Male names most popular from last year - page 1035.

Finnish name that means "twin" or "double".

Japanese given name composed of "together" and "good fortune".

Modern Japanese name derived from 'Tomo' meaning friend and '-ka' denoting profession/title, interpreted as 'a friendly professional.'

Captivating Japanese name composed of "Tomi," meaning "to brighten or illuminate," and "ko," signifying "child." Together, they translate to "bright child" or "child of light.

Japanese male name composed of 'Tomo' meaning friend and 'Io' signifying life, interpreted as 'a friend for life.'

Croatian masculine given name composed of "toma" meaning "double" and "slav" meaning "glory", translating to "one who brings double glory". It is named after Saint Tomislav, a medieval king of Croatia, and has been used by notable figures such as football manager Tomislav Ivić and poet Tomislav Merčep. Though popular in Croatia, it remains relatively uncommon outside the Balkans.

Unisex Yoruba name meaning "hopeful encounter," associated with the spirit of change, Oya.

Thomas is a masculine given name of Aramaic origin meaning "twin".

Italian-origin name derived from the Roman family name Thomas, originally given to twins, with a meaning of 'twin' from Aramaic. It carries historic significance, associated with figures like Saint Thomas Aquinas, and appears in literary works such as Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale.

Thomas is a classic Aramaic given name meaning 'twin' in Hebrew.

Rare French name derived from "tome," meaning large book or volume, originally used as a diminutive of Thomas, which means "twin.

Male Finnish given name derived from "tommeli," meaning helmet, connoting strength and courage. Traditionally given at Christmas, it has gained global popularity, with famous bearers including wrestler Tommi Evilä and musician Tommi Liimatainen.

American variant of the classic English name Thomas, derived from the Aramaic word "tēōmā" meaning "twin".

American given name, a blend of Tommy (diminutive of Thomas) and Lee ('gracious' or 'protector'), gaining popularity recently among parents seeking unique names.

Japanese unisex name meaning "life-long friend," composed of the kanji characters 友 ("tom") for "friend" and 生 ("mo") for "life." It has been popular in Japan for centuries and symbolizes loyalty and support.

Male Japanese name meaning "fall friend.

Japanese male given name meaning "friendly and generous," composed of "Tomo" (friend) and "Hiromi" (generous).

Traditional Japanese masculine given name meaning "abundant tree.

Ancient Germanic name of English origin meaning 'protected by the people'.

Japanese name meaning "eighth companion," derived from the kanji characters "Tomo" (friend/companion) and "Ya" (eight).

Tomoyuki, a historic Japanese masculine given name, combines 'tomo' meaning 'friend' and 'yuki' meaning 'snow,' symbolizing abundance in friendships.

Greek-origin boys' name meaning "twin", popular in ancient Greece as an affectionate nickname for Thomas, and associated with historical figures like Saint Thomas Becket. It's now commonly used in France and Belgium but remains uncommon elsewhere.

Unique Vietnamese name with no specific meaning, often used as a shortened form of other names. It has gained popularity worldwide due to its simplicity and uniqueness, regardless of gender.

Norwegian origin and means "sound" or "tone.

Rare Hawaiian-derived given name, likely formed from combining "tone" and "ee", though its exact meaning remains unclear.

Unique Chinese name meaning 'east' or 'orientation', symbolizing new beginnings and enlightenment.

Italian-derived name, originally a diminutive of Antonella or Antonio, meaning 'priceless' or 'inestimable'. Popularized in the U.S. mid-20th century, it's now unisex worldwide.

Unique French name derived from 'tonique', meaning 'tonic', suggesting vitality; it's a rare feminine variation of Antoine, with historical ties to religious figures like Saint Anthony.

Italian masculine given name derived from the Latin Antonius, meaning 'priceless' or 'inestimable', popularized by historical figures like Cicero and Mark Antony, now widely used across cultures.

Unique Slavic name meaning "tone" or "sound", associated with creativity, communication, harmony, and strong women.

Unique name of Dakota Sioux origin, meaning 'to walk alone', reflecting nature, independence, courage, and determination.

Rare, Italian-origin diminutive of Antonio, meaning "priceless" or "highly praiseworthy.

Distinctive Greek name meaning "priceless" or "highly valued".

The name Tood is an uncommon, newly created given name of unknown origin and meaning, possibly inspired by other similar-sounding names beginning with the letter "T".

Distinctive Greek name meaning 'fire' or 'to shine', inspired by the gemstone of the same name which has been revered since ancient times.

Hebrew origin unisex name meaning 'teaching' or 'instruction', associated with Judaism's sacred texts but increasingly popular worldwide, reflecting its strong, meaningful sound and association with education and wisdom.

Distinctive Basque given name derived from 'torraineko', meaning 'from the north'.

Rare French origin boy's name derived from Old French "torce," meaning "twisted" or "winding," possibly associated with the Old Norse personal name Þórðr ("Thor's gift") or the French region Touraine known for its winding rivers.

Rare Latin male given name derived from "torus," meaning "crown" or "wreath." It signifies "like a crown" or "resembling a wreath," with roots in ancient Roman culture associated with victory and triumph.

Rare Japanese male given name meaning "blue-green tiger," composed of the kanji characters for tiger and blue/green, first used during the Meiji period.