Raven baby names and what they mean, for raven, crow, with 29 results. Usage of these boy names was at its most widespread 4 years ago (ADOPTION OF 0.2%) and has remained as conventional to this day (ADOPTION 0.2%, 7% LESS), but with names like Crawford becoming less fashionable. Corbin (#277), Korbin (#663) and Remington (#245) are three of the more fashionable baby names in this list, while Bartrum (TOP 38%) and Branon (24%) are common last names.

Bartram - Korbin

Bartram
From Scandinavian element. "Bright raven." Bartram (UPPER 8%), like Buttram (UPPER 9%), Bayram (62%), is a common -ram suffix last name. The raven was consecrated to Odin .. [Barthram]

Beltran
.. (Old French, Old German) "bright raven" .. Beltran (TOP 1%), Beltrano (87%) and Bertran (28%) are found often as surnames. [Bertran, .. 1 more]

Bertram▼
From Old French, Old German elements. "Bright, famous raven." Bart, Bertie and Bertrand are commonly used as versions of Bertram. .. Ravens were traditional symbols of wisdom .. [Bertrum, Bertrem, Bertranno, Bertrando, Bertran, Beltrano, Bart, .. 6 more]

Bertrand
Based on Old French, Old German. "Bright raven." Bertrand and forms were popular a century ago. Medieval French variant of Bertram, brought .. [Bertrando]

Brainard
Source fr. Old English. "Courageous raven." Uncommon. Brainard, Braynard, similar to Burnard, end with the unusual masculine-sounding -nard. [Braynard, .. 1 more]

Bram
Root fr. Scottish, Irish, Gaelic languages. "Raven." Not in Top 2000. .. The raven has historically stood for .. [Brann, Bran, .. 1 more]

Bramwell
Based on Old English language. "Raven well." Seldom used as a boys' name, Bramwell is used more conventionally as a last name. Place name .. [Branwyll, Bramwel, .. 4 more]

Branley
Root fr. Old English language. "Raven meadow." Rare as children's names, but Branley, Branlie, etc. are comparable to the more common Bradley. Place name. [Branly, .. 3 more]

Brannon
An elaboration of "bran", meaning "raven". Used somewhat widely as baby names, Branna, Brannon, etc. sound like the popular Brain. [Brannen, .. 1 more]

Corbett
Stems fr. Norman French word. "Young crow." Less popular today. Corbett and Corby were variants last found (the 1970s) in the Top 2000. [Corby, Corbet]

Corbin▲
.. a nickname meaning "crow" in Anglo .. Corbin, Corbyn, Cory, Korbin and Korbyn were Top birth names in 2018. [Korbyn, Cory, Corbie, Corbett, Corbet, .. 7 more]

Corbinian
Derivative of Latin. "Crow, raven." Not in Top 2000. From "corvus" ..

Corvin
Derived fr. Latin language. "Raven." Corvin is scarcely used as a masculine name, existing often (TOP 15%) as a surname. See also Corin. From Corvinus.

Crawford▼
Stems fr. Old English word. "Ford of the crows." Less used today. Crawford was the variation last appearing (1960-1969) in the Top 2000. Place name. [Crawfurd]

Draven
.. in the movie "The Crow" (1994). Draven became less trendy last year, falling -65 positions as a baby name to reach #954. See also Daven.

Fay▼
Derivative of Irish, Gaelic language. "Raven." Usage of Fay as a boys' name has dwindled circa 1890-1899. [Fayette, .. 1 more]

Fechin
Derivative of Irish language. "Raven." Fachin and Fichin are creative variations. From fiach .. [Feichin]

Fiachra
.. meaning "hunt" or "raven", and rí .. Rarely used as a birth name. [Fiacre]

Ingram
Derived fr. Scandinavian, Old English. "Raven of peace; raven of Anglia." Moderately unusual as a children's name, Ingram is found more frequently as a last name. [Yngraham, .. 5 more]

Korbin▲
"Raven haired." Adoption of Korbin and Korbyn as baby names in 2018 was 3.8% less than 2017. See also Corbin. [Korbyn]