For Boys

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  Adam

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  Inspired by the first person on Earth, Adam has been popular over the centuries. Still top 20 in Scotland

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  Alan

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  Alan a name for pioneers down the ages as in the astronaut Alan Shepard who played golf on the moon

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  Alex

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  Alex shorter version of Alexander and a name that is prominent among sportsmen. Many boys start out as Alex

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  Alexander

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  The great conquering hero who gave the name a manliness that has survived undimmed across the centuries

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  Alfie

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  Alfie used to be simply a short form of Alfred but now it’s a top ten choice with a sense of fun and a background of history

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  Andrew

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  Meaning manly or brave, Andrew has been popular for centuries especially in Scotland where he is the patron saint

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  Anthony

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  Anthony famous in Roman times as Mark Antony soldier and lover, glamorised by Shakespeare and still popular.

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  Arthur

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  Arthur has been linked to noble ideals thanks to the legends surrounding King Arthur. Once more he’s a popular name

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  Ben

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  Short form of Benjamin representing strength and virtue, both are regarded as confident and manly names

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  Benjamin

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  Benjamin has strong biblical connections and represents strength and virtue. It’s been a popular name for centuries.

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  Brian

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  A number of Brians came to Britain with William the Conqueror’s army. Most popular recently in the 1950s-1960s

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  Charles

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  From old German Charles means free man. Popular in various forms across Europe, often with kingly connections

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  Christopher

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  Patron saint of travellers who according to legend carried baby Jesus to safety. Most popular recently in the 1980s

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  Daniel

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  Highly popular choice for the past 20 years, Daniel derives strength from the survivor of the biblical lions’ den

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  David

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  David was the boy soldier who famously faced the giant Goliath, stunned him and slew him. Became king of the Israelites

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  Edward

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  Back in favour after a drop that may have been a reaction to shock waves from the abdication of Edward VIII

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  Freddie

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  Popular with a new generation, this is the most chosen variation of Frederick, entering top 50 in 2010

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  Frederick

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  Redolent with a sense of greatness and history, Frederick hasn’t quite achieved the popularity of Freddie

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  Geoffrey

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  Fine old name going back to Norman times – 1066 and all that – but rather neglected today after a surge in the 1960s

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  George

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  George had humble origins as a name for labourers, but that was before six kings of England turned George into a noble name

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  Graham

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  An old Scottish family name adopted in England as a first name and was a regular top 50 choice from 1950

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  Greg

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  Greg derives from Greek and Latin and means to be watchful or vigilant. Given a popularity boost by actor Gregory Peck

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  Harry

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  Harry the name given to kings and princes past and present has become one of the most popular choices in the last 15 years

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  Henry

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  A regular choice for kings until the colourful reign of Henry VIII and an increasingly popular in today’s families

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