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Latin Names for Boys

Updated October 2026

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Ninox
Latin
"hawk owl"
An unexpected nature option with a bright, on-trend sound and a totally cool bird meaning, Ninox is the name of a genus of owls, including hawk-owls and boobooks. Said as NYE-noks, it could get you…
Borealis
Latin
"northern, of the north"
Best associated with the Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, this distinctive option brings to mind radiant and colorful light displays in the night sky. Derived from Latin, it means…
Niks
Latvian short form of Nikolajs or Niklāvs
"victory of the people"
A Latvian alternative to Nick or Niko, used as a short form (and a stand-alone name) of Nikolajs or Niklāvs, both Latvian forms of Nicholas. It has been appearing in the Latvian Top 100 since the 90s.
Amabilis
Latin
"lovable"
Used as a unisex name in Late Roman times, Amabilis has the charming meaning of "lovable", making it a relative of Mabel. Borne by two saints, St. Amabilis of Riom (male), and St Amabilis (or Mable)…
Callixtus
Latin, Greek
"most beautiful"
An ancient choice with a fresh, spiky sound, Callixtus was the name of three Popes and Bishops of Rome. Also appearing as Callistus, it originates from Greek to mean "most beautiful", however, this…
Callistus
Latin, Greek
"most beautiful"
Also appearing as Callixtus, this late Roman name has been borne historically by three Popes and Bishops of Rome, including Callistus I, the patron saint of cemetery workers. Derived from Greek, it…
Nautas
Latin
"seafarer, sailor, navigator"
A nautical name that blends modern and ancient, Nautus was chosen by actress Cameron Diaz and musician Benji Madden for their son in 2026. Likely derived from the Latin nauta , Nautus may be…
Kerix
Modern invention from Greek and Latin
"herald, spokesman, official messanger"
A modern feeling choice with ancient roots, Kerix (or Keryx) once referred to a herald or an official conveyer of messages, often responsible for bringing communications between warring groups, for…
Edrien
French form of Adrian, Latin
"man of Adria"
Edrien or Adrien are both French forms of the classic Latin name Adrian. While this spelling takes you directly to the short for Ed, Adrian is by far the most popular spelling in the US, given to…
Amadeu
Portuguese, Galician, and Catalan form of Amadeus, Latin
"lover of God"
An alternative variation of the musical Amadeus — best associated with composer Mozart, perhaps — this variation appeared in the Top 1000 in Brazil for much of the 20th-century, peaking in the 1930s…
Pashkin
Medieval English, Latin, Hebrew
"born at Easter"
Playful with a hint of poetry, Pashkin is a Medieval diminutive of Pash or Paschal, ultimately derived from Hebrew to mean "Easter" or "Passover". Used as a unisex choice, it could make an…
Pash
Medieval English, Latin, Hebrew
"born at Easter"
Succinct, simple, and approachable, Pash is a Medieval English name, relating to Paschal and Pascal. Derived from Hebrew via Latin, it means "Easter" or "Passover" and was occasionally used for…
Andronicus
Greek
"man's victory, victory of man"
Also appearing as Andronikos, this Latinized Ancient Greek name is reminiscent of more popular choices such as Andrew, Andreas, Nickolas, and Atticus. Made up of the elements aner (meaning "man") and…
Vicus
Latin
"village or street"
Vicus, an unusual ancient Roman place-name, is used for modern-day boys in Africa.

Latin Names for Boys

Ninox

Borealis

Niks

Amabilis

Callixtus

Callistus

Nautas

Kerix

Edrien

Amadeu

Pashkin

Pash

Andronicus

Vicus