Old Fashioned Baby Names That Starts With a

Check out our list of old fashioned boy names that are making a comeback!

Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Other Gender
Abraham	Father of nations	Hebrew
Albert	Noble, bright, famous	German
Ambrose	Immortal	Greek
Amos	To carry; borne by God	Hebrew
Angelo	Messenger of God	Italian
Arthur	Bear	Celtic
August	To increase	Latin
Augustus	Great, magnificient	Latin
Beau	Handsome	French
Benedict	Blessed	Latin
Benjamin	A favorite son	Hebrew
Bernard	Strong, brave bear	German
Bradley	Broad meadow	English
Bruce	"The man from the brushwood," ultimately from the Latin bruscia, brush wood.	Ancient

Bruno	Brown	German
Byron	At the byres or barn	English
Caleb	Whole heart	Hebrew
Cecil	Blind; sixth	Welsh
Charles	Free man	German
Charlie	Free man	English
Clarence	One who lives near the River Clare	Latin
Clark	Cleric	English
Clyde	"The keeper of the keys," from the Greek Meidion, a key.	Scottish
Colin	Cub	English
Conrad	Brave, bold ruler or counsel	German
Dennis	Follower of Dionysius	Greek
Desmond	From South Munster	Irish
DeWitt	Blond	English
Donovan	Darkened	Irish

Duane	Dark, swarthy	Scandinavian
Dudley	People's field	English
Edgar	Wealthy spear	English
Edward	Wealthy guard	English
Edwin	Wealthy friend	English
Elijah	My God is Yahweh	Hebrew
Elliot	My God is Yahweh	English
Elliott	My God is Yahweh	English
Emmett	Universal	English
Ernest	Serious; battle to the death	German
Esteban	A Spanish form of Stephen.	Spanish
Everett	Brave boar	English
Ezekiel	God will strengthen	Hebrew
Ezra	Help	Hebrew
Felix	Happy and lucky	Latin

Fergus	Supreme man; highest choice	Scottish
Floyd	Gray-haired	Welsh
Forrest	Woodsman; woods	French
Francis	Frenchman; free man	Latin
Frank	Frenchman	English
Frankie	Frenchman; free man	Latin
Franklin	Free landholder	English
Frederick	Peaceful ruler	German
Garrett	Spear rule	English
George	Farmer	Greek
Gilbert	Bright promise	French
Grady	Descendant of nobility	Irish
Gregory	Watchful	Greek
Hank	Home ruler	German
Harland	Army land	English

Harley	Hare meadow; the long field	English
Harold	Army ruler	Scandinavian
Harry	Home ruler	German
Henry	Home ruler	English
Hudson	Son of Hudd	English
Hugo	"An intellectual," from the Germanic hugu, the mind.	Latin
Ira	Full-grown; watchful	Hebrew
Isaac	He will laugh	Hebrew
Jack	God is gracious	English
Jacob	Supplanter	Hebrew
Jasper	Treasurer	English
Jeremiah	God will exalt	Hebrew
Johnny	God is gracious	Hebrew
Jonah	Dove	Hebrew
Josiah	God supports	Hebrew

Keith	Woodland, forest	Scottish
Kirk	Church	Scandinavian
Leo	Lion	Latin
Leon	Lion	Greek
Leonardo	Brave lion	Italian
Lorenzo	Laurel	Italian
Louis	Famous warrior	French
Lucas	From Lucania	Latin
Lyle	The island	French
Malcolm	Devotee of Saint Columba	Scottish
Marco	Warlike	Italian
Marshall	Caretaker of horses	English
Martin	Of Mars	Latin
Max	Greatest	English
Micah	Who is Like God?	Hebrew

Miles	Soldier	Latin
Milo	Soldier	German
Mitchell	A variant spelling of Mitchel.	English
Moses	Saviour	Hebrew
Newton	New town	English
Norman	Northerner	German
Odell	Woad hill	English
Oliver	Olive tree	English
Ollie	Olive tree	Latin
Oscar	Friend of deer	Gaelic
Otis	Wealth; son of Otto	German
Otto	Wealth	German
Peter	Stone	Greek
Phillip	Horse lover	Greek
Preston	Priest's town	English

Quentin	Fifth	Latin
Ralph	Wolf counsel	English
Randall	Wolf shield	German
Reginald	Ruler's advisor	Latin
Reuben	Behold, a son	Hebrew
Rex	King	Latin
Rhett	Advice	English
Ricardo	Brave ruler	Spanish
Roberto	Bright fame	Italian
Rodney	Roda's island; island near the clearing	German
Rolando	Renowned land	Spanish
Royce	"Roy's son," from Roy and ce, here regarded as "son."	German
Russell	Little red	English
Samuel	Name of God	Hebrew
Saul	Prayed for	Hebrew

Sheldon	Steep valley	English
Silas	Man of the forest	Latin
Simon	He has heard	Hebrew
Solomon	Peace	Hebrew
Sonny	Son	English
Spencer	Dispenser of provisions	English
Stanley	Stony meadow	English
Sullivan	Dark eyed	Irish
Theodore	God's gift	Greek
Theron	Hunter	Greek
Thomas	Twin	Greek
Timothy	Honoring God	Greek
Tobias	God is good	Hebrew
Trenton	Trent's town	English
Trevor	Large settlement	Welsh

Troy	Foot soldier	Irish
Vaughn	Little	Welsh
Vernon	Alder grove	French
Victor	Champion	Latin
Vincent	Conquer	Latin
Wallace	Welshman	French
Walter	Commander of the army	German
Warren	Game preserve	English
Watson	Son of Walter	English
Waylon	Land by the road	English
William	A willing protector	German
Winston	Joyful stone	English
Wyatt	Brave in battle	English
Zachariah	The Lord recalled	Hebrew

Old fashioned boy names are the trend to watch. With their soulful feel and spunky nicknames, these names have what it takes to become the next big thing. Some follow today's trends while others shun them entirely, but all have their own unique sense of vintage charm. It's no surprise to see darlings like Henry and Benjamin climbing the charts again, as old-fashioned picks have a familiar feel you can't help but love.

Old fashioned boy names aren't at all outdated. Check towards the top of the charts! Names like William, Lucas, and Elijah were all once viewed as old fashioned yet are some of the top names today! Many old fashioned baby boy names are rising in the shadows as well like the modern-sounding Harley, Waylon, and Quentin.

For something more unique, explore polished picks like Frederick and Phillip as well as playful choices like Sonny and Bruno. Like our the most modern monikers, old fashioned boy names don't all fit in the same styles. You'll find surname sweethearts like Spencer and Dudley and word names like August and Newton. Best of all, each name has its own personality and history to explore.

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Old Fashioned Baby Names That Starts With a

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