Names I adore but would probably won't use. This list changes quite often b/c some go on my faves then come off and back and forth. (N/B means No Babies. U/O means Unknown Origin. U/M means Unknown Meaning)

• Aberforth: Welsh; "from the river";
• Abraxas: Greek; "a mystical word";
• Absalom: Hebrew; "my father is peace";
• Aidan: Irish; "little fire"; 147
• Albus: Latin; "white";
• Alchemy: English; "medieval chemistry";
• Amadeus: Latin; "love of God";
• Ambrosius: Greek; "immortal";
• Amycus: Latin; "friend";
• Antioch: U/O; "stubborn, resistant";
• Antonin: French; "of unknown meaning";
• Aragorn: Literature (Sindarin); "noble, kingly";
• Arcturus: Greek; "guardian of the bear";
• Aries: Latin; "ram";
• Asthore: Irish; "loved one";
• Atlas: Greek; "not enduring"; 789
• Balthazar: English; "protect the king";
• Bayard: French; "with red-brown hair";
• Blade: English; "knife, sword";
• Boston: English; "St. Botolf's stone"; 567
• Cadmus: Greek; "from the East;
• Casimir: Slavic; "destroys peace";
• Chalice: English; "goblet";
• Cobain: English; U/M;
• Crispin: Latin; "curly haired";
• Cygnus: Greek; "swan";
• D'Artagnan: French; "from Artagnan";
• Daughtry: English; "from the daughter of";
• Denver: English; "Dane ford";
• Dionysus: Greek; "god of wine and revelry";
• Dior: French; "present";
• Draco: Italian; "dragon";
• Draven; American; "combination of D and raven"; 803
• Echo: Greek; "reverberating sound";
• Enzo: Italian; "short form of Lorenzo"; 410
• Ephraim: Hebrew; "fruitful"; 972
• Falcon: English; "bird in the hawk family";
• Fenrir: Norse Mythology; "fen-dweller";
• Firenze: Italian; "name for Florence";
• Fox: English; "wild animal in dog family";
• Frost: English; "freezing of water";
• Gaius: Latin; "person of earth";
• Galaxy: English; "large system of stars";
• Garrick: English; "spear power";
• Gaston: French; "from Gascony, France";
• Giacomo: Italian; "supplanter";
• Gilderoy: Old English + Old French; "gilded king";
• Godric: AngloSaxon; "power of god";
• Guillaume: French; "strong-willed warrior";
• Hades: Greek Mythology; "unseen/god of underworld";
• Hamish: Scottish; "supplanter";
• Hart: English; "deer or stag";
• Hyperion: Greek; "the one above;
• Independence: English; "freedom";
• Isaac: Hebrew; "he will laugh"; 29
• Jacques: French; "supplanter";
• Jagger: English; "carter, peddlar"; 698
• Javier: Spanish; "new house"; 222
• Jayden: American; "combination of the names Jay and Aiden"; 9
• Joaquin: Spanish; "raised by Yahweh"; 340
• Justice: English; "doing right by the law"; 475
• Kendrick: English; "bold ruler"; 317
• Kiefer: German; "pine tree or barrel maker";
• King: English; "ruler"; 193
• Lars: Scandinavian; "person from Laurentum";
• Leif: Scandinavian; "heir";
• Leonardo: Italian; "lion brave"; 131
• Lestat: French; "state, status";
• Lexington: English; "from Leaxa's town";
• Locke: English; "lock, fastening";
• Lorcan: Irish; "little fierce one";
• Ludovic: French; "famed warrior";
• Luther: English; "people army";
• Magnus: Latin; "great"; 958
• Marvolo: Latin; "ill will";
• Mason: French; "stone worker"; 4
• Maverick: English; "independent"; 273
• Merrimac: U/O; U/M;
• Merritt: English; "from the boundary gate";
• Midnight: English; "12 AM";
• Mikhail: Russian; "who is like God?";
• Montague: English; "from the pointed hill";
• Montgomery: English; "from the hill of the powerful man";
• Narcissus: Greek; "numbness";
• Navarro: Spanish; "from Navarre";
• Navy: English; "the color";
• Neomonni: Native American; "rain cloud";
• Neptune: Roman Mythology; "god of the sea";
• Nero: Latin; "strong, victorious";
• Neville: French; "new town";
• North: English; "direction on compass";
• Nox: Latin; "night";
• Ocean: English; "sea, large body of water";
• October: English; "born in October";
• Onyx: English; "black gemstone";
• Pax: Latin; "peace";
• Pembroke: English; "edge of the land";
• Peregrine: Latin; "traveller";
• Perseus: Greek; "to destroy";
• Pius: Roman; pious, dutiful";
• Pollux: Roman; "very sweet";
• Quaid: Latin; "born fourth";
• Quentin: Latin; "fifth"; 406
• Rabastan: Arabic; "head of the serpent";
• Raiden: Japanese; "god spirit"; 526
• Ramsey: Englishl "island of garlic";
• Ransom: English; "deliverance, rescue";
• Regulus: Latin; "rule";
• Remington: English; "from the ridge town"; 363
• Remus: Latin; "unknown";
• Revere: Latin; "to fear again";
• Rogue: English; "dishonest, savage, or unpredictable";
• Romulus: Latin; "of Rome";
• Royal: English; "of the king"; 899
• Sanjaya: Indian (Sanskrit); "victor, winner";
• Saugus: Native American; "great or extended";
• Sawyer: English; "woodcutter"; 120
• Scorpio: Latin; "scorpion";
• Scorpius: Greek; "scorpion";
• Seeley: English; "very happy";
• Seneca: Latin; "old";
• Septimus: Latin; "seventh";
• Severin: German; "severe";
• Severus: Latin; "stern/severe";
• Shadow: English; "shade from the sun";
• Sheldon: English; "town in the valley";
• Slade: English; "dweller in the valley";
• Sparrow: English; "small bird";
• Stanislav: Slavic; "becoming glorious";
• Stone: English; "rock";
• Sutton: English; "from the south town";
• Thor: Scandinavian; "thunder";
• Tiberius: Laitn; "of or near the Tiber River";
• Tobin: English; "son of Tobias";
• Topaz: English; "gold gem";
• Urban: Latin; "from the city";
• Utah: Native American; "people of the mountain";
• Valentine: English; "strong, healthy";
• Viggo: Scandinavian; "battle, warlike";
• Vladimir: Slavic; "great ruler";
• Waverly: English; "from the brushwood field";
• Waylon: English; "land by the road"; 292
• Wellesley: English; "farm amongst willows";
• Windsor: English; "riverbank with a windlass";
• Xenophilius: Latin; "lover of strange things";
• Yale: English; "from the fertile upland";
• Yeardley: English; "form of Yardley";
• Yevgeniy: Russian; "well born";
• Zeppelin: German; "airship, dirigible, blimp";
• Zeus: Greek; "god of Olympians";