Wednesday, with mercury as its ruling body, marks the middle of a week and is said to be the hardest to get through and if you wish to help your Wednesday Born to cruise through, choosing a suitable name for him, might be the best way to go. We have a few options listed just for you.
list of Boys Names Born on Wednesday
Odin
The supreme God or all-father of Norse mythology
Abeeku
African Akan origin, meaning born on a Wednesday
Steven
English origin, meaning crown or noble
John
Hebrew origin, meaning God is gracious
Malachi
Hebrew origin, meaning messenger of the God, nicknamed Kai
Albino
Latin origin, meaning downy or youthful
Kweku
A version of Kwaku translated to born on the third day of the week
Gage
English origin, meaning a measuring tool
Fenmore
English origin, translates to dearest love
Nox
Latin origin, meaning the time of the night
Kwaku
Ghanan origin, meaning born on a Wednesday
Hudson
English origin, meaning the son of Hud
Carson
English origin, meaning son of Carr or Christian
Thabit
Arabic origin, meaning one who cannot be perturbed
Neremiah
Hebrew origin, meaning comforted by God
Brody
Scottish origin, named after a castle, meaning castle
Aristotle
Greek origin; means the best, named after the Great Philosopher
Fester
German origin, meaning from the woods or forest
Conley
Irish origin, meaning great leader, chief
Pablo
Spanish origin, a version of Paul, meaning humble or small
Gasper
Persian origin, meaning a treasurer, also spelled Kasper, Kacper
Hendrix
Dutch origin, meaning the son of Hendrik
Zack
Hebrew origin, short for Zechariah, also spelled Zak, Zakk, Zach
Borealis
Portuguese origin, meaning gift from God
Dredd
Hebrew origin, meaning man of truth
Oaklee
English origin, meaning from the field of Oak Trees
Narmer
Egyptian origin, meaning pain or harsh
Vladilen
Slavic origin, meaning the who loves peace or regal
Johnson
Mixed English Scottish origin, meaning the son of John
Lazarus
Hebrew origin, meaning helper, popularized by the legend of Lazarus Pit
Macauley
Scottish origin, meaning the son of a battle leader
Kiel
Hawaiian origin, meaning from the valley of the lilies, also spelled Kyle or Keel
Stewie
English origin, meaning a warden or an all-seeing guardian.
Pubert
English origin, meaning very ambitious or decisive
Parry
Welsh origin, meaning the son of Harry, or nickname for Harry
Deklan
Irish roots; meaning- filled with goodness, also spelled Declan
Lurch
French origin, meaning an archer or a bowman
Chisisi
Egyptian roots, meaning a secret or mystery
Kingsly
Norman origin, meaning forest of the king, also spelled Kingsley
Werner
Germanic origin, meaning the warrior who defends
Pugsley
English origin, meaning a lost or forgotten village
Auren
American origin, meaning a laurel or heard
Fill
English origin, short for Phillip
Newt
English origin, meaning a tiny salamander
Mortimer
French origin, meaning a deceased pond, a family name
Amenhotep
Egyptian origin, meaning satisfaction or peace, name of the Pharaoh
Charles
Germanic origin, meaning an army or a free man, a form of Karl
Wendel
Mixed Dutch German origin, meaning to go or to return
Keyshawn
American origin, meaning the grace of a God
Axel
Mixed European origin, a form of the name Absalom
Sage
English roots, meaning a prophet or a herb, also spelled Saige or Sayge
Cargan
Irish origin, meaning a small rock
Darryl
English origin, a version of Darell, also spelled Darrel or Darell
Camden
English origin, meaning from the valley of the camps
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