650+ Boy Names That End in -en

McLaren is an Anglicization of the surname MacLabhrainn, meaning "son of Labhrann." Labhrann is the Gaelic form of Laurentius, from which Lawrence also derived.

Much less successful than other variations.

One of several variations of Cason - a modern invention based on Jason and Mason, or an Old English surname, derived from Cawston, Caysen is less popular than its siblings Kayson, Kaison, Cayson, and Kason. It is however still given to around 160 boys in the US each year.

A new nature name possibility, very similar to Brecken and co.

Much less popular than more traditional spellings.

One way to refer to an ancestral Roy, if not the most mellifluous.

Belden is a little-used surname-name that might work in this age of Belles.