Animal Names for Boys

Atrayus

Atreal

Atreau

Atreaus

Atreju

Atrell

Atreo

Atreu

Atreya

Atri

Atrick

Simple but strong, Atta is a multicultural choice with an appealing symmetry. As a Fante name, it means "twin" or "born after twins" and used by the Akan people and the aboriginal Guan people in West Africa. From its Arabic roots, it means "gift" or "present", while its use in the movie A Bug's Life (1998) for a (female) character has connected it to ants. It is in fact the name of a genus of ants, more commonly known as "leafcutters", which might be appealing to those who love the outdoors.

Atta

Associated best perhaps with the British broadcaster, natural historian, writer, and conservationist, Sir David Attenborough, this would certainly make a bold choice and big namesake for any baby. 
 
Derived from an English place name, meaning "fortified place belonging to Eadda (or Adda)" — Eadda being Old English given names meaning "wealth, fortune, riches" — it was <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9q3yv2vyypo">chosen as a middle name </a> by a Welsh couple, in honor of the 100th birthday of the respected environmentalist and documentary maker. 
 
In the case of Sir David Attenborough, the name would be pronounced AT-uhn-buhr-uh, though AT-uhn-bruh is also heard in the UK and AT-uh-buh-ro may be used in the US.

Attenborough

Atthew

A name with various possible origins. Attia was the name of a family clan in Ancient Rome, but the name can also be a variation of the Arabic atiyyah meaning "gift" or "present". Attia is a male given name in Egypt as seen with Egyptian footballer Attia Al Nashwy and Egyptian weightlifter Attia Hamouda.

Attia

Attis

Attley

Atul

In Egyptian mythology, Atum was the first god, who created himself as well as the ancestors of all other deities. He is also associated with the evening sun. 

Atum

Atward

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