Boy Names

Matthew means “gift of God” in Hebrew, one of the twelve apostles, and remains a timeless top-tier boy name.

Daniel means “God is my judge” in Hebrew, tied to the biblical prophet, and has stayed globally popular for decades.

Sawyer means “one who saws wood,” an occupational surname made famous by Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer.

Jack means “God is gracious,” a medieval pet form of John that became one of the most beloved names in its own right.

Wyatt means “brave in war,” originally an Old English surname with a rugged, Western association.

Levi means “joined” or “attached” in Hebrew, tied to one of the twelve tribes of Israel, and has risen sharply in popularity.

Henry means “home ruler” in Germanic, carried by eight English kings and enjoying a strong modern resurgence.

Oliver means “olive tree” or “peace,” with French and Norse roots, and has topped UK boy name charts for years.

Benjamin means “son of the right hand” in Hebrew, one of the twelve tribes of Israel and a steady top boy name for decades.

Lucas means “light” and is the Latin form of Luke — a top-ten boy name across many countries for years.