King Names for Boys

Displayed on this page are King names 21 to 40. Among these names, Charles (English and French) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #62 and a usage of 0.3358%, and it was followed by Brian (English and Irish), Arthur (English and German), Bruce (English and Scottish), Alfonso (Italian and Spanish), Cedric (English), Asa (English and Hebrew), Alfred (Dutch, English, French, German, Polish, and Scandinavian), and Clarence (English and German) in descending order. Unusual King names include the Scandinavian and English Alf, the English Ambrose, the English, Irish, and Scottish Angus, the English and Scottish Archibald, the English Auberon, Azariah, the English and German Baldwin, the English Bartholomew, Beowulf, the English and German Casimir, and the Scottish Cináed.

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Alf ... elf, supernatural being; ... Norse mythology, King Alf was the son of Sigar, ...

Alfonso 519 ... noble and ready ...

Alfred 742 ... inspired advice; old ... the Great (849-899), King of Wesse; he was widely ...

Ambrose ... immortal, divine ... basis for the legendary King Arthur himself ...

Angus ... one choice ... an 8th-century Pictish king known as Onnust or ...

Archibald ... truly brave ... of Scotland became the king of England and brought ...

Arthur 374 ... stone, bear ... basis for the legendary King Arthur, who is believed ...

Asa 618 ... doctor, healer ... by an outstanding early king of Judah who reigned ...

Auberon ... noble bear; elf ruler, ... as the name of the king of the fairies ...

Azariah ... Yahweh has helped ... Abednego, as well as a king of Judah known as ...

Baldwin ... bold friend, brave friend ... who was crowned king of Jersusalem in 1100 ...

Bartholomew ... son of Talmai, son of the one who abounds in furrows ... the 12th century, King Henry I's courtier Rahere ...

Beowulf ... bear ... and its mother for King Hrothgar, and he ...

Brian 81 ... strength, power, force ... the famous Irish High King who unified the leaders ...

Bruce 438 ... Bruce (1274-1329), the King of the Scots who ...

Casimir ... declaration of peace, ... (1458-1484), son of King Casimir IV and patron ...

Cedric 590 ... pattern of generosity; ... by the 6th century King Cerdic of Wessex, the ...

Charles 62 ... man, free man ... bearer was the Frankish king and Holy Roman Emperor, ...

Cináed ... born of fire; fair and fiery ... Kenneth MacAlpin, first king of the Picts and the ...

Clarence 845 ... plain ... in the 14th century by King Edward III for his son ...