or Adriana, meaning "from Hadria."
A Dutch form of Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."
A modern variant of Adrian or Adriana, meaning "from Hadria."
An Italian and Spanish form of Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."
A modern variant of Eric, meaning "eternal ruler."
A French variant of Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."
A unique modern name, likely a blend of Adrian and Rick, meaning "eternal ruler."
A modern twist on Adrian, meaning "from Hadria."
A modern Indian name meaning "unique" or "unmatched."
