The rarest baby boy name is Rome, but other rare baby boy names include Chester, Henley, and Maynard. Finding a rare baby boy name means discovering a unique fit for your little one. Throughout their life, they'll have a special spot in the world and likely won't meet too many others with their moniker.
Along with Ace and Axel, other badass boy names in the US Top 1000 include Blaze, Dash, Fox, Harley, Jagger, Justice, Ryker, and Wilder. Many badass names are also impressive occupations, among them Hunter, Pilot, Ranger, and Sargent.
Among the most popular trending baby boy names in the US Top 100 are Arlo, Bodhi, Leonardo, Lincoln, Kai, Mateo, Maverick, and Theodore. Boy names with high style but that aren't used as widely include Copeland, Jericho, Montgomery, and Ridge.
Along with Audrey and Matilda, other girl names that mean brave, strong, or powerful in the US Top 500 include Gabriella, Valentina, and Valerie. Boy names that mean brave and boy names that mean power include Andrew, Everett, Ezekiel, Harvey, and Zane.
English: of Norman origin a nickname for a wild or uncouth person from Middle English and Old French salvage sauvage 'wild untamed' (from Late Latin salvaticus literally 'man of the woods' a derivative of Latin silva 'wood' influenced by Latin salvus 'whole' i.e. natural).
The current Top 5 boy names in the US all feature soft, warm sounds and plenty of vowels: Liam, Noah, Oliver, Elijah and James. Popular categories of soft boy names include gentle Biblical names like Asher, Gabriel, Josiah and Silas.
Despite being in the girl's charts, Blessing can also be used for boys but doesn't seem as popular as things stand. The beauty of word names means any title can be given to your child regardless if they are a girl or a boy.
While certain states have stricter naming laws, a few states, such as Kentucky, have none in place. Regardless of these relatively lenient naming regulations, there are still a handful of names that were ruled illegal by courts within the US. Some of these are listed below: King.
Ryan is the most popular R name for boys. Its heyday was towards the end of the millennium —making it more popular among dads than babies — but Ryan maintains its relevance. Along with Riley, other girl names beginning with R in the US Top 200 include Ruby, Reagan, Rose, Raelynn, and Reese.
