Owain is a Welsh name meaning “well-born” or “young warrior,” borne by the medieval Welsh prince and rebel leader Owain Glyndwr.
Owain remains a proud national name in Wales, with the anglicized Owen far more common internationally.
The anglicized form is Owen. There are no other major spelling variants.
Meaning & Origin Cassius is a Latin name meaning “hollow” or possibly “vain,” from the Roman family name Cassius. It carries strong historical weight, tied to Roman senators and modern boxing legend Muhammad Ali’s birth name. Popularity Cassius has grown steadily in popularity since the 2010s, part of a wider trend toward strong classical Roman…
Meaning & Origin Tobias is a Hebrew biblical name meaning “God is good,” the hero of the apocryphal Book of Tobit. It has a warm, timeless sound. Popularity Tobias has grown steadily since the 2010s, part of the biblical vintage-name trend, ranking within the U.S. top 150 for boys. Nicknames & Variations Common nicknames include…
Meaning & Origin Jericho is a biblical place name referring to one of the oldest cities in the world, possibly meaning “city of the moon” or “fragrant place.” Popularity Jericho has grown steadily since the 2010s, part of the trend toward powerful biblical place names, now ranking within the U.S. top 400 for boys. Nicknames…
Oliver means “olive tree” or “peace,” with French and Norse roots, and has topped UK boy name charts for years.
Meaning & Origin Anton is a Germanic and Scandinavian form of the Roman family name Antonius, whose exact meaning is uncertain but has long been associated with “priceless” or “highly praiseworthy” in later interpretation. Popularity Anton is a consistently popular name in Germany and Sweden, favored for its short, strong sound and classic European heritage….
Adrian comes from Latin “Hadrianus,” tied to Emperor Hadrian, and remains a smooth, globally recognized name.