1900+ Four Letter Boy Names

As a Persian and Arabic name, Adel derives from adala meaning "to act justly", linking it to honesty and fairness — aspirational qualities for anyone to possess. From its Germanic origins, Adel comes from the element adal, meaning noble, making it a variation of Adele, Adelaide, Adelbert, and similar.

A short and bright Arabic name with that zippy Z initial.

Stick with Fox, please.

Cute as a nickname, slight as a first.

Real has been around much longer than you might think — it first appeared on the charts for boys in 1918.

Noha is a multicultural, gender-neutral choice, with a bright but gentle feel. As a Hebrew and Assyrian name, it is associated with light and illumination, whereas as an Arabic name, it is used as a predominantly feminine choice, denoting wisdom. There is the possibility that in the States, some parents might be using it as an alternative to the hugely popular Noah too.

Fanciful name created by L. Frank Baum for a character in his book Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz.

Properly spelt Bình in Vietnamese, this is a very popular name for both sexes. The pronunciation is usually Anglicized as "BIN", but the middle vowel is more like the U in "burn".

Variant of the Breton name Rioc or Riok.