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Blessed baby names and what they mean, for blessed, fortunate, lucky, blessing, with 39 results. Usage of these boy names is at its most widespread presently (USAGE OF 0.7%), except for names like Ben which have become less in vogue. The most fashionable baby names in this list are Asher (#47), Benedict (#981), Felix (#231), Israel (#241) and Jedidiah (#704), while Ashar (TOP 82%) and Felux (99%) are common last names. Here is the list of Blessed names for girls.

Blessed names

Asad - Gwyn | Gwynedd - Zelig

Asad - Gwyn

Asad

Asad
Origin fr. Arabic language. "More fortunate." Ayad is also a slightly favored boys' name. [Assad, Asaad]

Asher

Asher
.. of Jacob, was blessed with abundance .. Asher (cf. Auther, Arther) is a common -her suffix last name. [Asser, .. 1 more]

Ayman

Ayman
Origin fr. Arabic element. "Lucky, fortunate." Ayman and Aymeen became more popular in 2018, rising +150 positions as boys' names with Ayman leading the rise. In some Arabic dialects, the name .. [Aymeen]

Barack
Stems fr. Hebrew, Swahili, African elements. "Blessing." Barack, like the similar-sounding Brick, exists more often as a surname. Biblical .. [Barrak, .. 1 more]

Baruch
Root fr. Hebrew. "Blessed." Barouch, Barich are common surnames. Biblical .. [Boruch, Baruj, .. 1 more]

Beattie
From Irish, Gaelic, Latin elements. "Blessed." Beattie, Beatty, etc. are unusual as baby names. Masculine form of Beatrice. [Beaty, Beatty, Beatie]

Ben

Ben
.. Baruch, meaning "son of the blessed" .. Usage of Ben and variants as boys' names in 2018 was 14.6% more than a decade ago. [Benny, Benji, .. 4 more]

Benedict

Benedict
Source fr. Latin word. "Blessed." Benedict has become increasingly popular as a birth name since 1991. From Church Latin Benedictus .. [Venedictos, Bent, Bennito, Benedictus, Benedictos, .. 18 more]

Boniface
Root fr. Latin element. "Fortunate, auspicious." Bonifacius and variants were popular as birth names in the 1920s. [Bonifacy, Bonifacius, Boni, Bonfecio, .. 1 more]

Caerwyn
Root fr. Welsh word. "Love, fair, blessed." Caerian and Caerne are creative forms. See also Corwyn. A respelling of Carwyn, though it ..

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Blessed names: Asad, Asher, Ayman, Ben, Benedict

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Blessed names: Dexter, Elwyn, Felix

Carwyn
Stems fr. Welsh word. "Love, fair, blessed." Carwyn and Caerwyn are rarely used as birth names. Carwen is the female form. [Caerwyn]

Dexter

Dexter
From Latin, Old English words. "Right handed, fortunate; woman who dyes." Dexy and variants were popular with parents in 2012 and are almost as common now. Originally from Greek dexi meaning "worship" .. [Dexy, Dexton, Dex]

Eilwyn
.. wyn meaning "white, fair, blessed, holy". A baby name that is not broadly used. See also Elwin.

Eirwyn
Source fr. Welsh. "Blessed snow." Eirwyn is not often adopted as a children's name. See also Eirian. .. wyn meaning "white, fair, blessed, holy".

Elwyn

Elwyn
Stems fr. Gaelic, Welsh languages. "White, fair, blessed, holy." Adoption of Elwin and forms was common among parents a century ago. Of uncertain origin, influenced by Welsh .. [Elwynn, Elwin]

Eyolf
Derivative of Norwegian element. "Lucky wolf." Outside Top 2000. [Eyulf]

Faust
Derived fr. Latin word. "Lucky, fortunate." A children's name that is little-used, Faust occurs more conventionally as a surname. .. added Felix "happy, fortunate" to his .. [Faustus, Faustin, .. 2 more]

Felix

Felix
Origin fr. Latin language. "Happy, lucky." Usage of Felix and variants as boys' names in 2018 was up a lot compared to a decade ago. Masculine of Felicity .. [Pelike, Felyx, Feliks, Felike, Felicio, Feliciano, Felic, .. 5 more]

Fortune
Derivative of Old French. "Lucky." Less common today. Fortunato was the version last recorded (1920-1929) in the Top 2000. Fortino (for TEEN oh) is the .. [Fortuny, Fortunio, Fortunatus, Fortunato, .. 1 more]

Gwyn
From Welsh. "Fair, white blessed, holy." A boys' name which is little-used, Gwyn is used more frequently as a surname. From (g)wyn .. [Wyn, Gwynn, Gwin, Guinn, .. 2 more]

Quick Reference

Summary Index of Blessed names [and variants] for boys.

1. Asad - Gwyn
Asad [Assad, Asaad], Asher [Ash, Asser], Ayman [Aymeen], Barack [Barak, Barrak], Baruch [Baruj, Boruch, Baruchi], Beattie [Beaty, Beatty, Beatie], Ben [Benn, Benny, Benne, Benjy, Benji, Bennie], Benedict [Bent, Bennt, Benoit, Bennie, Bennet, Bennito, Bennett, Venedictos, ..], Boniface [Boni, Bonifacy, Bonfecio, Bonifacio, Bonifacius], Caerwyn, Carwyn [Caerwyn], Dexter [Dex, Dexy, Dexton], Eilwyn, Eirwyn, Elwyn [Elwin, Elwynn], Eyolf [Eyulf], Faust [Fausto, Faustus, Faustin, Faustino], Felix [Felyx, Pelike, Feliks, Felike, Felizio, Felicks, Felicio, Fleicien, ..], Fortune [Fortuny, Fortino, Fortunio, Fortunato, Fortunatus], Gwyn [Wyn, Gwin, Gwynn, Gwinn, Guinn, Gwynedd]


Gwynedd, Israel [Yisrael], Janna [Jannai], Jedidiah [Jed, Jedd, Jedediah, Jedadiah], Keitaro, Lucky, Luke [Luck, Lukas, Lucky, Lucio, Lukacs, Lucius, Lucien, Lucian, ..], Makarios [Makar, Makary, Makari, Makario, Mackario, Makkarios, Mackarios, Maccarios, ..], Meged, Odilo [Odile, Ottild, Otildo, Odilon, Odilio, Ottildo], Omar [Omer, Omarr], Prosper [Prospero, Prosperus], Seeley [Seely, Seelye, Sealey], Selig [Zelig, Seligman, Seligmann], Shiva, Verdell [Vernell], Wyn, Zahir [Zahur, Zayyir, Zaheer], Zelig [Zelik, Selig, Zeligman]

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