Meanings, origins, and popularity for boy names.
Caleb means “faithful, whole-hearted” in Hebrew, tied to the courageous biblical spy of Canaan.
Nathan means “he gave” or “gift” in Hebrew, tied to the prophet who confronted King David with truth.
Dominic means “belonging to the Lord” in Latin, traditionally given to Sunday-born children, tied to Saint Dominic.
Felix means “happy” or “fortunate” in Latin, a name carried by Roman emperors and early saints.
Miles means “soldier” in Latin or connects to gentleness via Milo, with jazz-legend cachet from Miles Davis.
Joseph means “he will add” in Hebrew, a major biblical figure and one of the most stable top-20 names in history.
Christopher means “bearer of Christ” in Greek, tied to the patron saint of travelers, and a decades-long top-10 classic.
David means “beloved” in Hebrew, tied to the biblical king who defeated Goliath, one of history’s most enduring names.
Asher means “happy” or “blessed” in Hebrew, one of Jacob’s twelve sons, and has risen fast into the top 50 boy names.
Jacob means “supplanter” in Hebrew, tied to the biblical patriarch, and was the top US boy name for over a decade.