1100+ Boy Names That End in I
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Sanji
Japanese
"praise"
Older Japanese name given new life in the anime series One Piece .
Santorini
Sasori
Japanese
"scorpion"
The only bearers of this name are fictional, such as the Naruto character Sasori of the Red Sand.
Satoshi
Japanese
"wisdom; intelligent history"
Saxi
Old Norse
"Saxon or dagger"
An older form of Saxo, the name of an illustrious Danish medieval chronicler, which to the English ear may sound a little too close to "sexy" for comfort.
Sekai
Shona
"laugh"
A cool and unusual route to Kai.
Sekani
Sekani, Tumbuka
"people on the rocks; laugh"
Sekani was the fastest-rising boy name of 2019, inspired by the character Sekani Carter in the 2018 movie The Hate U Give . The Sekani, also spelled Tse’khene, are a First Nations culture in Canada.…
Seti
Egyptian
"of Set"
Seti was an ancient Egyptian Pharoah, father of Ramses II and adoptive father of Moses. The name Seti means "of Set" — aka related to the Egyptian god Set.
Shakai
Shakai is a masculine name with multiple cultural origins. In Japanese, it can derive from 'shakai' (社会) meaning 'society' or 'community.' In some African contexts, particularly in East Africa, the…
Shi
Chinese
"season; honest; history; stone"
Take your pick of pleasant meanings, depending on the character used.
Shikadai
Japanese
"deer holder"
Rare name from the Naruto series. Shikadai shares a name prefix with his father, Shikamaru.
Shohei
Japanese
"respect; soaring peace"
Notably borne by baseball star Shohei Ohtani, Shohei can also be transcribed as Shōhei or Shouhei. As with many Japanese names, the meaning varies depending on what kanji combinations are used, but…
Shtabi
Choctaw, Native American
"kills with"
One of numerous names that could have been given to Choctaw men after a successful hunt.
Solvi
Icelandic
"temple of the Sun"
Sölvi, as it's transcribed in Iceland, is derived from Sǫlvi, an Ancient Scandinavian name. Sölvi and Sølvi are female names in Sweden and Norway, where the name evolved as a short form of Solveig.
Sǫlvi
Old Norse
"temple of the Sun"
Derived from the components sol , meaning "sun," and vi , "temple." It lives on today in the form of Sölvi, a common male name in Iceland.
Sproti
Faroese from Old Norse
"sprout"
A cute and sprightly Faroese name from the Old Norse word for "sprout".
Taichi
Japanese
"big one"
Taiki
Japanese
"great brightness; big tree"
Takai
Japanese surname
"high well"
Takai is primarily seen as a surname in Japan but has great potential as a first name abroad. The authentic pronunciation is three syllables, but American parents may be saying it as tah-KYE.
Takashi
Japanese
"noble; prosperous; venerable"
Common Japanese name associated with contemporary artist Takashi Murakami.