9 Letter Boy Names

The name of the first English king, who ruled in the 10th century AD.

Athelstan

The most famous bearer of this name was Athenaeus of Naucratis, a Greek rhetorician and grammarian who wrote the <em>Deipnosophistae </em>, which roughly translates to "Dinner Table Philosophers." There was also an early Greek composer by the name, which relates to the goddess Athena and the city of Athens.

Athenaeus

Vladimire

Indalecio is an old Spanish name that is newly popular in Argentina.

Indalecio

Euphemios is the masculine variation of Euphemia. It was borne by an early archbishop of Constantinople.

Euphemios

Remigiusz

Jefferies is a masculine name that originated as an English patronymic surname meaning 'son of Jeffrey.' Jeffrey itself derives from the medieval Germanic name Godfrey, composed of elements meaning 'peace' and 'god' or 'divine.' As a first name, Jefferies is exceedingly rare, maintaining its primary identity as a family name. It carries a distinguished, somewhat formal quality with its multi-syllabic structure and traditional English character. The name projects an image of heritage and establishment, perhaps evoking associations with academia or classic literature. While unconventional as a given name, Jefferies offers a distinctive option for parents drawn to surname-style first names with historical depth.

Jefferies

A common and traditional name in Iceland, where it is the predominant form of Christopher.

Kristófer

An undiscovered surname name that originated in Cornwall and Devon, England, where habitational surnames were common.

Merrivale

Chochokpi

Deforrest is a masculine name with nature-inspired origins, being a variation of Forest or Forrest with the French-derived prefix 'de' suggesting 'from the forest' or 'of the forest.' This elegant elaboration carries aristocratic undertones, reminiscent of surnames that became given names. The spelling with double 'r' and double 's' adds distinctive character. Notable bearer Deforest Kelley (with one 'r') was an American actor famous for his role as Dr. McCoy in Star Trek. This uncommon name evokes woodland imagery and natural strength, appealing to parents seeking names with environmental connections. Deforrest offers the friendly nicknames De, Forest, or Rest, providing versatility throughout life. It combines rustic imagery with a touch of sophistication.

Deforrest

Arkadiusz

Labhrainn

A combination of Arabic names commonly used in Turkey.

Yusuf ali

Vladimere

The name of several people in the Old Testament, including a son of David. Eliphalet is a variant spelling.

Eliphelet

Vladjimir

Venceslás is a rare masculine name of Czech origin and is a variant of Wenceslaus (or Václav in Czech). The name derives from 'věnec' (wreath, crown) and 'slava' (glory), thus meaning 'crowned with glory' or 'greater glory.' It carries royal and noble connotations due to its association with Saint Wenceslaus, the 10th-century Duke of Bohemia who became the patron saint of the Czech Republic. While uncommon in most parts of the world, the name maintains cultural significance in Central European countries. Venceslás offers a distinctive alternative to more common variants of the name while preserving its rich historical legacy and dignified meaning.

Venceslás

There were various villages called Edgecombe (and Edgcumbe and Eggcumbe) in Old England, particularly in present-day Cornwall and Devon. Local families adopted it as a surname — habitational surnames were extremely common among the English.