European Boy Names

Originally a short form of Konstantin, the Finnish form of Constantine, Konsta came to be used on its own, staying in the Finnish Top 50 boy names from 2004 to 2014. With its cool K initial and fashionable ending sound, Konsta would also be a handsome choice outside of Finland.

Konsta

The Slovene form of Clement switches the old-timey charm of the English version for a more modern feel with its trendy -en ending and K initial.

Klemen

Kende is derived from the Hungarian title <em>kende</em>, referring to the king of Magyar, the nation that predated Hungary.
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Kende has a modern, internationally-appealing sound and is a Top 100 name in Hungary.

Kende

most popular European boy names in the US

 are typically Spanish or Italian in origin and follow the trend of 

. Other European names for baby boys have been introduced through pop culture — the once-rare Basque name Iker has become an international sensation, for instance, thanks to Spanish soccer player Iker Casillas.

 include Alvaro, Bruno, Dario, Emilio, Leandro, Leon, Noe, Sergio, and Vincenzo. Uncommon boy names with European origins include Diogo, Maxence, Pim, and Zente.

Our list of European names for boys contains 

, as well as those that celebrate your family's culture.

European Boy Names - boy names with origins in the countries and cultures of Europe including italian, french, spanish, irish, greek names, with origins, meanings, and popularity. (Page 11)