Capricorn boys names

Keywords for choosing a name for a Capricorn baby

Symbol:	The Goat: mountains, agility
Planet:	Saturn: father, maturity, wise, dark, old
Timing:	Night, winter: months of December and January, Christmas
Element:	Earth: barren hillsides, woods, stony mountains
Quality:	Cardinal: initiating, willing to change
Traits:	Serious, cautious, ordered, traditional
Appearance:	Dark skinned or dark‐haired, bearded
Other links:	Powerful, successful, noble; rocks, forests

Names for Capricorn Boys

Name	Origin	Meaning
Aaron Aron	Hebrew	exalted, high mountain
Abraham	Hebrew	father of a multitude
Aldous	Teutonic	old, wise or great
Altman	Teutonic	an old or wise man
Algernon	French	bearded
Aram	Hebrew	from the heights
Bertram	Teutonic	a bright raven, illustrious one
Bran	Celtic	raven
Clifton	Old English	dweller by the cleft rock
Clint Clinton	Old English	settlement on the summit
Clive	Old English	cliff
Colby	Old Norse	from the dark country
Cole Coleman	Old English/Teutonic	dark and swarthy
Corbet Corbett	Old French	a raven
Craig	Scottish Gaelic	a rock or crag
Darcy D’Arcy	Old French	dark
Dolan	Irish Gaelic	dark‐haired
Donald	Scottish Gaelic	the dark ruler of the world
Donahue	Irish Gaelic	a warrior dressed in brown
Donelly	Gaelic	the dark brave one
Donovan	Irish Gaelic	dark warrior
Dougal	Gaelic	a dark stranger
Douglas	Scottish Gaelic	from the dark stream
Doyle	Gaelic	a dark stranger
Duane Dwayne	Irish Gaelic	a little dark one
Duff	Scottish	dark‐haired
Dunbar	Gaelic	a dark branch
Duncan	Scottish Gaelic	dark‐skinned warrior
Dunstan	Old English	from the dark hill
Ebenezer	Hebrew	the rock of help
Eldridge	Old English	from the alder tree ridge
Emil	Teutonic	industrious
Ethan	Hebrew	steadfast, long lived
Flint	Old English	a hard stone
Giles	Greek	a young goat
Gordon	Scottish Gaelic	triangular hill
Graham	Old English	from the grey homestead
Hamilton	Old English	from the crooked hill
Harel	Hebrew	God’s mountain
Hayward Heyward	Teutonic	dweller by the ledge or dark forest
Heathcliff	English	from the heath on the cliff
Heath	Old English	high plain
Hutton	Old English	from the farm on the hill
Hollis	Old English	from the grove of holly
Ingram	Teutonic	the raven
Jethro	Hebrew	excellence
Kane	Irish Gaelic	dark, warlike
Kean	Irish Gaelic	the ancient one
Keenan	Irish Gaelic	the little ancient one
Kendrick	Celtic	a hill
Kinnard	Irish Gaelic	from the high hill
Kieran	Irish Gaelic	dark or black
Landon	Old English	from the long hill
Leslie	Scottish Gaelic	garden of the hollies (from the grey stronghold)
Lloyd	Welsh	the grey‐haired one
Lombard	Latin	long‐bearded
Malvern	Old Welsh	the bare hill
Maurice Morris	Latin	dark‐skinned, swarthy
Merrick	Welsh	dark‐skinned
Mervin Mervyn	Old English	raven; friend of the sea
Montel Monte	Italian	a mountain
Nero	Latin	dark‐haired
Nicholas	Greek	people’s victory; of Christimas
Nigel	Latin	dark, black‐haired
Noel	Old French	Christmas
Ogilvie Ogilvy	Celtic	from the high hill
Onslow	Old English	from the hill of the zealous one
Parnel	Latin	stone
Peter	Greek	a rock; one of Christ’s apostles
Pierson	English	son of Peter
Phineas	Egyptian	dark‐skinned
Ridley	Old English	from the cleared wood
Rochester	Old English	a rocky fortress
Rock	Old English	from the rock
Rockley	Old English	from the rocky meadow
Seldon	Old English	from the house on the hill
Sierra	Latin	from the mountains
Slate	Middle English	a fine‐grained rock
Stanford	Old English	a dweller at the rocky ford
Stanhope	Old English	from the stony valley
Stanton	Old English	from the rocky estate
Sten	Swedish	a stone
Tor	Celtic	a rock
Tynan	Gaelic	the dark one
Wynstan	Old English	the battle stone