Two Syllable Boy Names

An alternative spelling of Austin that is occasionally given to boys in the US.

The main diplomat character of Ursula K. Le Guin's 1969 novel The Left Hand of Darkness has an unexpectedly modern-sounding name. Le Guin pronounced it with a hard G, but she thought "the reader has the right to pronounce a made-up name or word just the way she or he wants to."

More commonly seen in the form Dhruv, Dhruva is another intriguing Indian boy's name referring the pole star in astrology.

The plural, ivrim, is the Hebrew word for the Hebrew people.