This list contains 265 male Pagan names and their meanings.
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A'ala -A'ala is a Hawaiian name meaning "fragrant" or "royal". This name can be used for a boy or a girl.
Aandaleeb -Aandaleeb is a Sanskrit boys name meaning "bird" it refers in particular to bulbuls a family of songbirds native to Asia & Africa.
Aapep -Aapep is an Egyptian name meaning "moon snake". Aapep is a giant snake in Egyptian lore who is nothingness. If he catches your soul on its journey to the afterlife, you become nothing.
Abejide -Abejide is a West African (Yuroba) name meaning "born during winter".
Abidemi -Abidemi is a Yoruba name meaning "he was born during his father's absence".
Achilles -Achilles was a hero of the Trojan war. He was killed by an arrow that pierced his heel, the only vulnerable part of his body. The name Achilles may have derived from the Greek "achos" meaning pain.
Achilles gave his name to a genus of plants commonly called yarrow, bloodwort or allheal. According to the legend, he used this plant to heal his soldiers' wounds. Common yarrow or solder's woundwort Achillea millefolium is used by herbalists to treat bruising and inflammation.
Adam -Adam is a Hebrew name meaning "Earth". It is the name of the first man in Hebrew myth who was formed of earth.
Adekagagwaa -Adekagagwaa is the Iroquois spirit of summer.
Aed -There were Kings and heros in Irish mythology with the name Aed or Aodh. It means "fire".
Aedan and Aodhan are variations on the name Aed.
Aeneas -The name means "praise". It was the name of a son of Aphrodite and hero of the Trojan war. One of the few Trojan survivors, he traveled to Italy after the city was razed and founded the Roman state.
Aeolous -Aeolus is the name of the Greek father of the winds. The name means "quick moving" or "nimble".
Aeron -Aeron is a Welsh God of War. His name was derived from the British Goddess of Slaughter Agrona.
