A

• Abner (Hebrew) "my father is a light"
• Abraxas (Aramaic) "I will create as I speak"
• Absalom (Hebrew) "my father is peace"
• Adam (Hebrew) "man"
• Adin (Hebrew) "slender, voluptuous"
• Adonis (Phoenician) "lord"
• Adrian (English) "from Hadria"
• Adriel (Hebrew) "followers of God, God's flock"
• Adrien (French) "from Hadria"
• Aeneas (Greek) "praise"
• Aiden (Irish) "little fire"
• Akira (Japanese) "intelligent, bright, clear"
• Alastair (Scottish) "defending men"
• Alden (English) "old friend"
• Alec (English) "defending men"
• Aleksandr (Russian) "defending men"
• Aleksi (Finnish) "helper" or "defender"
• Alesander (Basque) "defending men"
• Alexei / Aleksey (Russian) "helper" or "defender"
• Altair (Arabic) "the flyer"
• Amare (African) "handsome"
• Ambrose (Greek) "immortal"
• Amycus (Greek) "friend"
• Anthony (Latin) "priceless" or "inestimable"
• Antonin (French)
• Archimedes (Greek) "master of thought"
• Arden (English) "eagle valley"
• Ari (Armenian) "brave"
• Ari (Hebrew) "lion"
• Ari (Norse) "eagle"
• Artemis (Greek) "safe" or "a butcher" — a girl's name, but sounds masculine to me
• Asa (Hebrew) "doctor"
• Asher (Hebrew) "happy" or "blessed"
• Ashton (English) "ash tree town"
• Aston (English) "east town"
• Astor (English) "hawk"
• Astrophel (Latin) "star lover"
• Aubrey (German) "elf power" or "elfin king"
• Aurel (German) "golden, gilded"
• Aureli / Areli (Hebrew) "lion of God"
• Azazel (Hebrew) "scapegoat"

B

• Bartholomew (Greek) "son of Talmay"
• Bertram (German) "bright raven"
• Bertrand (French) "bright raven"
• Blaine (Gaelic) "yellow"
• Blair (Scottish) "a plain"
• Blaise (French) "lisping"
• Blake (English) "black" or "pale"
• Blythe (English) "cheerful"
• Brecht (Dutch) "bright"
• Brenin (Welsh) "king"
• Brennan (Irish) "prince" or "descendent of Braonán"
• Brenton (English) "Bryni's town"
• Brett (English) "a Breton"
• Bryn (Welsh) "hill, mound"
• Bryni (English) "fire"

C

• Cáel (Gaelic) "slender"
• Caerwyn (Welsh) "white, fair fortress"
• Cairo (Arabic)
• Carlisle (Welsh) "city belonging to Lugovalos"
• Carter (English) "one who uses a cart"
• Carwyn (Welsh) "blessed love"
• Caspian
• Cedric (English)
• Cepheus (Greek)
• Chace / Chase (French) "chase, hunt"
• Charlais
• Cillian (Gaelic) "war, strife" or "church"
• Clancy (Irish) "son of Flannchadh"
• Claude (French) "lame, crippled"
• Claudius (Roman, Latin) "lame, crippled"
• Cohen (Hebrew) "priest"
• Cole (English) "black"
• Colin (Scottish, Gaelic) "whelp" or "dove"
• Conan (Irish) "little wolf" or "little hound"
• Conor / Connor (Gaelic) "dog lover" or "wolf lover"
• Conway (Welsh) "holy water"
• Crispin (Latin) "curly-headed"
• Cullen (Gaelic) "chieftain"
• Cyril (Greek) "lord"
• Cyrus (Persian) "sun" or "lord" or "throne"

D

• Dafydd (Welsh) "beloved"
• Dalton (English) "valley town"
• Damien (French) "to tame"
• Damon (Greek) "to tame"
• Danel (Basque) "God is my judge"
• Darien (English) "to possess good"
• Darryl (English) "of Airelle"
• Daveth (Cornish) "beloved"
• David (Hebrew) "beloved" — pronounced the Spanish way dah-VEED
• Dawson (English) "son of David"
• Dean (English) "valley" or "dean"
• Deimos (Greek) "terror"
• Demetri / Dimitri (Russian) "earth mother"
• Demetrios (Greek) "earth mother"
• Deryck (German) "ruler of the people"
• Devon (English)
• Donovan (Irish) "descendent of Donndubhán" or "dark chieftan"
• Dorian (Greek)
• Doyle (Irish) "descendent of Dubhghall"
• Dragan (Slavic) "precious"
• Dragonis (Slavic) "precious and peaceful"
• Duane / Dwayne (Irish) "little and dark"
• Dunstan (English) "dark stone"
• Dustin (Norse) "Thor's stone"
• Dylan (Welsh) "great tide"

E

• Egbert (English) "white edge"
• Elias (Hebrew) "my God is Yahweh"
• Elijah (Hebrew) "my God is Yahweh"
• Elior (Hebrew) "my God is my light"
• Elliott / Eliot (English) "my God is Yahweh"
• Emil (Latin, German) "rival"
• Emlyn (Welsh) "rival"
• Emmanuel (Hebrew) "God is with us"
• Emmerich (German) "work, labor, power"
• Emmett (English) "whole" or "universal"
• Emory / Emery (German) "work, labor, power"
• Ephraim (Hebrew) "fruitful"
• Eric (Norse) "eternal ruler"
• Erlantz (Basque) "peace" and "daring, brave"
• Erobos (Greek) "nether darkness"
• Errol (Scottish)
• Étienne (French) "crown"
• Ettore (Italian) "holding fast"
• Evan (Welsh) "Yahweh is gracious"
• Evander (Greek) "good man"
• Everett (German) "brave, hardy wild boar"

F

• Faolán (Gaelic) "little wolf"
• Faramond (German) "journey" and "protection"
• Farid (Arabic) "unique, precious"
• Faunus (Roman) "to befriend"
• Felix (Latin) "lucky, successful"
• Femi (Yoruba) "God loves me"
• Ferrer (Catalan) "blacksmith"
• Filibert (German) "much brightness"
• Filipe (Portuguese) "friend of horses"
• Filipp (Russian) "friend of horses"
• Finnian (Irish) "white"
• Fionn (Gaelic) "fair, white"
• Flanagan (Irish) "descendent of Flannagán"

G

• Gabriel (Hebrew) "strong man of God"
• Gaël (French) "blessed and generous"
• Galen / Gaelin (Greek) "calm"
• Gareth (Welsh) "gentleness"
• Gavin (English, Welsh) "white hawk"
• Ghyslain / Ghislain (French) "hostage" or "pledge"
• Giancarlo (Italian) "Yahweh is gracious" and "free man"
• Giovanni (Italian) "Yahweh is gracious"
• Gregg (Latin) "watchful, alert"
• Griffin (Welsh) "reddish"
• Griffith (Welsh) "strong lord"
• Gwynn (Welsh) "white, fair, blessed"

H

• Hadyn / Hayden (English) "hay valley"
• Hannibal (Phoenician) "grace of Ba'al"
• Haydn (German) "heathen"
• Holden (English) "deep valley"
• Hubert (German) "bright heart"

I

• Immanuel (German) "God is with us"
• Iñaki (Baque) "fire"
• Itzal (Basque) "shadow"
• Ivan (Russian) "Yahweh is gracious"

J

• Jack (English) "Yahweh is gracious"
• Jasper (Persian) "treasurer"
• Javier (Spanish) "the new house"
• Jeremiah (Hebrew) "Yahweh has uplifted"
• Jozef / Zef (Slovak, Dutch) "he will add"
• Jude (Hebrew) "praised"

K

• Kael
• Kai (Hawaiian) "sea"
• Kaito (Japanese) "sea, ocean" and "soar, fly"
• Kale (Hawaiian) "man"
• Kaleo (Hawaiian) "the sound, voice"
• Kaliel
• Keston (Gaelic) "one who casts"
• Khajag (Armenian) "blue-eyed"
• Khalid (Arabic) "eternal"
• Kiefer (German) "barrel maker"
• Kieran (Irish) "black"
• Kiyoshi (Japanese) "pure"
• Kole (English) "black"
• Kuiper (Dutch) "cooper" or "barrelmaker"

L

• Lafayette (English) "flatterer"
• Lafayette (French) "beech tree"
• Landon (English) "long hill"
• Laurence / Lawrence (Roman) "of Laurentum"
• Leighton / Leyton / Layton (English) "settlement with a leek garden"
• Leviathan (Hebrew) "twisted, coiled" or "whale"
• Levon (Armenian) "lion"
• Liam (Irish) "will, desire" and "helmet, protection"
• Loki (Norse) "to break"
• London (English)
• Loren (Roman) "of Laurentum"
• Luca (Italian) "from Lucania"
• Lucan (Roman)
• Lucas / Lukas (Latin) "from Lucania"
• Lucien (French) "light"
• Lucifer (Latin) "bringing light"
• Luke (Greek) "from Lucania"
• Luken (Basque) "light"
• Lyden
• Lyulf (English) "fire wolf"

M

• Madden (Gaelic) "descendant of the hound"
• Maddox (Welsh) "son of Madoc"
• Marius (Roman) "male"
• Martzel (Basque) "male"
• Mathieu (French) "gift of Yahweh"
• Matthew (Hebrew) "gift of Yahweh"
• Matxin (Basque) "male"
• Maurus (Roman) "dark skinned"
• Melanthios (Greek) "black flower"
• Michael / Mika'el (Hebrew) "who is like God?"
• Miguel (Spanish, Portuguese) "who is like God?"
• Mikel (Basque) "who is like God?"
• Myles / Miles (Latin) "soldier"

N

• Nahuel (Mapuche) "jaguar"
• Nail (Arabic) "attainer"
• Nathan / Nate (Hebrew) "giver"
• Nathanael / Nathaniel / Nate (Hebrew) "God has given"
• Nereus (Greek) "water"
• Niall / Neil (Gaelic) "champion" or "cloud"
• Niels (Danish) "victory of the people"
• Niilo (Finnish) "victory of the people"
• Nikandros (Greek) "victory of a man"
• Nikolai (Russian) "victory of the people"
• Nikolao (Esperanto) "victory of the people"
• Nolan (Irish) "descendent of Nuallán"

O

• Oberon (English) "elf power"
• Ogden (English) "oak valley"
• Ori (Hebrew) "my light"
• Orion (Greek) "boundary, limit"
• Oroitz (Basque) "memory"
• Orpheus (Greek) "the darkness of night"
• Owen (Welsh) "lamb" or "youth"

P

• Parker (English) "keeper of the park"
• Philippe (French) "friend of horses"
• Phinnaeus / Phineas (English, Biblical) "Nubian" or "serpent's mouth"
• Phoenix (English, Mythological) "dark red"
• Pollux (Greek) "very sweet"
• Preston (English) "priest town"

Q

• Qillaq (Greenlandic) "seal hide"
• Quidel (Mapuche) "burning torch"
• Quintus (Latin) "fifth"

R

• Ra'd (Arabic) "thunder"
• Radcliff (English) "red cliff"
• Rafe (German) "wolf counsel"
• Raleigh (English) "red clearing" or "roe deer clearing"
• Raul (Italian) "wolf counsel"
• Reid / Reed (English) "red" or "clearing"
• Reuel (Hebrew) "friend of God"
• Rex (Latin) "king"
• Rhett (English, Dutch) "advice, counsel"
• Riley (English) "rye clearing"
• Ritesh (Indian) "god of rituals"
• Rónán (Irish) "little seal"
• Rufus (Latin) "red-haired"
• Russell (French) "little red one"

S

• Sacha (French) "defending men"
• Salem (Arabic) "secure" or "peace"
• Salim (Arabic) "safe"
• Sasha (Russian) "defending men"
• Savio (Italian) "clever, bright"
• Sébastien (French) "from Sebaste"
• Sefu (Swahili) "sword"
• Sendoa (Basque) "strong"
• Septimus (Latin) "seventh"
• Seth (Egyptian) "pillar" or "dazzle"
• Seth (Hebrew) "placed" or "appointed"
• Sevan (Armenian)
• Shai (Hebrew) "gift"
• Shashwat (Hindu) "ever lasting"
• Shawn / Shaun / Sean (Irish) "Yahweh is gracious"
• Shay (Gaelic) "admirable" or "hawk-like"
• Sherwood (English) "bright forest"
• Siegfried (German) "victory" and "peace"
• Sinclair (English) "Saint Claire"
• Sirius (Greek) "burning"
• Sloane (Irish) "raid"
• Snorri (Scandinavian, Icelandic) "attack, onslaught"
• Solan (?) "soul seeker"
• Solon (Greek) "wisdom"
• Somerled (Norse) "summer traveler"
• Søren (Danish) "stern"
• Sören (Swedish, German) "stern"
• Spencer (English) "dispenser of provisions"
• Stefan (German) "crown"
• Stéphane (French) "crown"
• Sterling (English) "little star"
• Sullivan (Irish) "descendent of Súileabhán"
• Sunil (Indian) "very blue"
• Sven (Swedish) "boy"
• Sylvain (French) "wood, forest"

T

• Tadej (Slovene) "heart"
• Tadhg / Teige / Teigue / Teague (Irish) "poet"
• Taliesen (Welsh) "shining brow"
• Tekoa (Hebrew) "stockade"
• Terence / Terrence (Roman)
• Thaddeus / Thad (Aramaic) "heart"
• Thelonius
• Tiago / Thiago (Portuguese) "Saint James"
• Tielo (German)
• Tobias (Hebrew) "Yahweh is good"
• Trent (English) "traveler" or "journey across"
• Trenton (English) "Trent's town"
• Tristan / Tristen (Celtic) "riot" or "tumult"
• Tutku (Turkish) "passion"
• Txomin (Basque) "of the Lord"
• Tyge (Danish) "hitting the mark"
• Tyko (Swedish) "hitting the mark"
• Tzvi (Hebrew) "deer"

U

• Uri (Hebew) "my light"

V

• Vladimir (Slavic) "to rule with greatness/peace"

W

• Walker (English) "a fuller of cloth"
• Whitaker (English) "white field"
• Willem (Dutch) "will, desire" and "helmet, protection"
• Wyatt (English) "brave, hardy war"

X

• Xerxes (Greek) "ruler over heroes"

Z

• Zacharias (Greek) "Yahweh remembers"
• Zahari (Bulgarian) "Yahweh remembers"
• Zahir (Arabic) "shining, radiant, blossoming"
• Zane (English)
• Zechariah (Hebrew) "Yahweh remembers"
• Zeru (Basque) "sky"
• Zimri (Hebrew) "my music" or "my praise"
• Ziv (Hebrew) "bright, radiant"
• Ziya (Arabic) "splendour, light, glow"
• Zorion (Basque) "happiness"