<a href="https://nameberry.com/baby-names/171/Latin-Names">Latin names</a> for boys have held a vast array of connotations over the millennia. Latin boys’ names have been very popular among the European aristocracy during some periods.
 
Some Latin names conjure images of Ancient Rome, while others feel more understated. The two most popular Latin boys’ names in the United States are Oliver and Lucas.
 
Along with Oliver and Lucas, other Latin boys’ names in the US Top 200 include Adrian, Dominic, Jude, Julian, Leo, Miles, Roman, and Sebastian. 
 
Baby boy names popular in Rome include Christian — the most common Latin boys’ name in Italy — Anthony, Santiago, and Leo.
 
Latin names for boys, such as Caius and Remus, were also given by masters to their slaves in the Antebellum South, making them particularly resonant among African-Americans.
 
Latin boys’ names are coming into fashion, on balance, in the U.S., so this list of Latin names for boys is well worth exploring. The top names below rank among the current US Top 1000 Baby Names and are ordered by popularity. Unique names rank below the Top 1000 and are listed alphabetically.

Latin Names for Boys

Acacius

Actaeon

Adolfo

Adolphus

Adrian

Agustin

Alban

Alben

Albus

Aloysius

Alphonsus

Alto

Amadeus

Ambrose

Amias

Amyas

Anthony

Aquilo

Argento

Aries

Atticus

August

Augustus

Aurelius

Balbo

Bastian

Bastien

Benedict

Benigno

Berin

Blaze

Bonaventure

Boniface

Branch

Brutus

Caesar

Caio

Caius

Caledon

Calix

Calloway

Calton

Calvin

Cándido

Carmine

Cary

Cash

Cassian

Cassiel

Cassius

Cato

Catullus

Cayo

Cecil

Celestino

Celio

Cesar

Chauncey

Chester

Christian

Cicero

Cipriano

Clarence

Claudio

Clement

Clementius

Colum

Columbo

Constantin

Constantine

Corbin

Corin

Cornelius

Crispin

Crispus

Cupid

Dacian

Dalmatius

Dalmazio

Dante

Decimus

Destin

Dexter

Dominic

Dominick

Domino

Donato

Durant

Elián

Elvio

Emil

Erastus

Esaias

Estes

Fabian

Fabiano

Fabius

Latin names for boys have held a vast array of connotations over the millennia. Latin boys’ names have been very popular among the European aristocracy during some periods.

Some Latin names conjure images of Ancient Rome, while others feel more understated. The two most popular Latin boys’ names in the United States are Oliver and Lucas.

Along with Oliver and Lucas, other Latin boys’ names in the US Top 200 include Adrian, Dominic, Jude, Julian, Leo, Miles, Roman, and Sebastian. 

Baby boy names popular in Rome include Christian — the most common Latin boys’ name in Italy — Anthony, Santiago, and Leo.

Latin names for boys, such as Caius and Remus, were also given by masters to their slaves in the Antebellum South, making them particularly resonant among African-Americans.

Latin boys’ names are coming into fashion, on balance, in the U.S., so this list of Latin names for boys is well worth exploring. The top names below rank among the current US Top 1000 Baby Names and are ordered by popularity. Unique names rank below the Top 1000 and are listed alphabetically.
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