2000+ Boy Names That End in S
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Thames
Nature name
Actress Jaime King gave her son Leo the middle name Thames, for the famous London river where she and her husband Kyle Newman were married. Thames is pronounced tehms, not necessarily common…
Maes
Dutch surname meaning "son of Maas (Thomas)"
"son of Maas (Thomas)"
Maes is the third most common surname in Belgium, but a few Nameberries have chosen to use this as a first name for their little boys. We think it is a great name and put it to you for consideration!
Blues
English word name
"slow, sad, songs of lamentation; a music genre of black American folk origin"
While Ivy Blue has made the color a more popular choice for girls, Blues — as in the musical style — could feel more masculine. While some may find it a sad and gloomy choice, thanks to the phrase…
Haris
Arabic
"estate ruler; cultivator"
Haris is in the top 50 in Bosnia and Herzegovina and makes a good choice for the globetrotting child. It would make for an excellent and not overused Arabic-English crossover choice.
Ilyas
Arabic
"Yahweh is God"
Common Arabic version of Elijah. The Ilyes spelling is a Top 100 name in France.
Anas
Arabic
"friendliness"
Anas is an Arabic name uncommon in the US -- it was given to 130 baby boys last year -- but popular in Spain, England and Wales, Italy, and especially France.
Matas
Matas is a masculine name with roots in several cultural traditions. In Lithuanian, it serves as a form of Matthew, meaning "gift of God" from the Hebrew name Matityahu. The name is particularly…
Faris
Arabic
"rider, knight"
A great uncommon English-Arabic crossover choice, easily pronounceable internationally.
Nojus
Lithuanian form of Noah, Hebrew
"rest, repose"
An international variation of Noah, and a Top 10 choice in its native Lithuania.
Tyler-james
Tyler James combines two classic masculine names to create a strong, approachable compound name. Tyler, originally an English occupational surname meaning 'tile maker,' gained popularity as a first…
Kajus
Kajus is a masculine name with Northern European origins, particularly popular in Lithuania and other Baltic countries. It likely derives from the Roman name Caius (also spelled Gaius), which was a…
Haaris
Haaris is a masculine name of Arabic origin, typically spelled as Haris or Harith in its traditional form. The name means "guardian," "protector," or "cultivator" in Arabic. It appears in Islamic…
Benas
Benas is a Lithuanian masculine name that functions as the Lithuanian form of Benjamin. The name Benjamin has Hebrew origins meaning "son of the right hand" or "son of the south," implying favor or…
Owais
Urdu and Indian form of Uwais, Arabic
"wolf"
A variation of the Arabic name Uwais, this animal-inspired name was a fast rising choice in England and Wales in 2023. It ultimately derives from an archaic Arabic word for wolf and is notably borne…
Idrees
Idrees is a masculine name derived from the Arabic name إدريس (Idris), which refers to the prophet mentioned in the Quran, identified by some scholars with the biblical Enoch. The name means…
Danielius
Danielius is the Lithuanian variant of Daniel, a masculine name with Hebrew origins meaning "God is my judge." This form maintains the biblical connection to the prophet Daniel while incorporating…
Riley-james
Riley James combines two popular names with different historical backgrounds. Riley originated as an Irish surname derived from 'Ó Raghailligh,' meaning 'descendant of Raghallach' (valiant). It…
Dominykas
Dominykas is a Lithuanian variant of the Latin name Dominic, which originates from the Latin word 'dominicus,' meaning 'belonging to the Lord.' It carries religious significance and has historical…
Alfie-james
English
"elf counsel + supplanter"
A hyphenated name, blending UK fave Alfie with classic James. It was given to 16 boys in England and Wales in a recent year.
Emilis
Lithuanian variation of Emil, Latin
"rival"
Common in its native Lithuania, but likely to read feminine in Anglophone countries. Stick with Emil.