Royal Boy Names

Boy names used by kings, princes and royalty — George, William, Henry and more.

Showing 4,033–4,080 of 5,605 names

Italian, from Latin

timekeeper, hour

golden

golden

leader, great leader, or one who brings light

Great leader, fortress

ruler of the Orkhon River, or related to the Orkhon Valley

Great leader, commander, or wise ruler

Mountain goat, young ibex

little lion

little lion

lion, lion-like, brave

little lion

Old English, Old Norse

deer friend

Old Norse, Old English

God's spear

Old Norse, Old English, Irish

deer friend, god spear

servant of God

servant of God

Spanish, from a Visigothic personal name

son of Osor

little lion

God's protection

divine power, ruler of the gods

Germanic, through Spanish

divine power, ruler of the gods

Hungarian, from Old Irish

deer friend, champion warrior

Eighth

Eighth

wise, intelligent, or a young bustard (bird)

wealth, fortune

wealth, prosperity

wealthy, rich

snake charmer

fear-inspiring warrior, terror warrior

Italian, from Latin

eighth

wealth, fortune

gift, wolf, or small wolf

newborn, descendant, son

newborn, young boy, servant

servant of God

4070.Oubaydallah

little servant of God

4071.Oubeydallah

little servant of God

newborn, child

Life, long-lived, flourishing

little emir, little commander

lion

servant of God

follower of the Prophet

lion, brave, courageous

lion, lion cub

Good, beautiful

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