100+ Most Popular American Names for Boys

Emma Wells March 28, 2024 36 0

In a diverse and dynamic country like the United States, the naming trends for newborn boys reflect a rich tapestry of cultural influences and historical significance. From timeless classics to modern innovations, the landscape of American boy names is as vast and varied as the nation itself. In this exploration of the most popular American names for boys, we delve into the origins, meanings, and enduring appeal of these beloved monikers that grace birth certificates from coast to coast. Whether you’re seeking inspiration for your own bundle of joy or simply fascinated by the evolving trends in nomenclature, join us on this journey through the fascinating world of American baby names for boys.

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100+ Most Popular American Names for Boys

No.	Name	Meaning
1	Jackson	“Son of Jack”
2	Liam	“Strong-willed warrior”
3	Noah	“Rest, comfort”
4	Aiden	“Fiery one”
5	Ethan	“Strong, firm”
6	Mason	“Worker in stone”
7	Lucas	“Bringer of light”
8	Oliver	“Olive tree”
9	Elijah	“Yahweh is God”
10	Logan	“Little hollow”
11	Carter	“Cart driver”
12	James	“Supplanter”
13	Benjamin	“Son of the right hand”
14	William	“Resolute protector”
15	Michael	“Who is like God?”
16	Alexander	“Defender of the people”
17	Henry	“Ruler of the household”
18	Daniel	“God is my judge”
19	Matthew	“Gift of God”
20	Sebastian	“From Sebastia”
21	David	“Beloved”
22	Joseph	“He will add”
23	Gabriel	“God is my strength”
24	Samuel	“God has heard”
25	Andrew	“Manly, brave”
26	Wyatt	“Brave in battle”
27	John	“God is gracious”
28	Nathan	“He gave”
29	Isaac	“He will laugh”
30	Ryan	“Little king”
31	Dylan	“Son of the sea”
32	Luke	“Light-giving”
33	Jack	“God is gracious”
34	Anthony	“Priceless one”
35	Grayson	“Son of the steward”
36	Leo	“Lion”
37	Lincoln	“Lake colony”
38	Julian	“Youthful”
39	Adam	“Man”
40	Christopher	“Bearer of Christ”
41	Connor	“Lover of hounds”
42	Jonathan	“God has given”
43	Tyler	“Tile maker”
44	Eli	“Ascent”
45	Brandon	“Broom hill”
46	Thomas	“Twin”
47	Hunter	“One who hunts”
48	Nicholas	“Victory of the people”
49	Evan	“The Lord is gracious”
50	Aaron	“Exalted, strong”
51	Isaiah	“Yahweh is salvation”
52	Adrian	“From Hadria”
53	Levi	“Joined, attached”
54	Charles	“Free man”
55	Dominic	“Belonging to the Lord”
56	Jordan	“To flow down”
57	Colton	“From the coal or dark town”
58	Cameron	“Crooked nose”
59	Blake	“Fair-haired, dark”
60	Nathaniel	“Gift of God”
61	Jaxon	“Son of Jack”
62	Xavier	“New house”
63	Cooper	“Barrel maker”
64	Tristan	“Sorrowful”
65	Chase	“Hunter”
66	Austin	“Great”
67	Brody	“Ditch”
68	Roman	“Of Rome”
69	Easton	“East town”
70	Sawyer	“Woodcutter”
71	Kingston	“King’s town”
72	Kai	“Sea”
73	Ryder	“Knight, mounted warrior”
74	Bennett	“Blessed”
75	Axel	“Father of peace”
76	Elliot	“The Lord is my God”
77	Beckett	“Bee cottage”
78	Declan	“Full of goodness”
79	Maxwell	“Great spring”
80	Theo	“Gift of God”
81	Felix	“Happy, fortunate”
82	Harrison	“Son of Harry”
83	Camden	“From the winding valley”
84	Jasper	“Bringer of treasure”
85	Silas	“Man of the forest”
86	Zane	“God is gracious”
87	Asher	“Happy, blessed”
88	Everett	“Brave boar”
89	Miles	“Soldier”
90	Wesley	“Western meadow”
91	Parker	“Park keeper”
92	Brady	“Broad island”
93	Grant	“Great”
94	Damian	“To tame, subdue”
95	Spencer	“Dispenser of provisions”
96	Tucker	“Fabric pleater”
97	Jonah	“Dove”
98	Micah	“Who is like God?”
99	Holden	“Deep valley”
100	Preston	“Priest’s town”
101	Atticus	“From Attica”
102	Graham	“Gravelly homestead”
103	Finn	“Fair”
104	Phoenix	“Dark red”
105	Hudson	“Son of Hudde”
106	Caleb	“Faithful, devotion to God”
107	Barrett	“Strong as a bear”
108	Owen	“Young warrior”
109	Jude	“Praise”
110	Landon	“Long hill”

In conclusion,

As we conclude our exploration of the most popular American names for boys, one thing becomes abundantly clear: the power of a name extends far beyond mere words on paper. Each name carries with it a story, a legacy, and a connection to the rich tapestry of American culture. From traditional favorites like James and William to modern darlings like Liam and Noah, the names we choose for our sons reflect our hopes, dreams, and aspirations for their future. As we celebrate the diversity and creativity of American baby names, let us also remember the timeless tradition of passing down family legacies and honoring beloved ancestors. Whether you’re drawn to the classics or inspired by contemporary trends, the journey of naming a child is a deeply personal and meaningful one. So, as you embark on this adventure, may you find the perfect name that resonates with your heart and soul, and may it become a cherished part of your family’s story for generations to come.

Emma Wells

Hello! I’m Emma Wells, born in 1989, and currently immersed in the field of psychological counseling for children. Beyond my role as a counselor, I’ve also delved into the realm of content creation, specializing in crafting meaningful names for little ones. I firmly believe that each name is a profound gift, a companion that accompanies a child from the moment they step into this world through every milestone in their life’s journey.

My passion for psychological counseling stems from a deep understanding of the crucial formative years and the impact they have on an individual’s well-being. As a creative name curator, I find joy in weaving stories and emotions into each name, aiming to provide parents with not just a label but a source of inspiration and positivity for their child’s entire life.

With a commitment to fostering emotional well-being and creating a sense of identity from the very start, I embark on this journey as both a counselor and a creative force, dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of children and their families.