Boy Names Starting With Q

Arabic name meaning 'powerful,' 'capable,' or 'mighty'; represents strength and divine power.

Mighty, powerful, or capable; represents divine strength and authority.

Firm or hard; steadfast.

Moon; symbolizes beauty, light, and celestial grace in Arabic.

One who divides or distributor. An Arabic name with Islamic significance.

Powerful. Modern American form derived from Arabic Qadir, meaning capable and mighty.

Powerful; capable and mighty

Leader or chief. Arabic origin meaning one who leads or guides.

Spring; used in Vietnamese tradition.

Native American (Comanche) name with cultural significance in Indigenous history.

Vietnamese name meaning 'bright', 'clear', or 'luminous'.

Divider or distributor; one who shares.

Variant of Quentin, Latin origin meaning 'fifth,' derived from Quintus.

Fifth, from the Latin quintus referring to birth order or succession

Variant spelling of Quentin, derived from Latin Quintinus, meaning 'fifth' or 'born in the fifth month.'

The sacred quetzal bird in Aztec mythology, representing freedom, divinity, and precious beauty.

From the wood, small wood

Short form of Quinn or Quincy, from Irish origin meaning 'wise' or 'counsel,' symbolizing intelligence.

A variant of Quincy, from Latin 'Quinctius,' an ancient Roman family name.

Descendant of Caoinlean; fair-haired

Strong and wise; Irish name suggesting strength and keen intelligence.

Wise, counsel, chief, intelligent

Derived from the Roman name Quintus, meaning 'the fifth' or 'fifth-born.'

Derived from Quinn, possibly meaning 'descendant of Conn' or relating to Irish 'chief' or 'wisdom'.

The fifth; derived from the Latin Quintus

The fifth; derived from Latin 'quintus' referring to the fifth-born child.

Fifth. From Latin 'quintus,' historically given to the fifth son.

Related to Latin 'quintus' meaning 'fifth.' Traditionally indicated the fifth child in birth order.

Fifth

From Latin meaning 'the fifth,' traditionally given to the fifth son in Roman families

Latin name derived from 'Quirites' (Roman citizens) or connected to Quirinus, a Roman god. Represents Roman heritage.

'The recitation'—the Islamic holy scripture, used as a name signifying devotion to Islamic faith.

Arabic name from Qusayy, a significant figure in Islamic tradition.

Arabic name with historical usage among early Islamic families.

Precious, valuable, or distinguished