2400+ Boy Names That End with E
- Page
Origin:
FrenchMeaning:
"page, attendant"Description:
Strictly for the girls.
- Malte
Origin:
German, Scandinavian diminutive of HelmoldMeaning:
"helmet rule"Description:
Malte began as a short form of the now-obsolete Ancient Germanic name Helmold. Helmold has gone extinct, but Malte has survived and is now enjoying a popularity resurgence in Germany and Sweden.
- Lasse
Description:
Lasse is a Top 100 name in Germany and is well used throughout Scandinavia and The Netherlands, but English speakers will have problems with the pronunciation, which is LAH-say. Neither lass nor Lassie would be acceptable manglings.
- Awesome
Origin:
English word nameMeaning:
"extremely impressive"Description:
Awesome debuted for boys in 2010 and has been used for several children almost every year since.
- Future
Origin:
English word nameMeaning:
"that is to be"Description:
A forward-looking word name.
- Hodge
Origin:
Variation of Roger, GermanMeaning:
"famous warrior"Description:
Hodge is a medieval English nickname for Roger, which was brought to England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. Roger isn't ready for a comeback yet, but we'd love to see the resurgence of Hodge, which never was a common choice in the US.
- Nollie
Origin:
Latin and Scandinavian variation of OliverDescription:
Unconventional nickname option that's best kept as a nickname.
- Melle
- Cayde
Origin:
Variation of CadeMeaning:
"round, barrel"Description:
With Cade and Kade creeping back up the charts and Cayden, Kaden, and co. remaining popular, this alternative spelling of the the old English surname is given to around 165 boys each year. Used for a supporting character in the video game series, Bungie's Destiny, there is a small chance it may be pronounced KAY-dee (like Kayce might be KAY-cee).
- Lachie
Origin:
ScottishMeaning:
"land of the lochs"Description:
Sweet and jaunty Scottish short form of Lachlan.
- Moore
Origin:
English place-nameMeaning:
"the moors"Description:
Moore is recommended as a rich and satisfying middle name choice, whether it relates to your own family history or not. Of the numerous outstanding Moore-surnamed namesakes, count sculptor Henry, writers Clement, Marianne and Brian, entertainers Demi, Dudley, Garry, Roger, Julianne, Melba and Mary Tyler, and provocateur Michael.
- Knowledge
Origin:
English word nameMeaning:
"information, understanding, and awareness gained through experience or education"Description:
Knowledge is a word name that's on an upward trend for boys, in 2021 hovering just below the Top 1000 in the US. And if Maverick, Legend, and Justice can be popular baby names, why not Knowledge? It's an important quality for any child to possess, via their name as well as their brain.
- Revere
Origin:
American word name and surnameDescription:
Revere is a word name (meaning to admire or esteem) whose meaning alone has enough to recommend it. In the USA, however, Revere attracts further connotation as the surname of Paul Revere, one of the celebrated patriots of the American Revolution.
- Hidde
Origin:
Frisian from GermanMeaning:
"battle"Description:
Although it's now used mainly as an independent name in the Netherlands, Hidde began as a short form of heavy Germanic names Hildebrand and Hildebert.
- Perine
- Somhairle
- Khrome
Origin:
Variation of Chrome, English word nameMeaning:
"compounds of cromium"Description:
The latest metal name to make it as a baby name, although interestingly, Chrome is nowhere to be seen on the charts.
- Paine
Origin:
LatinMeaning:
"villager, country-dweller"Description:
While patriot Thomas Paine is a worthy honoree, the mere association with the word 'pain' knocks this name out of bounds.
- Arye
Origin:
HebrewMeaning:
"lion"Description:
This biblical name, pronounced ahr yeh, is a not uncommon boys' name in Israel. It can also be spelled Aryeh , the most popular form by far, or Arieh. The feminine equivalent is Levi'a. Possible down side: Its similarity to the hot girl name Arya or Aria.
- Terre
Origin:
French word nameMeaning:
"earth"Description:
An intriguing but challenging choice, because of possible confusion with all the Terry-type names.