5000+ Three-Syllable Boy Names

Andrellton isn't the name of a real place, but has the theoretical meaning "Andrell's town". Andrell is a variation of Andrew used for both sexes from the late 1960s onward — primarily among African Americans and Latin Americans.

Like currently-stylish Finnian, but as a native Welsh speaker would spell it.

This Hungarian form of Adrian is traditionally spelled with an accent, Adorján.

Many Russian names are derived from Greek names. Ermolai, also spelled Yermolai, is a Russian translation of the Greek Hermolaos.

Frank is cool again. Frankie is cute. But frankly, Frankito is a couple of diminutives too many.

If -son names are your style, here's a rare one you may not have come across before! Armison is derived from the Germanic name Ermin or Armin (possibly related to Herman), meaning "whole" or "universal" – the same route that gave us the Emma names.