Gentlemen
By bretak
Updated Thu Feb 02 2023
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As of 17/10/2014
The first 10 are my favourite names, the others are other combinations I've played with and like. They're also usable. To me, anyway.
- August
Origin:
German form of Latin AugustusMeaning:
"great, magnificent"Description:
The name August is at its highest point since the 1890s, when it ranked among the Top 100 boy names in the US – and deservedly so. With its great meaning, historic roots, and cool nicknames, 2024 saw August officially re-enter the Top 100.
- Benedict Jory Merlin
- Crispin Leonidas Rupert
- Edmund Hartley Fox
- Felix Rafferty Amias
- Hamish Wilfred Alasdair
- Henry Poseidon Arthur
- Herbert Alexander
- Ignatius Theodore Wulfric
- James Meriadoc Jonty
- Jasper William Atticus
- Killian
Origin:
IrishMeaning:
"war strife or church"Description:
Killian – aka Cillian – is a spirited yet resonant Gaelic name that was borne by several Irish saints and could make a distinctive replacement for the dated Kelly. Kylian is another spelling that's gaining traction, thanks to French soccer star Kylian Mbappé. Possible downsides: an unsavory first syllable and a connection to the trendy brew.
- Lennon Matthias
- Lysander Sherlock
- Magnus Barnaby Draco
- Oliver Cedric Balthazar
- Rudyard
Origin:
EnglishMeaning:
"red enclosure"Description:
Often thought of as a one-peson name because of Jungle Book writer Kipling, this was actually his middle name. He was middle-named for Rudyard Lake in Staffordshire, the beauty of which inspired his parents to reference it in their first child's name. Trivia tidbit: Actress Kim Raver gave her son Leo the middle name of Kipling.
- Sebastian Hector
- Uriah Bertram