Easter is a festival celebrated on the 4th of July to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus after three days of his crucifixion.
Also named as the resurrection day, if you are looking for a name for your Easter born, make sure to check the list given below!
list of Baby Boys Names Born on Easter (Meaning)
Bunny
English origin; meaning a rabbit, named after the famous Easter bunny
Cruz
Spanish origin; meaning a cross
Octavian
Latin origin; meaning eight, named because of the Feast on the eighth day of Easter
Nicodemus
Hebrew origin; named after the person who helped to bury Jesus’s body
Kelby
Gaelic origin; meaning a place of fountains, spring-based
Bezai
Hebrew origin; named after the Biblical character who was a father to 323 children
Peter
English roots translate to stone, named after an Apostle
Aviv
Hebrew origin; translates to a new life
Easter
German origin; named after a spring Goddess and the Easter Sunday
Brook
English origin; meaning a small stream
Attwell
Anglo Saxon origin; meaning he who lives near the spring
James
Hebrew origin; named after one of Jesus’s renowned apostles
Pascal
French origin translates to Easter, named after the famous Louis Pascal
Birch
English origin; meaning a part of a tree, a Scandinavian tradition of Easter Sunday
Andrew
Hebrew origin; meaning very masculine, named after one of Jesus’s apostles
Hunter
English origin; translates to trace
Thomas
Aramaic origin; meaning identical looking babies, an apostle
Springer
German origin; named after the month of Easter, meaning belonging to Sprenger
Chester
English origin; meaning a fort
Magdalene
Hebrew origin; meaning belonging to the city of Magdala
Jesus
Latin origin; named after the Son of Mary and Joseph
Willow
English origin; a tradition of using palm leaves on the day of Easter
Sunday
English origin; named after the seventh day of the week, the day of Resurrection
Matthew
Hebrew origin; meaning God’s gift
Simon
Hebrew origin; translates to heard by the Lord
Fred
English origin; short for the name Frederick
Matthias
Hebrew origin; named after an apostle
John
Hebrew origin; named after an apostle
Tamir
Hebrew origin; meaning the owner of numerous palm trees
Caldwell
English origin; meaning spring which is cold
Joseph
Hebrew origin; meaning to increase or expand, named after the Father of Jesus
Elijah
Hebrew origin; meaning the Lord
Ridge
English origin; meaning a part of a hill
Bartholomew
Aramaic origin; meaning son of a farmer
Anastasios
Greek origin; translates to born again or resurrect
Barbossa
Portuguese origin; meaning a place where palm trees are found
Arledge
English origin; meaning he who lives by the rabbit lake
Benjamin
Hebrew origin; meaning son of God
Breton
French origin; meaning she who is from Brittan
Domingo
Spanish origin; meaning he who was conceived on a Sunday
Hamal
Arabic origin; meaning a lamb
Bonnie
Scottish origin; means pretty or attractive
Walter
German origin; meaning power, or brightness
Lennon
Irish origin; means lover
Edward
English origin; meaning a protector
Cordero
Spanish origin; translates to a little lamb
Harvey
French origin; meaning worthy of a battle
Osiris
Egyptian origin; meaning the one with good eyes
Jonathan
Hebrew origin; meaning a gift from God
Kwasi
Ghanan origin; meaning born on a Sunday
Oswald
English origin; meaning a power from heaven
Perhonen
Finnish origin; translates to a butterfly
Ozanne
Latin origin; named after the Palm Sunday
Renato
Italian origin; meaning to resurrect or born again
Salton
English origin; meaning an area surrounded by willows
Roger
German origin; meaning a renowned warrior
Tamir
Hebrew origin; meaning he who owns a number of palm trees
Urki
Basque origin; translates to a birch tree
Zabedee
Hebrew origin; meaning a present from the Almighty
Pascoe
Cornish origin; literally translates to the Easter Sunday
Palm
Latin origin; named after a place
Taiwo
Yoruba origin; meaning elder of the twins
Nathaniel
Hebrew origin; meaning the gift of the God
Charles
Germanic origin; a variation of the name Karl
Joen
Hebrew origin; meaning god’s gift
Forge
English origin; meaning a workshop or someone who loved in a workshop
Raynard
English origin; meaning an army or a counsel
Sylvester
Latin origin; meaning wild or made up of wood
Faith
English origin; meaning to believe very strongly about something
Edson
English origin; masculine version of the name Eda
Alex
Latin origin; short for Alexander
Drury
English origin; meaning friendship or love
Zuko
Zulu origin; meaning he who is glorious
Tharon
Greek origin; meaning a hunter
Johnny
Hebrew origin; a variation of the name John
Eliott
Greek origin; a version of Elijah
Olufemi
Nigerian origin; meaning love me or God’s love
Adebayo
French origin; meaning the Novelty meets joy
Wole
Yoruban origin; meaning the one who has returned home
Sunny
Meaning like the sun or brilliant, English origin
Dominique
Latin origin; another version of Dominic
Cedric
English origin; meaning the chief of a battle field
Funsho
African origin; meaning to look after
Kayode
African origin; meaning the one who brings happiness
Gbenga
Yoruba origin; meaning to lift or to elevate
Ervin
English origin; named after the residents of the parish of Irving
Stellan
American origin; meaning a star or a satellite
Maxell
Scottish origin; meaning a spring or a stream
Dele
English origin; meaning a feel, return home in Yoruba
Soleil
French origin; meaning the Sun, pronounced so-ley
Bernard
Germanic origin; meaning very brave and hardy
Dawn
English origin; meaning the sunrise or break of the day
Cliff
English origin; meaning brave and bold
Ewan
Irish origin; meaning a young soldier
Niall
Mixed Irish Gaelic origin; meaning victorious or a champion
Harold
Old Norse origin; meaning a bold leader
Percival
French origin; meaning he who can pierce through a valley
Osborne
Hebrew origin; meaning the God’s soldier
Searle
Teutonic origin; meaning a warrior with arms
Carlos
Teutonic origin; meaning a man with freedom
Ivor
Norse origin; meaning an archer or a bowman
Boris
Russian origin; meaning glory in battle
Egan
Irish origin; meaning a small fire
Ash
English origin; meaning an ash tree
Brando
Italian origin; meaning a sword or a band of fire
Cassidy
Irish origin; meaning the one with a curly head
Koios
Greek origin; named after the god of intelligence
Hadley
English origin; meaning a field of hither
Jefferson
English origin; meaning the son of Jeffrey
Joan
Hebrew origin; meaning the grace of God, a version of John
Leopold
Germanic origin; meaning people who are brave
Peyton
English origin; meaning estate of a fighting man
Quinn
Irish origin; meaning from the family of Conn, or the supreme leader
Primo
Italian origin; meaning the first
Theobald
German origin; meaning people of courage
Rupert
German origin; meaning fame or glory
Naim
Turkish origin; meaning serene or tranquil
Arvin
Germanic origin; meaning a friend of the people
Ansel
Germanic origin; meaning God, also spelled Anselm
Draven
American origin; meaning from the Raven
Isidro
Greek origin; meaning a gift from Isis
Abbott
Hebrew origin; meaning a father
Aldrich
Latin origin; meaning a witty counselor
Liam
German origin; short for William or Wilhelm
Ezekiel
Hebrew origin; meaning the strength of the God
Eundros
Greek origin; meaning a good man
Pavo
Latin origin; meaning tiny or small
Ian
Hebrew origin; version of John
Aleph
Hebrew origin; the first letter of Hebrew Alphabet
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