1100+ Boy Names That End in I
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Michi
Japanese, German
"path, road; who is like God?"
Michi can be a playful yet charming Japanese name or a friendly German diminutive of Michael (or Michaela), pronounced similarly to Mickey. Either way, it is a unisex option with broad appeal.
Michiaki
Japanese
"bright path, autumn path"
Featured as a character name in several anime series.
Mikai
Mikai is a masculine name with multicultural origins. It can be viewed as a variation of Michael, which derives from Hebrew and means "who is like God?" In Japanese, Mikai (未開) can mean "undeveloped"…
Mitsuki
Japanese
"full moon; beautiful moon; moonlight; snake vessel"
Traditionally, this name is written with kanji that give it lovely meanings of "full moon," "moonlight," or similar. The character Mitsuki in Naruto uses kanji that denote the meaning "snake vessel,"…
Mochi
Mochi is a unique masculine name that draws inspiration from Japanese culture, where mochi refers to a traditional sweet rice cake with a soft, chewy texture. As a name, it carries connotations of…
Moerani
Tahitian
"sleep heaven"
Moerani is a gender-neutral Tahitian name that might be translated as sleep heaven or sleep sky, perhaps reflecting a wish for a peaceful baby.
Molochai
Variation of Malachi, Hebrew
"my messenger"
A creative take on Malachi used in the 2000 horror movie Lost Souls .
Moroni
Italian surname or Mormon
"son of Mauro; our lord"
Moroni isn't heard very often these days, probably because the first five letters have strong teasing potential. It's a common Italian surname meaning "son of Mauro," but its use as a first name is…
Mosi
Swahili
"first born child"
Traditional Swahili choice for the eldest child.
Motoki
Japanese
"submerged rock"
Japanese surname and given name, with multiple meanings dependent on kanji used. The Sailor Moon anime series features a character named Motoki Furuhata. Famous real-life bearers include actor Motoki…
Motti
Motti is a masculine name of Hebrew origin, commonly used as a diminutive form of Mordechai (meaning 'warrior' or 'servant of Marduk'). Popular primarily within Jewish communities, Motti carries a…
Muhammadali
Muhammadali is a masculine name that combines 'Muhammad' and 'Ali', two of the most revered names in Islamic tradition. Muhammad, meaning 'praiseworthy' in Arabic, honors the Prophet of Islam, while…
Muhammed ali
Turkish from Arabic
"supremely praiseworthy"
No, Muhammed Ali is not given as a tribute to American boxer Muhammad Ali (notice the spelling difference!). In Turkey, it's a common double-barreled first name for Muslim boys.
Naftoli
Naftoli is a masculine name of Yiddish origin, representing a variation of Naphtali, one of the twelve sons of Jacob in Biblical tradition. The name derives from Hebrew, meaning 'my struggle' or 'my…
Naftuli
Naftuli is a masculine name with Jewish origins, primarily used in Hasidic and Orthodox Jewish communities. It's a variant of Naftali (or Naphtali), one of the twelve sons of Jacob in the Hebrew…
Namari
Namari is a masculine name with multiple potential origins. In Japanese, it could derive from elements meaning 'average' (nami) and 'village' (ri), though meanings vary based on the kanji characters…
Naoki
Japanese
"straight, direct, honest + tree"
A familiar name for boys in Japan, Naoki is also shared by one of most prestigious Japanese literary awards. Named in memory of the author Naoki Sanjugo, the Naoki Prize is awarded to the best work…
Nasai
Nasai is a masculine name with multiple cultural origins. In Hebrew, it can be related to 'nasa,' meaning 'to lift up' or 'to carry,' suggesting someone who elevates others. It may also have African…
Navi
Hebrew
"prophet"
Naviʾ is the Hebrew word for "prophet," while neviʾa is "prophetess." Both ultimately derive an Akkadian word meaning "to proclaim" or "to summon."
Nayati
Sanskrit
"to lead"
Although sometimes claimed to be Native American in origin, the more likely source of this name is the Sanskrit word nayati , meaning "leads" or nahyati , meaning "binds", which is a term used in…