Names Ending in D for Boys

Both a surname and a given name in Arabic, Fayad is a strong option which works well internationally.

Derived from the Germanic elements adal, meaning "noble," and mund, "protection."

The first bearer of this majestic name was a 12th century prince of Taranto and Antioch, whose father gave him the nickname of Bohemond (after a mythical giant called Buamundus gigas) due to his large size at birth. The name was thereafter used as a given name by his descendants.

It's not every day you see a name that begins with the letters "SJ"!

This Old Russian name is mentioned in several genealogical sources, but few modern name books. Pronounced either to rhyme with David, or as zah-VEED, it can be a highly unusual alternative.

Tatyana Ali used this as the middle name for her son Edward.

Intriguing meaning, but stuffy sound.

There are two lovely Portlands, in Maine and Oregon, but not many babies with their name.

Best known as the name of a Pilgrim aboard the Mayflower.