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240 beautiful boy names from all over the world (+ meaning)

240 beautiful boy names from all over the world (+ meaning)

We have 240 beautiful boy names from Germany and all over the world for you: first names from short to long – whether German, Nordic, Slavic, French, Spanish, Hawaiian or Japanese. We have chosen names that have a nice sound, easy pronunciation, and simple spelling. This way you will surely find the right name for your son quickly.

Finally find the right first name for your son. We have boy names that are very popular in Germany and rare names from all over the world. Taking sound, melody, pronunciation and spelling into account, we have made a selection of the most beautiful boy names for you.

Short boy names

Short boy names don’t need nicknames. But that’s not their only advantage. They are easy to pronounce, they are easy to remember and they are considered powerful, concise and assertive . It has been proven that men in management positions often have short first names. The brevity is associated with economy, efficiency and determination .

Our selected boy names have a maximum of three sounds . Accordingly, names with silent or double letters are used, but the pronunciation is limited to three sounds. Short names for boys are very popular, which is why you probably already know most of them. But maybe there are a few names among them that inspire you. If you can’t decide, short boy names work very well with double names too.

Tim
Jan
Noa / Noah
Leo
Lio
Ben
Max
Tom
Neo
Luc / Luk / Luke
Ean
By
Finn
Nick
Sam
Ole
Lenn
Million
Eno / Enno
Quay
Teo / Theo
Pio
Til / Till
Phil
Eli
Mik / Mick
Ron
Ari
Bill
Lui

Long boy names

The longest boy’s name registered in Germany was given in 1904. Between the first name “Adolph” and the last first name “Zeus” there are another 24 first names that none of his acquaintances could remember, let alone wanted to pronounce completely. After a mother wanted to give her son 12 first names in 2004, it was determined that the choice of first names must now be limited by law to five.

However, if you like long names, you don’t always have to resort to second, third or fourth names. There are many beautiful polysyllabic boy names that, unlike name additions, are also pronounced completely. Long first names go particularly well with short surnames. However, expect your son’s entourage to shorten his name to a nickname sooner or later so that it is easier to pronounce and sounds less serious.

The following boy names have at least three or more syllables . They can also be optically extended by using a slightly different spelling. For example, “Leonard” could become “Leonhardt” or “Fridolin” could become “Friedolien”.

Sebastian
Maximilian
Jonathan
Matthias
Alexander
Benedict
Benjamin
Nathaniel
Leonard
Christian
Constantine
Christopher
John
Immanuel
Frederick
Cornelius
Dominik
Valentine
Fridolin
Bartholomew

Old German boy names

These boy names are coming back into fashion. Where previously individuality and creativity were in the foreground, emphasis is now placed on tradition and seriousness . The names of the grandparents or great-grandparents suddenly come back into question when choosing a name. The names of former emperors and kings also reappear. A well-known example is “Wilhelm”, who was one of the most popular German boy names in the 19th and 20th centuries. Since the 1920s its popularity has slowly declined and today it is again one of the popular baby names like “Friedrich”, “Georg” or “Paul”.

Wilhelm
Franz
Leopold
Friedrich
Arthur
Benedict
Ferdinand
Joseph / Joseph
Albert
Karl
August
Antony
Nero
Johann
Oscar
Richard
Fridolin
Konrad
Kuno
Otto
Paul
Maximilian
Philip
Fritz
Heinrich
Jacob / Jacob
Julius
Casimir
Ludwig
Theodore

The 10 most popular boy names in Germany

The most popular boy names in Germany

Knowing which first names are particularly popular with boys is more than just a source of inspiration. You can deliberately bypass the trends and give your son a special name that makes him stand out from the crowd. You will always find some timeless names like “Ben” or “Tim” in these hit lists and with them you are on the safe side. But you should be more careful with fads like “Kevin” once was.

In 2019 the parents tend to use the names “Fiete”, “Matteo”, “Lian”, “Anton” and “Oskar” for their sons. For 2018 there are already fixed data that have been collected by the Society for German Language :

Paul
Alexander
Maximilian
Elias
Ben
Louis / Luis
Leon
Noah
Henry / Henri
Felix

Boy names from around the world and their meanings

It is always an advantage if you not only deal with local names, but also ask around in other countries. Often there are special and sonorous names that you would otherwise not come up with on your own.

We have compiled Nordic, Japanese, Hawaiian, French, Spanish and Slavic boy names for you and added their meanings. The choice of names is based on uncomplicated spelling, easy pronunciation and a beautiful sound .

Nordic boy names

There were already some established Nordic names in Germany in the 1970s. They come mainly from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark and have their origins in old North Germanic languages. Faroese, Icelandic, Norwegian , Swedish, and Danish produced some of the names that are popular in Germany today.

Their high popularity could be due to the fact that the Nordic languages are distantly related to German . Both come from ancient Germanic languages that have diverged over time. The well-known sound of Nordic could be one reason why native German speakers perceive it as well-tried and traditional. However, since they differ from classic German names, they appear even more lively and special.

Erik
meaning: “the sole ruler”
Alvar
meaning: “elf”, “nature spirit”
Finn
meaning: “the Finn”
Kjell
meaning: “boiler”, “helmet”
Jeldrik
meaning: “noble ruler”
Lian
meaning: “moon”
Bjarne
meaning: “the brown one”, “the bear”
Jonte
meaning: “Yahweh is gracious”
Lasse
meaning: “the laurel wreath”
Mats
meaning: “Gift of God”
Different
meaning: “the male”, “the brave”
Gunnar
meaning: “fight”, “army”
Tamo
meaning: “famous thinker”
Einar
meaning: “the lone fighter”, “the lone fighter”
Fiete
meaning: “the kingdom of peace”
Arvid
meaning: “eagle”, “tree”
Mika
meaning: “Who is like God?”
Gustav
meaning: “Rod of God”
Laurits
meaning: “coming from Laurentium”, “the laurel wreath”
Stian
meaning: “the wanderer”
Enno
meaning: “who fights with the sword”
Niklas
meaning: “winner of the people”
Halvar
meaning: “the rock keeper”, “the stone keeper”
Janne
meaning: “Yahweh is gracious”
Thorben
meaning: “god of thunder” and “bear”
Knut
meaning: “the daredevil”
Lennart
meaning: “the strong lion”
Mikkel
meaning: “Who is like God?”
Rune
meaning: “hidden knowledge”, “secret wisdom”
Stellan
meaning: “the silence”, “the calm one”

Japanese boy names

In contrast to other languages, Japanese is not so often represented when choosing a name in German-speaking countries. Children usually only have Japanese names if they also have Japanese roots. There are many beautiful boy names from Japanese, which are also suitable for name combinations with other names. How about, for example, “Lukas Taro” or “Tim Akira”?

Japanese first names are usually short, making them perfect not only for double names, but also for long surnames. They often have a lot of vowels, a nice sound and an easy pronunciation that does not deviate from the typeface in the German character system. With the original Kanji characters in the Japanese language, however, the names can have different meanings, even if they are pronounced the same. We have put together the most beautiful boy names and their meanings for you.

Akira
meaning: “bright”, “radiant”, “clear”
Taro
meaning: “the firstborn”, “the first man”
Yuma
meaning: “honesty”, “luck”
Akeno
meaning: “morning”, “brightly shining field”
Mamoru
meaning: “protector”
Haru
meaning: “Spring” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Hiro
meaning: “exuberant / abundant”, “tolerant”, “rich” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Kaneda
meaning: “wealth”, “prosperity”
Akamaru
meaning: “red boy”, “red circle”
Davido
meaning: “the one loved by God”
Kitai
meaning: “expectation”, “hope”
Ginzou
meaning: “gray”, “silver”
Ayato
meaning: “artful person” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Haku
meaning: “white”, “white snow”, “innocence” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Raku
meaning: “joy”
Kenzo
meaning: “healthy”, “health”
Haruto
meaning: “spring”, “person”, “source”
Hideki
meaning: “excellent”, “radiant”, “joy”, “timber” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Osamu
meaning: “study”, “repair”, “cultivate”
Kaito
meaning: “the one who flies over the sea”, “the master thief” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Ryo
meaning: “cool”, “refreshing” or “dragon” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Takato
meaning: “open person”, “extraordinary person” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Satoru
meaning: “enlightenment”, “wisdom”
Masao
meaning: “righteous man”
Hiroki
meaning: “big tree”
Minoru
meaning: “fruit”, “seed”
Naoto
meaning: “sincere person”
Shin
meaning: “Truth”, “Reality”
Toru
meaning: “transparent”, “see through”, “the traveler”, “the wanderer”, “the sea” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)
Senri
meaning: “1000 units”, “1000 villages” (different meaning depending on the Kanji characters)

Hawaiian boy names

The Hawaiian language consists of only 13 phonemes (sounds). These include all five vowels that we also use in the German language and only seven consonants. The high ratio of vowels makes the language easily recognizable for others and sounds particularly melodic, flowing and calm .

The Hawaiian sound triggers a relaxed holiday association in many people . With this subconscious relaxation , they could also meet your son and develop sympathy for him. The following boy names almost all have a nature-loving or soulful meaning. Read it out in combination with the surname and vote on what fits best.

Malio
meaning: “the stubborn “
Nahele
meaning: “the forest”
Makaio
meaning: “Gift of God”, “Gift of the Lord”
Koa
meaning: “the brave”, “the bold”
Kane
meaning: “fight”, “battle”
Akoni
meaning: “worthy of admiration or praise”
Ano
meaning: “the flawless one”
Keano
meaning: “cool breeze”
Nalu
meaning: “wave”
Kai
meaning: “from the sea”
Kalani
meaning: “the sky”
Kaleo
meaning: “the sound”
Lio
meaning: “lion”
Nakoa
meaning: “the brave”, “fighter / warrior”
Lono
meaning: Hawaiian god
Makani
meaning: “wind”
Nael
meaning: “son of the lion”
Kenoah
meaning: “white dove”
Hoku
meaning: “star”
Liko
meaning: “friend (of nature)”, “lion”

French boy names

The French sounds are not unknown in German-speaking countries. That is why French names are usually pronounced correctly. So there is no risk that your son will have trouble pronouncing his name correctly later, especially if his name has an accent. In addition, French first names sound very beautiful and melodious. They exude charm and are very special.

Below you will find both modern French names and Old French names that were common until the 15th century. Some of the modern names are partly borrowed from other languages such as Hebrew. In Germany, French used to be the language of the learned upper class and still arouses ‘noble’ and ‘noble’ associations today .

Sebastien
Meaning: “sublime”, “venerable”, “respectable”
Cassiel
meaning: “God is my protection”
Danyel
meaning: “God is my judge”
Pépin
meaning: literally translated “fruit”
Cédric
meaning: “the lovable one”
Étienne
meaning: “the crowned one”
Ciel
meaning: “heaven”
Nouel
meaning: “the one born on Christmas”
Clément
meaning: “the gracious”, “the mild”
Alain
meaning: “rock”
Rousel
meaning: “redhead”
Charles
meaning: “free man”
Dion
meaning: “the one consecrated to Dionysus”
Edouard
meaning: “keeper of his possessions”
Armand
meaning: “warrior”, “the man in the army”
Corentin
meaning: “the friend”, “storm / hurricane”
Albert
Meaning: “the noble”, “the radiant”
Brice
meaning: “spotted”, “stippled”
Caillou
meaning: “stone”, “pebble”, “bald man”
Amadé
meaning: “the beloved of God”

Spanish boy names

It is a Romance language and thus falls into the family of French, Italian , Portuguese and Romanian . Its sounds are not unknown in Germany and it is often taught in schools. Accents are also occasionally used in this language, but not as often as in French.

A clear advantage of Spanish first names is that most of them can be pronounced in German. However, if the name has an accent, the emphasis must be placed on the highlighted sound. We have compiled the most beautiful Spanish boy names for you and added their meanings. They are relatively rare in Germany, exude energy and temperament and also have a nice sound.

Spanish is also spoken in Central and South America. That’s why you can find below in addition to traditional Spanish name also Argentine, Mexican, Puerto Rican and Colombian name .

Aarón
meaning: “the enlightened one”
Fabio
meaning: “the strong one”, “the noble one”, “the bean planter”
Manuel
meaning: “God be with us”
Acacio
meaning: “acacia”
Delio
meaning: “the one born on the island of Delos”
Adán
meaning: “man”
Gabriel
meaning: “Man of God”, “Fighter of God”
Emilio
Meaning: “the imitator”, “the zealous”
Basìlio
meaning: “royal”
Alberto
meaning: “the noble one”, “the radiant one”
Martin
meaning: “son of Mars”
Carlos
meaning: “free man”
Amaro
meaning: “the beloved”, “the lover”
Bastiano
meaning: “sublime”, “venerable”, “respectable”
Caméon
meaning: “the way”, “the gem”
Damian
meaning: “tame”, “defeat”
Cristian
meaning: “follower of Christ”, “Christ”
Benito
meaning: “the blessed”, “the praised”
Christóbal
meaning: “Christ carrying”
Aureliano
meaning: “the golden one”
Elano
meaning: “the sun-like”
Carlito
meaning: “Männchen”, “Karlchen” (nickname of Karl)
Danel
meaning: “God is my judge”
Avelino
meaning: “breath”, “breath”, “steam”
Julián
Meaning: “the youth”, “coming from the Julier family”, “devoted to Jupiter”
Antonio
meaning: “the inestimable one”, “coming from the family of the Antonians”
Baltasar
meaning: “God save this life”
Castigo
meaning: “punishment”
Francisco
meaning: “the little French”
Luis
meaning: “the famous warrior”

Slavic boy names

There are around 20 Slavic languages from the world spoken by 300 million people. The most famous languages are Russian , Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Croatian, Slovenian and Serbian . Slavic names are rather rare in Germany, although there are some particularly beautiful finds among them.

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Some names may sound familiar to you from German, but are characterized by a special spelling that makes your son’s name something special. You may not have heard some names before. They can inspire you to come up with new ideas. Write down the names that are most beautiful for you and suggest them to your partner or family in order to be able to make an even closer selection.

Milan
meaning: “of love”, “the nice one”
Fero
meaning: “the peaceful”, “the ruler”, “the mighty”
Milo
meaning: “the lovely”, “the glorious”
Aldin
meaning: “the faith”
Danijel
meaning: “God be my judge”
Jano
meaning: “God is gracious”
Lijan
meaning: “ coming from the Julier family”
Alen
meaning: “the handsome”, “the big one”, “the rock”
Matej
meaning: “Gift of God”
Marko
meaning: “consecrated to Mars”
Anjo
meaning: “angel” or “eagle”
Stjepan
meaning: “the crowned one”, “the crowned one”
Janez
meaning: “God is good”
Branimir
meaning: “Defender of Peace”
Miro
meaning: “the significant”, “the peaceful”, “the famous”
Romej
meaning: “Romans”, “Rome pilgrims”
Admir
meaning: “the admirable”
Ilja
meaning: “my God is Yahweh”
Jaromil
meaning: “bold”, “strong”, “loved”
Jenrik
meaning: “ruler of the home”

Most Beautiful Boy Names In The World