Boys
Axel
A cognate of the biblical Absalom, which is derived from the Hebrew ‘abshÄlÅm’ (the father is peace).
Bing
A German baby name meaning ‘From the kettle shaped hollow.’
Caiden
From the more traditional name Caden, which is derived from a Gaelic surname, Mac Cadáin, meaning son of Cadáin.
Dorian
A possible origin of the name is from the Greek name “Dorios”, meaning’child of the sea’ .
Everton
An English baby name meaning ‘Boar town. Hardy; brave.’
Finn
An Irish baby name meaning ‘Fair.’
Finley
An anglicised form of Fionnlagh and Fionnla, Finley is of the Gaelic elements fionn (white, fair) and laogh (warrior, calf), which translates to “fair-haired warrior.”
Gannon
A reduced anglicised form of Gaelic Mag Fhionnáin, or from the personal name Fionnán, which is a diminutive of fionn, meaning ‘white’, ‘fair’.
Gray
From Old English, græg, meaning ‘gray’. In Scotland and Ireland, it is derived from riabhach ‘brindled’, ‘gray’.
Hunter
In the Middle Ages, the name was an English and Scottish last name for hunters and bird catchers.
Jax
An English baby name meaning ‘God has been gracious; has shown favor.’
Jett
In American, it means ‘free.’ From the English word jet, meaning either a airplane powered by a jet engine or a black glossy, semi-precious stone.
Knox
An English/Scottish surname, meaning ‘from the small hill.’