40 Unique Baby Boy Names You Will Love

Every parent has the dream of naming their baby perfectly. So many things are taken into before choosing the perfect name for your little one and uniqueness is one among them. You must have looked for books after books and browsed all over internet to come up with a name for your boy that is not common. But almost every name that you have gone through is either taken by someone you know or just doesn’t suit you.

So, here we are with over 30 very unique and meaningful names to name you perfect little boy.

1. Aatami: Aatami is a Finnish variant of Adam. Adam originates in Hebrew language and means “man”.
2. Abdiel: Abdiel is an old Hebrew name that means “servant of God”.
3. Abner: It means, ‘my father is luminous’. The use of name dates back to Hebrew origins and was for the commander of King Saul’s army in the Bible.
4. Acton: The name comes from the two Old English words – ‘ac’, which means ‘oak’, and ‘tun’, which means ‘town or village’. The meaning of the name is therefore a person who comes from the town or village of oak trees.
5. Adrian: Adrian is derived from the Latin name Hadrianus, which means “from Hadria”
6. Aegeus: Aegeus is an ancient mythological Greek figure who is supposed to have had a hand in the founding of the city of Athens.
7. Aidan: Aidan originates in Gaelic languages and means “like a fire”
8. Ainsley: Ainsley originates in Old English language and means “from the field of hermits”
9. Connie: Connie is a diminutive of Constance. Constance originates in Latin language and means “steady, permanent”.
10. Alpin: Alpin is an anglicized version of Ailpein. Ailpein originates in Gaelic languages and means “whitish”.
11. Delton: Delton is an Old English name and is derived from the word “dell” which means a valley and “tun” which means a town or settlement.
12. Ellwood: Ellwood is a locational name and it signifies that a person is from a certain locality in Gloucestershire.
13. Darren: Darren is an English name that is a variant of the name “Darryl”.
14. Hyeon: Hyeon originates in Korean language and it means “person of virtue”
15. Mairead: Mairead is a Scottish variant of Margaret. Margaret originates in Greek language and means “pearl”
16. Harun: Harun is an Arabic, Iranian and Turkish variant of Aaron and is the name of the elder brother of Moses in the Old Testament.
17. Earl: The name Earl has very old roots. It is believed that the term was used to denote a very successful warrior who was also a chief of a tribe
18. Wilfred: Wilfred is an English name, derived from the Old English words ‘wil’, which means ‘will or desire’, and ‘fridu’, which means ‘peace or safety’
19. Kay: Kay is a diminutive of Katherine. Katherine originates in Greek language and means “chaste, pure”.
20. Taner: Taner originates in Turkish language and it means “born with sunrise”.
21. Gotam: Gotam originates in Sanskrit and means “the bright one in the darkness”.
22. Mauno: Mauno is a Finnish variant of Magnus. Magnus originates in Latin language and means “greatness”
23. Avidor: Avidor is a Hebrew name that literally means “father of a multitude” or “father of a large number”.
24. Laurentinus: Laurentinus is a variant of Laurentius. Laurentius originates in Latin language and is derived from Laurentum, a city in ancient Italy.
25. Geir: Geir originates in Old Norse and means “man with a spear”.
26. Jaylen: Jaylen is a variant of Jalen. Jalen is a new invention, an American name which comes from a Native American word ‘len’, which means ‘flute’.
27. Eneas: Eneas is a Portuguese form of Aeneas. Aeneas is an ancient Greek name and means praise or glorify.
28. Malcolm: Malcolm is a very distinguished Scottish name, an Anglicized form of the Old Gaelic name ‘Mael Coluimb’, which means ‘devotee of Saint Columba’.
29. Salazar: Salazar is a Basque name that means ‘old hall’.
30. Cephas: Cephas is a biblical name with Hebrew origins. In Hebrew, the name means ‘war leader’.
31. Manuel: Manuel is a variant of Emanuel, used in various languages. Emanuel is a variant of the biblical Hebrew name ‘Imanuel’, whose meaning is ‘God with us’.
32. Mercer: Mercer is an English and French name and means ‘shop keeper’ in French.
33. Salvatore: Salvatore originates in Latin language and means “savior”.
34. Carsten: Carsten is a German variant of Christian. Christian originates in Latin language and means “Christian man”.
35. Yukio: Yukio is a Japanese name, derived from ‘yuki’, which means ‘happiness or good fortune’
36. Maquilla: Maquilla is a variant of Maquinna. Maquinna originates in Native American languages and its meaning is unclear.
37. Mats: Mats is a Swedish and Norwegian variant of Matthew. Matthew originates in Hebrew language and means “God’s present”.
38. Femi: Femi is a short form of Olufemi. Olufemi originates in African languages and means “adored by God”.
39. Vadik: Vadik is a diminutive of Vadim. Vadim originates in Slavic languages and means “ruler”
40. Jaymin: Jaymin is a variant of Jamin. Jamin originates in Hebrew language and means “right-handed”.