Title Names for Boys

There are 52 Title names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Title names 1 to 20. Carter was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #80 and a usage of 0.2765%. The name is primarily used in English, and it was followed in popularity by the English Cooper, the English and Irish Brody, the Arabic Amir, the English and German Dean, the English Chandler, the English, German, and Romanian Titus, the English Byron, the English, German, Polish, and Scandinavian August, the English Clark, the English and Greek Adonis, the English Clay, Dexter, and the English and German name, Clarence. The unusual Title names are Tiziano (Italian), Arindam (Bengali and Indian), Caesar (English), Casimir (English and German), Cordell (English), and Dudley (English).

Title names are very popular baby names for boys. The names have been increasing in popularity since the 1960s. At the height of their usage in 2000, 3.961% of baby boys were given Title names. There were 38 Title names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. In 2007, 35 Title names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 3.834%. Within all Title names, the English Tyler was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #21 and a usage of 0.6378%.

WORD/MEANING MATCH:

Titus 500 ... honored ... which has the meaning 'title of honor' ...

Tiziano ... honored ... 'titulus' meaning title of honor ...

DESCRIPTION MATCH:

Adonis 763 ... lord, ruler ... Bysshe Shelley for the title of his pastoral elegy ...

Amir 318 ... prince, ruler, emir, ... originally an Arabic title meaning 'commander', ...

Arindam ... he who has won all his enemies ... Indrajit received the title Arindam after ...

August 607 ... august, dignified, holy ... was adopted as a title by Roman emperors such as ...

Brody 105 ... ditch, muddy place ... by his prestigious title Deacon Brodie. ...

Byron 523 ... at the cow sheds ... who was conferred the title in reward for ...

Caesar ... he who was cut out of the womb, he with a head of hair, blue-grey color ...

Carter 80 ... cart driver, son of ... is itself from a job title for someone who builds ...

Casimir ... declaration of peace, ... received and kept the title of 'Great' ...

Chandler 430 ... candle maker, candle ... from the Old French job title 'chandelier' used by ...

Clarence 845 ... plain ... from the Latin title 'Clarensis' or 'of ...

Clark 628 ... cleric, clerk ... the surname and job title reserved for someone ...

Clay 773 ... clay; clay settlement ... it could be from a job title for someone who worked ...

Cooper 95 ... cooper, barrel maker, ... is itself from the job title for someone who makes ...

Cordell ... cord maker, cord seller ... is itself from a job title for someone making or ...

Dean 353 ... dean; valley ... the surname and job title for someone who worked ...

Dexter 824 ... dyer, one who dyes ... is derived from a job title ... job title was originally given to women dyers; it ...

Dudley ... Dudda's clearing ... an English aristocratic title ...