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Odd Baby Boy Names

Displayed on this page are odd names 521 to 540. Among the uncommon and odd names are the English Kingsbury, Kingsley, Kirwin, Knox, the English, German, and Scandinavian Knut, the English Korudon, the Scottish Lachlan, the English Ladd, Laird, Lamark, Lancaster, Lancelot, Lander, Langdon, Langley, Langston, Laramy, Larenz, Larnell, and the Irish Lasairiona.

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Kingsbury the king's fort ... origin is Old English, and its use, English ... an uncommon baby boy name ...

Kingsley one from the king's ... used predominantly in the English ... an unusual baby name for boys ...

Kirwin small and jet-black; ... has its origins in the Irish Gaelic ... variant form of Kerwin ...

Knox one from the hills ... largely used in English and its origin is ... not popular as a baby boy name ...

Knut knot; race, kind ... has its origins in the Old Norse language ... used largely in English, German, and ...

Korudon helmeted one, crested ... language of origin is Greek and it is used ... not regularly used as a baby name for ...

Lachlan land of lakes ... used predominantly in the Scottish ... unusual as a baby name for boys ...

Ladd an attendant ... an English name of Middle English origin ... uncommon as a baby boy name ...

Laird landlord; lord ... mainly used in the English language and ... name is from a Scottish and Irish form of a ...

Lamark war-like, dedicated ... used mostly in the English language and ... form of Mark ... rare as a baby boy name ...

Lancaster fort on the Lune river ... language of origin is Old English and it is ... not widely used as a baby name for ...

Lancelot the servant ... language of origin is Old French and it is ... name could be from the Old French l'ancel ...

Lander laundryman ... of Old French origin and it is used ... unusual as a baby name for boys ...

Langdon long hill, ridge ... used predominantly in English and its ... first name is derived from the surname, which ...

Langley from the long meadow ... language of origin is Old English and it is ... an uncommon baby name for boys ...

Langston from the tall man's ... largely used in the English language ... not frequently used as a baby boy ...

Laramy ... origin, as well as its use, is in the English ... first name is derived from the town name of ...

Larenz ... an English name of English-American ... uncommon as a baby name for boys ...

Larnell ... largely used in the English language ... a modern American coinage possibly from ...

Lasairiona fiery wine ... of Gaelic origin and it is used mainly in the ... a baby boy name of irregular use ...