October marks the birth month of the most creative and well balanced people in the world, if you want to pick a name for your kid that matches his or her greatness, you’ve come to the right place. We have prepared a list that goes well with your little one’s genius.
October Baby Names
Walter
German origin, meaning ‘power’, or ‘brightness’, popularized by Sir Walter Raleigh
Damon
Greek origin, meaning ‘to tame’, popularized by Matt Damon
Jimmy
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘the one who supplants’, popularized by Jimmy Carter
Ottavia
Italian origin, translates to ‘eighth born’
Raven
English origin, a bird in Norse mythology
Tyson
French origin, a version of the name ‘tison’, popularized by Mike Tyson
Sabrina
Celtic origin, a goddess, known for heroic acts
Bonnie
Scottish origin, means ‘pretty’ or ‘attractive’, used for both boys and girls
Odis
German origin, meaning ‘wealth’
Warner
German origin, meaning ‘guard in war’, popularized by Warner Brothers
Esme
English origin, meaning ‘esteemed’, short for Esmeralda
Opal
the birthstone of October, name for girls
Gwen
Welsh origin, meaning ‘white circle’, short for Gwendolyn
Jora
Hebrew origin, translates to ‘autumn rain’
Jackson
English origin, means ‘son of jack’, nicknamed jack
Lennon
Irish origin, means ‘lover’, popularized by John Lennon
Freddy
German origin, meaning ‘a peaceful ruler’, popularized by Freddie Mercury
Juliette
French origin, meaning ‘youthful’, pronounced with an emphasis in the end
Jonas
Greek origin, meaning ‘dove’, popularized by Jonas Brothers
Ian
Scottish origin, means ‘gracious is the lord’, popularized by Sir Ian Mckellan
Francis
Latin origin, translates to ‘free man’ or ‘Frernchman’
Oscar
Mixed English, Irish origin, meaning ‘God spear’ or ‘A great Warrior’
Salem
Means ‘safe’, a place in Bible, popular in Arabic world
Rosemary
Latin origin, meaning sea’s dew
Poe
English origin, meaning peacock, popularized by Edgar Allen Poe
Winslet
Means ‘wynn’s channel’ or ‘a stream’, popularized by Kate Winslet
Trixie
Latin origin, translates to ‘the one who brings happiness’
Thais
Greek origin, means ‘beloved’ or ‘bandage’
Scorpio
Latin origin, meaning ‘a scorpion’
Tabitha
Aramaic origin, means ‘gazelle’, daughter of Samantha in The Bible
Una
Latin origin, meaning ‘una’ or ‘lamb’
Toby
A name popularized by Toby Maguire
Wednesday
English origin, literally means ‘woden’s day’
Theodore
Greek origin, meaning ‘the gift of god’, popularized by Theodore Roosevelt
Serena
Latin origin, means ‘tranquil’ or ‘serene’
Winifred
Welsh origin, translates to ‘blessed peace making’
Wolfgang
German origin, meaning ‘a traveling wolf’, popularized by Wolfganag Amadeus Mozart
Minnie
Means ‘intellect’ or ‘of the mind’, popularized by Minnie Mouse
Margaret
Greek origin, means ‘pearl’,
Noah
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘rest’ or ‘wandering’, the only righteous man in Bible
Macy
English origin, meaning ‘hill’
Maximillian
Latin origin, meaning ‘the greatest’, nicknamed Max
Mae
English origin, meaning ‘bitter’ or ‘pearl’, also spelt May, Mei
Luciano
Mixed Italian, Spanish origin, meaning ‘light’
Marigold
English origin, meaning ‘golden flower’
Nestor
Greek origin, meaning ‘traveler’ or ‘voyage’, helper in Trojan War
Libra
Greek origin, meaning ‘scales’ or ‘balance’, the zodiac for October
Charlotte
French origin, signifying free
Eleanor
English origin, translates to ‘other Aenor’, nicknamed Ellie
Carson
Mixed origin, signifying marsh-dwellers’ son.
Desmond
Means ‘the one from south Munster’, popularized by Desmond Dekker
Flavia
Latin origin, meaning ‘golden’ or ‘blond’, pronounced Flah-via
Crispin
Latin origin, means ‘curly- haired’
Decima
Latin origin, translates to ‘tenth’
Ezra
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘help’, freed slaves in the Bible
Bruno
German origin, meaning brown, popularized by Bruno Mars
Andrew
Greek origin, meaning ‘strong’ or ‘manly’, one of the twelve apostles
Camilla
Latin origin, meaning ‘a young ceremonial attendant’, pronounced ka-mee-laa
Belva
Latin origin, meaning ‘a beautiful view’
Ciara
Irish origin, means ‘the one with the black hair’
Aki
Japanese origin, meaning ‘born in autumn’ or ‘ancestor’
Arthur
Celtic origin, meaning ‘bear’, popularized by the Legend of King Arthur
Bram
Mixed Hebrew, Dutch origin, means ‘a father of multitudes’, popularized by Bram Stoker
Ada
German origin, meaning ‘noble’ or ‘nobility’, a version of Adah
Blanche
French origin, translated to ‘white’
Kenn
Welsh origin, means ‘bright water’,
Aubrey
French roots, means ‘ruler of elves’ or a ‘super natural being’
Gage
French origin, means ‘ one who lends money, or ‘a pledge’
Beryl
Greek origin, translates to ‘sea-green jewel’, a birthstone for October
Logan
Scottish origin, meaning ‘small’ or ‘hollow’, popularized by wolverine
Zedekiah
Hebrew origin, means ’God’s justice’ or ‘the lord is righteous’
Katy
English origin, short for Katherine, popularized by Katy Perry
Crane
English origin, means ‘crown’, popularized by The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow
Calendula
Latin origin, means ‘little calendar’, ‘little clock’ or ‘pot marigold’
Cedric
A name invented by Walter Scott in 1819
Agatha
Greek origin, meaning ‘good’ or ‘kind’
Demeter
Greek origin, goddess of agriculture and growth
Liev
Yiddish origin, means ‘heart’, popularized by Liev Schreiber
Tim
Greek roots, means ‘honoring God’, short for Timothy
Tom
Greek origin, named after an apostle, short for Thomas
Marcus
Roman roots, referring to Mars, the God of War, nicknamed Mark
Zelina
Greek origin, means ’heaven’ or ‘the moon’
Hedwig
German origin, meaning ‘combat’ or ‘duel’, popularized by Harry Potter
Laura
Latin origin, symbolizes strength and victory
Melinda
Greek origin, meaning ‘honeybee’ or ‘dark’, nicknamed linda
Cyrilla
Greek origin, meaning ‘noble’
Ursa
Latin roots, meaning ‘bear’
Felicia
Latin origin, meaning ‘happy’ or ‘lucky’
Bridget
Mixed Irish, Gaelic origin, meaning ‘power’, ‘strength’ or ‘exalted’
Madonna
Italian origin, meaning ‘my lady’ or ‘Italian lady’
Lorenza
Italian origin, meaning ‘a person from Laurentum’
Kayne
Mixed Irish, Gaelic origin, meaning ‘little battler’
Tama
Japanese origin, meaning ‘a jewel’
Onesta
Latin roots, meaning ‘honest’, ‘gentleman’ or ‘respectable’
Irene
Greek origin, meaning ‘peace’, named after Irene if Athens
Daria
Persian origin, translates to ‘the one who holds firm the God’, female for Darius
Eunice
Greek origin, meaning ‘a good victory’
Nona
Latin origin, meaning ‘the ninth’
Franchette
French origin, meaning ‘little free man’ or ‘from France’
Canice
Irish origin, meaning ‘handsome’, named after St. Cainnech
Cleopatra
Greek origin, meaning ‘glory of her father, popularized by the Egyptian Queen
Fifi
French origin, short for Josephine
Emeline
German origin, meaning ‘a peaceful home’
Mardia
Islamic origin, meaning ‘devoted to God’ or ‘God-fearing’, version of Marzia
Elia
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘God has answered’, a version of Elijah
Ximena
Basque origin, meaning ‘Hearkening’ or ‘The God has heard’
Thadine
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘given praise’
Arilda
German origin, meaning ‘a maiden of the Earth’
Iva
Slavic origin, female name for Ivo, short for Ivana
Dorcas
Aramaic origin, meaning ‘gazelle’, a version of Tabitha
Raphaela
Italian origin, meaning ‘God has healed’
Alodia
Latin origin, meaning ‘riches’, ‘wealthy’ or ‘property’
Electa
Greek origin, meaning ‘amber’
Armella
German origin, a version of ‘Arnelle’
Penelope
German origin, meaning ‘weaver’, named after Homer’s Character
Edwina
English origin, female word for Edwin, meaning ‘a rich friend’
Pelagia
Greek origin, meaning ‘from the sea’ or ‘of the sea’
Kenwyn
Cornish origin, meaning ‘a white ridge’ or ‘chalk ridge’
Berenice
Greek roots, meaning ‘to bear’ or ‘bearer of victory’
Placida
Spanish origin, meaning ‘serene’ or ‘peaceful’
Majella
Italian origin, named after St. Gerrard Majella
Afrina
Arabic origin, meaning ‘reddish-white’
Alain
French origin, meaning ‘little rock’
Gustave
Swedish origin, meaning ‘staff of the geats’ or ‘goths, gods’
Kenneth
Mixed Gaelic, English origin, meaning ‘handsome’ or ‘comely’
Edward
English origin, meaning ‘fortune, prosperous’, or ‘guardian, protector’
Luke
Latin roots, short for Lucius, meaning ‘the bright one’, or ‘ birthed at dawn’
Severin
Mixed roots, a version of Severe, meaning ‘stern, serious’
Alan
Celtic origin, meaning ‘noble’
Jude
Greek origin, meaning ‘praised’
Jareth
English origin, named after a movie character in Labyrinth
Fulk
German origin, meaning ‘people’ or ‘folk’, also spelled Fulke, Fulko
Quentin
Latin origin, meaning ‘the fifth’, popularized by Quentin Tarantino
Simon
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘listen’, ‘hearing’ or ‘flat-nosed’
Oran
Irish origin, meaning ‘shade of green’
Brandan
English origin, meaning ‘a hill covered with broom’, which is a weed
Edfrid
English origin, meaning ‘a prolific ruler’
Gerard
French origin, meaning ‘spear’ or ‘strength’, popularized by Gerard Butler
Abban
Irish roots, a version of Abbot
Godwin
English origin, meaning ‘a friend of God’, named after Mt. Godwin Austin
Slade
English origin, meaning ‘valley’ or ‘a dweller of the valley’
Remi
French origin, meaning ‘remedy’
Dmitri
Greek origin, named after Demeter, the Goddess of Agriculture
Jarett
German origin, a version of Gerard, meaning ‘spear’ or ‘strong’
Finian
Mixed Irish, Gaelic origin, meaning ‘fair’
Gall
Mixed British origin, meaning ‘foreigner’ or ‘stranger’
Boetius
Irish origin, meaning ‘foolish pride’
Moran
Irish origin, meaning ‘a descendant of Moran’, of Mayo and Sligo
Thaddeus
Armaic origin, meaning ‘a heart’ or ‘a courageous heart, nicknamed Thad
Ximen
Chinese origin, meaning ‘west gate’, pronounced ‘’she-men’’
Sibold
English origin, a version of Sigebeald, meaning ‘victorious’ or ‘brave’
Calixtus
Version of Callistus, meaning ‘a wine cup’, named after a Pope
Rothard
German origin, meaning ‘red’, a family name
Viator
Latin origin, meaning ‘traveler’
Wendelyn
Welsh origin, meaning ‘white’ or ‘holy’
Claret
English origin, meaning ‘dark red’
Caleb
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘faithful, devotional, or ‘whole hearted’
Odilon
French origin, named after St. Odilon
Dennis
Mixed Greco, Roman origin, named after Dionysius, meaning ‘The Dane’
Ewald
German origin, meaning ‘law’, ‘custom’ or ‘right’
Maximillian
French origin, named after two Roman Generals
Raphael
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘he has healed’, also spelt Rafael.
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