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Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Page 1 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 1 Aabhar 1 AbdAlstar 3 Abiel 1 Aabir 1 Abdelkader 1 Abir 2 Aaden 1 Abdi 1 Abizer 1 Aadharv 2 Abdifatah 1 Abongnwi 1 Aadhav 1 Abdikadir 12 Abraham 1 Aadhavan 1 Abdilaahi 1 Abrahim 1 Aadhi 1 Abdinaasir 7 Abram 1 Aadi 2 Abdirahman 1 Abrar 1 Aadiev 1 Abdiwali 1 Abriel 4 Aadvik 1 Abdorrahman 1 Abshir 1 Aagm 2 Abdoul 1 Absidy 4 Aahil 1 Abdoulaye 2 Abu 1 Aalam 1 Abdoul-Aziz 1 Abubakar 1 Aaliyan 13 Abdul 1 Abubakarsadik 1 Aamir 1 Abdulah 1 Abubakr 1 Aanav 1 Abdul-Azeem 1 Abyan 1 Aanay 1 Abdulaziz 13 Ace 22 Aarav 1 Abdulhadi 1 Acen 1 Aare 1 Abdulhazeem 5 Achilles 1 Aari 13 Abdullah 1 Achiwara 1 Aarish 3 Abdullahi 1 Achouth 1 Aariv 1 Abdullahkhan 1 Achraf 4 Aariz 1 Abdulmajid 138 Adam 1 Aarmin 1 Abdul-Maleek 1 Adan 2 Aarnav 1 Abdulmalik 1 Addison 1 Aarohan 1 Abdul-Malik 1 Adedeji 44 Aaron 1 Abdulraheem 1 Adeel 1 Aarondeep 2 Abdulrahman 1 Adefolarin 1 Aaron-Grae 1 AbdulRahman 1 Adeireoluwa 1 Aarov 1 Abdulrhman 1 Adekoyejo 5 Aarush 1 Abdulsabur 1 Adekunle 1 Aarvin 2 Abdulsalam 1 Adelin 1 Aarya 1 Abdulselam 1 Adem 6 Aaryan 1 Abdul-Wahid 1 Ademide 1 Aashay 1 Abdulwakeel 1 Ademilade 1 Aashiv 1 Abdur 4 Aden 1 Aasim 2 Abdurahman 1 Adeone 1 Aavyan 1 Abdurahmon 3 Adham 1 Aayaan 1 Abdurrahman 1 Adhrit 6 Aayan 1 Abdusemed 1 Adian 3 Aayansh 4 Abe 1 Adiel 1 Aayob 1 Abedarzag 1 Adil 4 Aayush 1 Abeen 2 Adin 1 Aazan 13 Abel 1 Adit 1 Abanob 1 Aberaham 1 Adith 1 Abanoub 1 Abesari 6 Aditya 4 Abbas 2 Abhay 3 Adler 1 Abbaz 1 Abhayvir 1 Adnaan 1 Abd 1 Abhey 2 Adnan 1 Abdal-Kareem 1 Abhik 1 Adom 3 Abdallah 1 Abhimaan 1 Adonai 1 Abdalrahman 1 Abid 1 Adonay Page 2 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 5 Adonis 1 Aize 5 Alejandro 1 Adonis-RR 1 Aizen 1 Aleksandar 1 Adorján 2 Aj 2 Aleksander 1 Adri 1 AJ 1 Aleksandr 2 Adriaan 1 Ajaib 1 Aleksey 40 Adrian 1 Ajan 1 Aleksy 9 Adriel 1 Ajax 1 Alekxander 1 Adriel-Lois 2 Ajay 2 Alen 3 Adrien 1 Ajaybir 1 Aleqs 1 Advaith 2 Ajeet 2 Alessandro 3 Advik 2 Ajit 3 Alessio 2 Adyan 1 Akaal 1 Alesso 2 Aedan 1 Akaalbir 27 Alex 1 Aedrian 1 Akaash 158 Alexander 1 Aedyn 1 Akeem 6 Alexandre 1 Aegon 1 Aken 1 Alexandreal 1 Aeli 1 Akeno 1 Alexandro 1 Aelly 1 Akhiel 4 Alexandros 1 Aen 1 Akhil 1 Alexavier 1 Aeron 1 Akhio 2 Alexi 1 Aesa 1 Akim 1 Alexios 2 Aeson 1 Akol 1 Alexis 1 Aethan 1 Aks 1 Alexsan 1 Affan 6 Aksel 6 Alexzander 1 Afzaan 1 Akshat 3 Alfie 1 Agaazbir 1 Akshay 3 Alfred 13 Agam 1 Akshbir 1 Alfredd 2 Agambir 1 Akshdeep 1 Alhjun 1 Agamdeep 1 Akshobhya 48 Ali 2 Agamjot 1 Akul 2 Alias 1 Agampreet 1 Akyler 1 Alick 2 Agamveer 2 Alain 1 Alicode 1 Agazev 1 Alakh 1 Alijah 1 Agustin 1 Alamveer 1 Aliou 5 Ahaan 5 Alan 1 Alioune 3 Ahad 1 Alard 1 Alireza 8 Ahmad 1 Alaric 1 Alisinan 25 Ahmed 2 Alarik 8 Alistair 1 Ahmedou 1 Alasdair 1 Alistaire 2 Ahnaf 2 Alassane 1 Alister 1 Ahndrei 2 Alastair 1 Alix 1 Ahsan 1 Alaster 1 Aliyar 1 Ahura 1 Alazar 1 Allan 1 Ahyaan 8 Albert 10 Allen 13 Aidan 1 Albin 1 Allex 100 Aiden 4 Alden 1 Alliott 1 Aik 1 Aldiouma 2 Allister 4 Aikam 1 Aldon 1 Al-Mukbil 2 Aiman 1 Aleandro 1 Alois 1 Air 9 Alec 2 Alonso 1 Aithan 1 Aleczander 3 Alonzo 1 Aiz 1 Alee 1 Alperen Page 3 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 1 Alpha 2 Ander 1 Anshpreet 1 Alphonse 10 Anders 1 Ansley 1 Alston 9 Anderson 8 Anson 1 Alton 1 Andevon 1 Ansu 1 Alula-Meles 1 Andile 1 Ante 1 Alune 1 Andipashe 48 Anthony 1 Alusine 1 Andoni 4 Anton 1 Alvah 11 Andre 2 Antoni 1 Alvaro 9 André 13 Antonio 3 Alvin 1 Andréa 1 Antonío 1 Al-Walid 5 Andreas 1 Antonius 1 Alwyn 1 Andref 1 Antony 2 Aly 7 Andrei 2 Anuj 1 Alyis 1 Andrei-Collen 1 Anurag 1 Ama 1 Andreigh 1 Anveer 1 Amaaran 1 Andrej 1 Anvit 1 Amadaous 7 Andres 2 Anwar 1 Amadeo-Samuel 2 Andrés 1 Anzar 1 Amadeus 63 Andrew 2 Anze 2 Amadou 1 Andrey 1 Apaar 2 Amani 1 Andri 3 Apollo 7 Amanuel 1 Andrick 1 Aqeel 5 Amar 1 Andrie 1 Aquil 1 Amare 12 Andy 1 Aquila 6 Amari 1 Ang 1 Araav 4 Ambrose 11 Angad 2 Arad 1 Ameer 1 Angadbir 1 Aradh 4 Amen 1 Angadpreet 2 Araf 1 Amen-Addisu 3 Angel 1 Araiah 1 Amer 1 Angel-Manuel 2 Aram 2 Amin 6 Angelo 1 Arash 2 Amine 1 Angok 1 Arav 19 Amir 6 Angus 1 Aravdeep 1 Amish 2 Anhad 2 Arbaaz 1 Amitoz 1 Ani 1 Arc 8 Ammar 1 Anias 1 Archange 1 Amoldeep 1 Anier 42 Archer 6 Amos 1 Anikan 2 Archibald 1 Amoz 1 Animbom 2 Archie 2 Amri 1 Anir 1 Archis 1 Amro 1 Anis 1 Ardee 1 Amvarn 1 Anish 2 Arden 1 Amyn 1 Aniston 1 Arean 2 Anaël 1 Aniv 1 Areeb 1 Anagh 1 Anixander 1 Aren 3 Anakin 1 Ankeem 7 Ares 1 Anand 1 Anmar 1 Arfaaz 1 Anania 1 Anmol 1 Argyle 1 Anaol 1 Anoop 1 Arha 3 Anas 1 Anosh 8 Arham 1 Anav 1 Ansgar 1 A'Rhyiann 1 Anbir 2 Ansh 8 Ari Page 4 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 1 Aria 1 Arshaan 1 Astin 1 Arian 1 Arshan 2 Aston 1 Arib 1 Arshbir 1 Atal 2 Aric 1 Arshia 3 Atharv 7 Arie 1 Arshiya 1 Athen 2 Ariel 1 Arshiyan 1 Athenaeus 2 Aries 1 Art 1 Athisai 1 Arihaan 2 Artem 1 Atish 2 Arin 1 Artemii 18 Atlas 2 Ario 1 Arther 1 Atley 1 Arion 32 Arthur 1 Atnuf 2 Aris 1 Arthur-Joseph 1 Atreiu 2 Arish 1 Artilan 2 Atreus 1 Arius 1 Artin 1 Atreyu 1 Ariv 1 Artis 35 Atticus 2 Ariyan 1 Arto 2 Attikus 7 Arjan 1 Arunalo 2 Attila 1 Arjass 1 Arunjan 4 Aubrey 1 Arjeet 2 Arush 2 Auden 19 Arjun 1 Arvand 1 Audrich 1 Arjunbir 5 Arvin 18 August 1 Arkadius 3 Arya 3 Augustine 2 Arkan 10 Aryan 4 Augustus 4 Arkin 1 Aryav 1 Augyst 1 Arlee 1 Aryk 1 Aumaric 1 Arlen 1 Aryun 1 Aun 1 Arley 1 Arzeev 1 Aurel 1 Arlin 3 Asa 1 Aurelius 38 Arlo 2 Asad 1 Aurik 1 Arlycs-Elyor 1 Asaël 1 Ausclyn 8 Armaan 1 Asahib 3 Austen 6 Arman 1 Asaiah 108 Austin 1 Armannpreet 1 Asees 7 Auston 4 Armin 2 Ash 1 Autrey 1 Armon 1 Ashan 1 Avander 1 Arnau 1 Ashby 1 Avaneesh 9 Arnav 98 Asher 1 Avbram 1 Arnay 1 Ashkii 5 Aveer 1 Arnold 1 Ashlee 5 Aven 1 Arnoux 1 Ashman 36 Avery 2 Aron 1 Ashnil 2 Avi 1 Arqam 2 Ashraf 1 Avian 1 Arran 1 Ashriel 1 Avidan 1 Arrian 1 Ashten 1 Aviel 1 Arrison 37 Ashton 1 Avihe 1 Arro 1 Ashvik 1 Avik 1 Arron 1 Ashwin 1 Avir 4 Arrow 1 Asit 7 Aviraj 1 Arryan 1 Askene 2 Avitaj 2 Arsal 1 Aslan 1 Avneet 1 Arsalan 1 Asser 1 Avner 3 Arsh 1 Aster-John 2 Avnoor Page 5 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 1 Avraaj 1 Azeem 1 Bastian 3 Avraj 1 Azekiel 3 Bauer 1 Avyan 1 Azhaan 2 Baylen 2 Awab 1 Azhary 1 Baymen 1 Awan 1 Aziah 1 Bayne 1 Awesome 2 Aziel 1 Bayron 1 Awzy 6 Azlan 1 Bazyl 33 Axel 2 Azrael 46 Beau 1 Axell 1 Azrian 1 Beau-Gordon 1 Axi 1 B.J 1 Beauregard 9 Axl 1 Baaz 1 Beauxbandy 8 Axton 1 Baazbir 1 Beauyn 1 Axyl 1 Baba-Ahmed 3 Beck 10 Ayaan 1 Babatimilehin 3 Beckam 1 Ayaan-Singh 1 Bach 1 Becker 2 Ayach 2 Baden 2 Becket 1 Ayan 1 Badhaso 40 Beckett 1 Ayank 2 Badr 19 Beckham 1 Ayansh 1 Bahar 1 Becks 1 Ayaz 1 Bailey 1 Behr 1 Ayce 1 Bair 1 Behren 16 Ayden 1 Baize 1 Beige 5 Aydin 1 Bakr 1 Bekam 2 Ayham 1 Balam 2 Belal 1 Ayl 1 Baldr 1 Bellamie 1 Ayle-Gray 1 Balkirat 1 Bellamy 1 Aymaan 2 Balraj 1 Beloved 9 Ayman 1 Baltaj 11 Ben 2 Aymen 1 Bana 1 Benaia 1 Aymerik 3 Banks 1 Benayas 1 Ayok 1 Banx 2 Benedict 1 Ayomi 2 Barcon 1 Benhor 1 Ayomide 1 Bari 1 Benjamim 1 Ayotide 1 Barkael 176 Benjamin 3 Ayoub 1 Barkot 1 Benjamyn 1 Ayren 1 Barnaby 1 Benji 6 Ayub 19 Barrett 1 Benjimen 1 Ayuup 1 Barrick 1 Benjimin 1 Ayvan 1 Barrington 4 Bennet 1 Ayven 1 Barron 100 Bennett 2 Ayyub 1 Barry 1 Bennie 1 Ayzen 1 Baruti 5 Benny 3 Azaad 2 Basam 1 Benoît 4 Azaan 1 Bashir 2 Bensen 1 Azad 2 Basil 15 Benson 1 Azael 1 Basit 1 Bensyn 1 Azahel 1 Basliel-Elias 3 Bentlee 1 Azam 1 Bassaam 1 Bentleigh 1 Azaniah 1 Bassel 34 Bentley 1 Azar 1 Bassem 1 Bently 2 Azaria 1 Bassil 1 Benton 2 Azariah 1 Bastiaan 1 Benvikjot Page 6 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 1 Beny 2 Bode 1 Braxden 1 Bereket 4 Boden 1 Braxten 1 Berend 25 Bodhi 1 Braxtin 1 Bergh 2 Bodi 23 Braxton 1 Beringer 7 Bodie 3 Braxtyn 2 Berkley 1 Bodin 1 Braxtynn 2 Bernard 1 Boe 1 Braxx 1 Bernard-Jose 1 Bogdan 1 Braxzon 3 Bernhard 1 Boh 26 Brayden 1 Bertin 1 Bohannon 1 Braydie 1 Besfort 2 Bohdan 1 Braydon 1 Besim 2 Bohen 2 Braylen 1 Bex-Lee 1 Bonsa 1 Braylin 1 Bexton 1 Booker 1 Braylon 1 Bextyn 1 Boon 1 Braysen 1 Bexx 1 Boona 2 Brayson 1 Beybars 3 Boone 3 Brecken 1 Beyorn 1 Bora 1 Bremen 1 Bezalel 1 Borna 1 Brendall 1 Bhavin 1 Boru 8 Brendan 1 Bhavith 12 Boston 1 Brendon 1 Bhima 1 Bostyn 1 Brendyn 1 Bien 1 Both 10 Brennan 1 Bikram 1 Bovin 1 Brennen 11 Bilal 1 Bow 4 Brent 1 Bilguun 1 Bowden 1 Brenzon 1 Bilisuma 16 Bowen 1 Bretly 5 Billy 5 Bowie 2 Breton 1 Binaypal 1 Boyang 6 Brett 1 Binyam 4 Boyd 1 Bretton 1 Biraj 1 Brad 1 Brexen 1 Birjot 5 Braden 1 Brexten 1 Birmaduu 1 Bradlee 2 Brexton 1 Biruk 14 Bradley 1 Breyden 3 Bishop 23 Brady 1 Breynt 5 Bjorn 1 Brae 14 Brian 2 Björn 1 Braedan 2 Briar 6 Blaine 5 Braeden 2 Bridge 4 Blair 1 Braeden-Gerard 1 Bridger 53 Blake 2 Braiden 1 Briel 1 Blayne 2 Bram 1 Brier 1 Blaze 15 Brandon 7 Briggs 1 Blessed 2 Brandt 1 Brigham 1 Blessings 1 Brannon 3 Brighton 1 Blu 1 Bransen 1 Bristol 1 Blykk 6 Branson 2 Britton 17 Bo 2 Brant 1 Briusteular 1 Boady 1 Brantlee 1 Brixin 8 Boaz 17 Brantley 8 Brixton 2 Bobby 1 Braulio 9 Brock 1 Bob-Gio 1 Braven 3 Broden 2 Bocephus 1 Brawley 2 Broderick Page 7 of 40 Baby Boy Names Registered in 2018 Frequency Name Frequency Name Frequency Name 4 Brodie 1 Cadáin 1 Canyon 53 Brody 12 Cade 1 Captain 1 Bromley 16 Caden 1 Cardin 1 Bron 2 Caeden 9 Carl 1 Bronc 5 Caelan 1 Carlen 1 Bronn 1 Caellum 1 Carleone 5 Bronson 1 Caelum 1 Carlin 1 Bronsyn 1 Caesar 1 Carlisle 1 Bronx 1 Caezar 1 Carlo 1 Bronzer 1 Cage 7 Carlos 1 Bronzie 1 Cahors 1 Carlyle 1 Bronzon 1 Cai 1 Carmello 1 Brook 4 Caiden 1 Carrington 3 Brooklyn 1 Cail 1 Carrson 27 Brooks 1 Cailean 3 Carsen
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