Boy Names That Mean Change

This list of boy names that mean change is filled with a variety of handsome and impactful options. Explore each name — complete with meaning and origin — and find the perfect name for your little boy.

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• Aadi – Aadi is a unique name found in certain regions of France. This name translates to first and usually applies to the first son born to a family.
• Aarambh – Aarambh comes from an old Indian name. It means commencement or start and symbolizes a new beginning for the parents.
• Aleph – Paulo Coelho wrote a novel under this name, which made it a popular choice for little boys. Aleph is a Hebrew name that means number one or the first person, which makes it suitable for the first boy born into the family.
• Altan – Though Turkish names aren't as popular as names from other cultures, this one means red dawn and stands for the early morning hours. Many parents chose this name in honor of a Turkish actor.
• Arata – Arata is a beautiful name that comes from Japan. In that culture, Arata means new or fresh.
• Asier – Asier is a boy's name with Spanish roots. A senator from the country had this name, which means a new change or beginning.
• Brahma – In Hinduism, Brahma was the name of the universe's creator. It is also the name of a type of bull.
• Dagian – The name Dagian has English roots. While the name translates to dawn, Dagian also stands for the changes that happen during the early morning hours.
• Fajar – Found in Arabic regions, Fajar is a name that represents the early morning hours and the sun as it rises. Fajar can also stand for the different colors seen in the sky
• Fresco – While the name Fresco might bring to mind gorgeous pieces of art, it also means fresh. Fresco often applies to artwork created and displayed outside.
• Inzio – Inzio comes from an Italian term for a new beginning and how it changes things. This name has multiple spellings such as Enzio and Enzo, which was the name of a popular character on the TV series The Vampire Diaries.
• Janus – Janus is a name with Roman roots. It was the name of the Roman God who was responsible for new beginnings and changes.
• Kia – Kia is more than just the name of a popular car brand. It is also an African name that represents the beginning of the harvest or the new season and the changes it brings.
• Neander – Greeks used this name to describe a new or changed man. Neander can also show that the baby boy is a new addition to the family.
• Neville – Fans of the Harry Potter book and film franchise know Neville as the name of a popular character. Neville comes from a French word for a new or changed town or village.
• Newman – Britains used this name to describe a man who was new to town. Though more common as a last name, some also use it as a first name.
• Novak – Novak is a popular name in Serbia that became even more popular after the tennis player with the same name hit the scene. This name means both changed and new.
• Odian – Similar to other names, Odian comes from Africa. Odian is commonly used as a name for the first male born into a family.
• Primo – Parents who love Italian food may also like this name that comes from Italy. Primo means first and shows a big change in the family's dynamic.
• Raanan – Religious parents will appreciate that this name appears in the Bible. Raanan as a boy's name translates to a fresh change.
• Saibak – Saibak is one of the few Arabic names related to the word change. The name shows that someone finished first before anyone else and changed the race.
• Tan – Used for both first and last names, Tan is popular in Vietnam. Tan stands for the changes that occur at the beginning of a new day.
• Ulan – Ulan is a unique name that became more popular after hit film used it as its title. This name refers to the first set of twins born to a family and is usually given to the first boy.
• Vihan – The name Vihan has Indian roots and is quite old. Vihan translates to dawn or sunrise, which is when the day changes.
• Xavier – Xavier is both the name of a university and a boy's name. This name has Arabic roots and refers to a new home and the big changes it will bring.

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