Unique Baby Boys Names, Baby Boy Name Meanings And Origins.

Unique Baby Boys Names, Name Meanings And Origins For Letters N, O, P, Q And R.

Unique Baby Boys Names

Name - Origin - Meaning

Nash - Old English - Cliff.

Nathan - Hebrew - Gift of god.

Nathaniel - Hebrew - Gift of God. An eminent name, borne by one of America's greatest writers, Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864), author of The Scarlet Letter. Nat and Nate are nicknames.

Neal - Gaelic - Champion.

Nehemiah - Hebrew - God is comfort. Popular in the Puritan "era, perhaps because it is the name of one of the books of the Bible.

Neil - Celtic / Gaelic - Champion.

Nelson - Originally a surname, meaning "son of Neil." The exploits of English Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758—1805) made this a popular name in England, as well as in the United States.

Nestor - Greek - Traveler, wisdom.

Nicholas - Greek - Victory of the people. The name of the patron saint of Russia, after whom Czar Nicholas I was named. Colin is the English form; Nick is a pet name. Nick - Greek - Victorious people.

Nicolas - French - Victorious people.

Noah - Hebrew - Rest. Associated by most people with him of the Ark and Flood.

Nolan - Gaelic -Noble.

Octavio - Latin - The eighth.

Oliver - Old Norse - Olive tree.

Omar - Arabic - First son.

Orlando - Latin - Bright sun.

Oscar - Old Norse - Divine spear.

Otis - Old German - Acute.

Owen - Welsh - Well born.

Paris - Greek - City name.

Parker - Old English - Cultivated land.

Patrick - Latin - Of noble descent. Undoubtedly the most famous bearer of the name is the patron saint of Ireland.

Paul - Latin - Little one.

Paxton - Old English - Trader.

Payton - Old English - Warrior's estate.

Percival - French - Pierce the valley. While Percy is more properly a nickname, it has frequently been bestowed as a first name, even among the aristocracy.

Perry - Middle English - Pear tree.

Pete - Greek - Rock.

Peter - Greek - Rock. Since the time of the Apostles, when Simon was renamed Peter, this has been a consistently popular name throughout the world. Among its national variants are Petrus (Latin), Piers (English), Pierre (French), Pietro (Italian), and Pedro (Spanish and Portuguese).

Philip - Greek - Lover of horses. A noble name, borne by one of the Apostles and the father of Alexander the Great, among others. Phil is a nickname.

Phoenix - Greek - Mystical bird.

Pierce - Old English - Rock.

Preston - Old English - Dweller at the church, priest's settlement.

Prince - Latin - Royal son.

Quentin - Latin - Fifth-born child.

Quincy - French - Estate belonging to Quintus.

Quinn - Gaelic - Fifth born.

Ralph - Anglo-Saxon - Wolf-counsel. Raoul (French) and Randolph (English) are variant forms.

Ramiro - Basque - Great judge.

Ramsey - Old English - Originally a place-name meaning "wooded island."

Randall - English - From the name Ralph.

Randolph - Anglo-Saxon - Wolf.

Raphael - Hebrew - Healed by god.

Raven - Old English - Raven.

Raymond - Old German - Worthy protector.

Reece - Welsh - Enthusiastic.

Reese - Welsh -Ardent one.

Regan - Gaelic - Little king.

Reginald - Old English - Powerful.

Remington - Old English - From the raven's home.

Reuben - Hebrew - Behold.

Rex - Latin - King.

Rhett - Welsh - A stream.

Richard - Old High German - Strong ruler. A name with English royal antecedents, among them the daring Richard the Lion Hearted. Rich and Rick are two common pet forms of the name.

Rick - English - Powerful, rich.

Riley - Gaelic - Valiant.

Robert - Anglo-Saxon - Bright fame. A consistently popular name that is much beloved in many of its national variants, including Robin and Rupert (English), Robbie (Scotch), and Roberto (Italian and Spanish). Robbie is also a nickname, as are Rob, Robby, Bob, and Bobby.

Roderick - Old German - Famous one.

Rodney - Old English - Famous one's island.

Roger - Old German - Famous spearman, quiet.

Roland -Old High German - Famous land. The name of the greatest of Charlemagne's warriors, celebrated in Ariosto's Orlando Furioso and the medieval Song of Roland.

Ronald - Old Norse - Mighty.

Roosevelt - Dutch - Field of roses.

Ross - Meaning unknown - Originally a surname in Scotland that has become a first name.

Rudolph From the Old High German, meaning "famous wolf"

Rowan - Old English - Red-haired. Royce - English - Son of the king.

Rudolph - Old German - Wolf.

Rudy - German - From the name Rudolph.

Rupert - German - Form of Robert. This name was imported into England with Rupert, Prince of Palatine, nephew of Charles I, and became a royalist favorite during the English Civil War.

Russell - French - Red head.

Ryan - Gaelic - Little king.

Rylan - Old English - Dweller in the rye field.

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