Jackson
“the son of Jack or John”
>99% boys
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64 names
English · Saints English · Surname-style Carter
“a transporter of merchandise” · “one who transports goods; one who drives a cart”
93% boys · 7% girls
Gaelic · Celtic Logan
“from the hollow” · “from the little hollow”
91% boys · 9% girls
English · Nature Wesley
“from the western meadow”
98% boys · 2% girls
English · Place names Madison
“daughter'of a mighty warrior” · “son of a mighty warrior”
1% boys · 99% girls
Scottish · Celtic Cameron
“crooked nose”
90% boys · 10% girls
English · Surname-style Lincoln
“lake” · “from the village near the lake”
98% boys · 2% girls
English · Surname-style Walker
“walker of the forests” · “one who trods the cloth”
97% boys · 3% girls
Gaelic · Royal Ryan
“the little ruler; little king”
90% boys · 10% girls
English · Shared Sawyer
“a woodcutter” · “one who works with wood”
73% boys · 27% girls
English · Surname-style Hunter
“a great huntress and provider” · “a great huntsman and provider”
93% boys · 7% girls
English · Biblical Addison
“daughter of Adam” · “the son of Adam”
2% boys · 98% girls
Gaelic · Surname-style Kennedy
“a helmeted chief”
3% boys · 97% girls
English · Celtic Graham
“from the gravelled area; from the gray home”
>99% boys
English · Nature Hadley
“from the field of heather” · “from the heather meadow”
1% boys · 99% girls
English · Place names Ashley
“ash” · “wood”
1% boys · 99% girls
English · Timeless Tyler
“tiler of roofs” · “a tiler of roofs”
95% boys · 5% girls
Scottish · Celtic Blair
“from the field of battle”
6% boys · 94% girls
English · Place names Bailey
Bailey is used as a given name and a surname. One English interpretation is “from the courtyard within castle walls; a public official.”
6% boys · 94% girls
English · Celtic Grant
“large” · “a tall man; a great man”
>99% boys
English · Surname-style Palmer
“a pilgrim bearing a palm branch”
19% boys · 81% girls
Gaelic · Modern Mackenzie
Mackenzie is used as a given name and a surname. Interpretations include “daughter of a wise leader; a fiery woman; one who is fair” and “the son of a wise leader; a fiery man; one who is fair”. These may reflect different naming traditions.
3% boys · 97% girls
English · Surname-style Taylor
“cutter of cloth; one who alters garments” · “one who alters garments”
21% boys · 79% girls
English · Literary Spencer
“dispenser” · “an administrator; dispenser of provisions”
81% boys · 19% girls
Nature Brooke
“from the running stream”
>99% girls
English · Timeless Marshall
“shoeing smith” · “a caretaker of horses”
>99% boys
Surname-style Paige
“a young assistant” · “a man from the country”
>99% girls
English · Vintage revival Franklin
“a free man; a landholder”
99% boys · 1% girls
English · Surname-style Winston
“of the joy stone; from the friendly town”
99% boys · 1% girls
Welsh · Celtic Rhys
“ardour” · “having great enthusiasm for life”
95% boys · 5% girls
English · Surname-style Tanner
“one who tans hides” · “one who makes leather”
95% boys · 5% girls
English · Literary Alison
“the son of a noble”
>99% girls
Scottish · Nature Ainsley
“one's own meadow”
1% boys · 99% girls
Gaelic · Literary Leslie
“garden of hollies” · “from the holly garden; of the gray fortress”
7% boys · 93% girls
Nature McKinley
“the son of the white warrior” · “from the royal meadow”
9% boys · 91% girls
Irish · Nature Kelly
“a lively and bright-headed woman”
21% boys · 79% girls
Greek · Vintage revival Otis
“a wealthy man” · “one who is acute”
>99% boys
Scottish · Nature Douglas
“from the black river”
>99% boys
Scottish · Nature Keith
“man from the forest”
>99% boys
English · Surname-style Nelson
“the son of Neil; the son of a champion”
99% boys · 1% girls
English · Surname-style Jefferson
“son of JEFFREY” · “the son of Jeffrey”
>99% boys
English · Royal Kingsley
“from the king's meadow”
69% boys · 31% girls
English · Nature Stanley
“from the stony meadow”
>99% boys
Gaelic · Celtic Dillon
“resembling a lion; a faithful man”
89% boys · 11% girls
French · Royal Leroy
“the king”
>99% boys
English · Surname-style Curtis
“one who is courteous; polite”
>99% boys
English · Old-fashioned Clifford
“from the ford near the cliff”
>99% boys
English · Old-fashioned Shirley
“from the bright clearing”
>99% girls
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