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Gold baby names and what they mean, for gold, yellow, blond, with 42 results. These boy names reached the height of their popularity during the years 1950-1959 (ADOPTION OF 0.25%) and are now much less popular (ADOPTION 0.03%, 87.8%), with names like Kim becoming somewhat dated. Bowie (#982) is the most fashionable birth name in this list, while Crisantos (TOP 45%) and Blan (21%) are popular surnames. Here is the list of Golden names for girls.

Gold names

Alamar - Fulvio | Gilby - Xanthus | Yukon - Zahavi

Alamar - Fulvio

Alamar
Root fr. Arabic word. "Gilded, covered with gold." Alazar is a somewhat popular birth name. Spanish name that also means to .. [Alomar]

Amarillo
Derivative of Spanish word. "Yellow." Amarillo (UPPER 85%), like Agrillo (UPPER 74%), Armadillo (73%), is a popular -illo suffix last name. Place name ..

Aristides
.. statesman during the Golden Age of .. Adoption of Aristides and variants as boys' names in 2018 was up 96.7% compared to 10 years ago. [Aristide, .. 2 more]

Arun

Arun
.. rich hues of gold and rubies. Somewhat common as a birth name, Arun is comparable to the conventional Aron. See also Arran.

Aurelio

Aurelio
Based on Latin. "Golden." Used frequently as boys' names, Aurelo, Aurelio, etc. are pronounced like the familiar Arlo. Spanish form of the family name .. [Oriel, .. 5 more]

Berg
.. "small mountain", Goldberg, "gold mountain", or .. Bers (TOP 83%), Bery (60%) are familiar surnames. [Burgh, Berger, .. 2 more]

Blain

Blain
Derivative of Gaelic element. "Yellow." Blain and forms were favored as baby names in 2001 and are now less popular, with Blaine becoming somewhat dated. Anglicized form of the Gaelic personal .. [Blayne, Blane, .. 2 more]

Bowie

Bowie
Derivative of Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Blond." Bow (UPPER 10%), Bowen (1%) and Bowie (2%) occur often as surnames. Colonel James Bowie, scout and originator .. [Bowen, Bow]

Boyd

Boyd
.. to Gaelic "buidhe", meaning "yellow, blond" .. Usage of Boyd and Boid as boys' names in 2018 was down 3% compared to the year before. [Boid]

Crisanto
Derived fr. Spanish, Greek elements. "Gold flower." Not in popularity charts. Usually refers to a chrysanthemum. [Crizanto, Crizant, Cresento, .. 1 more]

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Gold names: Arun, Aurelio, Blain, Bowie, Boyd

Top 2000 baby names ranking of Gold names: Dewitt, Dwight

Dewitt

Dewitt
From Flemish language. "Blond." Dwight and variants peaked in popularity 68 years ago and have become less common, with Dewitt becoming somewhat dated. Early American statesman DeWitt Clinton. [Witt, .. 1 more]

Dwight

Dwight
From Flemish element. "White or blond." Dwight became more popular in 2018, rising +6 rankings as a children's name to reach #1687. Variant of DeWitt ..

Eldorado
From Spanish. "The golden man." Rare. Eldorado is not listed in the US Census. Place name ..

Elvio
Source fr. Spanish, Latin languages. "Blond." Uncommon as a baby name, but Elvio is similar to the more familiar Elvin. From helvus.

Ermenegildo
.. which may also refer to gold. A birth name that is little-used. [Gildo]

Eurion
Origin fr. Welsh language. "Golden." Sparing use. Eurion is not found in the US Demographics. See also Eron. Masculine form of Euron.

Fargo
.. banking in the gold rush camps .. Not frequently used as a birth name, Fargo is used more often as a surname. See also Largo.

Fingal
.. a byname for blond Norse settlers .. Adoption of Fingal, Finn, etc. as birth names in 2018 was down 0.3% compared to the year before. [Fionghall, Fingall, .. 2 more]

Flavian
Derivative of Latin language. "Yellow hair." Less common today. Flavio was the version last listed (2006) in the Top 2000. Originally a Latin clan name Flā .. [Flawiusz, Flavius, Flavio, Flaviano, Flavelle, .. 2 more]

Fulvio
.. originally described someone with blond hair. Fulvio is seldom adopted as a children's name.

Quick Reference

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

1. Alamar - Fulvio
Alamar [Alomar], Amarillo, Aristides [Ari, Aristide, Aristeides], Arun, Aurelio [Oriel, Aurel, Aurelo, Aureli, Aurelius, Aureliano], Berg [Burg, Burgh, Bergh, Berger], Blain [Blane, Blayne, Blaney, Blaine], Bowie [Bow, Bowen], Boyd [Boid], Crisanto [Crizant, Crizanto, Crisento, Cresento], Dewitt [Witt, Dwight], Dwight, Eldorado, Elvio, Ermenegildo [Gildo], Eurion, Fargo, Fingal [Fin, Finn, Fingall, Fionghall], Flavian [Flavio, Flavius, Flavien, Flawiusz, Flaviano, Flavelle], Fulvio


Gilby [Gillby, Gilbey, Gillbie, Gillbey], Golding [Golden, Goldman], Goldsmith [Goldshmidt, Goldschmidt], Goldwin [Goldwyn, Goldwynn, Goldwinn, Goldewyn, Goldewin], Guildford [Gilford, Guilford], Hari, Hem, Kenyon, Kim, Ladon, Ofir [Ophir, Ofeer], Ophir [Ofir], Orel [Orry, Orel, Oral, Orrel, Oriel], Oro, Orville [Orv, Orvil, Orval, Orvell, Orvelle], Pazel [Paz], Saffron [Saphron, Saffren, Saffran], Savyon [Savion], Taji, Xanthus [Xanthos]


Yukon, Zahavi

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