By Pamela Redmond · Updated September 2026
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Serbian
"farmer"
This name is the Serbian form of George, spelled using a D with a stroke in the Latin Serbian alphabet. When transliterated to English, this name is spelled Djordje, as in American soccer player…
Swedish
"earth worker"
Derived from the Germanic name Jurian, Orjan (properly spelled Örjan) is an Old Swedish boy's name. The Norwegian spelling of the name is Ørjan.
Greek
"zeal"
Zelos or Zelus was the god of rivalry and competition, one of the four winged Daemones who were gods for Zeus. This rare name is one mythological choice that may not come back in the modern world.
Irish
"bird"
Éanna is the modern Irish form of Old Irish Énna, which may derive from the word for bird, én . It was worn by several ancient kings, heroes and saints. Outside of Ireland, it is better known in its…
Finnish
"God is gracious"
Originally a Finnish nickname for Johannes, Jukka is very established as a standalone name in Finland nowadays. With its cute bouncy sound and cool -a ending, it makes for a really fun choice for a…
Azerbaijani form of Amir
"prince; ruler; treetrop"
Popular in Azerbaijan, Ami̇r is a spelling variation of internal favorite, Amir, a name with Hebrew and Arabic origins.
Old English
"God's friend"
A variation of Oswin, an ancient name borne by a 7th century king and saint. Meaning "God's friend", it could be an unexpected way to nickname Ozzie. This form is notably borne by the scholar Oswyn…
Portuguese, Brazilian
"Roman"
A spelling variation of Romão, used in Brazil or in places which do not use or allow accented characters. It is the Portuguese form of the popular name Roman.
