Rock baby names and what they mean, for rock, stone, with 82 results. These boy names reached the apex of their popularity in 2016 (USAGE OF 2.6%) and have remained as popular to this day (USAGE 2.5%, ▼4%), but with names like Keith going out of style. The most trendy names for newborns here are Oliver (#5), Easton (#66), Winston (#402), Callan (#588) and Langston (#685), while Eastin (TOP 10%) and Callin (57%) are familiar surnames. Here is the list of Rock names for girls.

Alan - Ebenezer

Alan▼
.. the Gaelic "ailin" meaning "little rock" .. Azlan is also a moderately common kid's name. [Alyn, Alun, Alon, Allyn, Alleyn, Allayne, Allain, Alin, .. 17 more]

Alban
.. Celtic word "alp" for "rock, crag" .. Alban (compare Alabran, Amman) is a common -an suffix surname. [Aubin, Albys, Albinet, Albin, Albany, Albain, .. 12 more]

Albion
Root fr. Latin, Celtic elements. "Rock, crag." Albion is unusual as a masculine name, existing regularly (UPPER 89%) as a surname. See also Albinson. Albion is an ancient poetic name ..

Alston
From Old English element. "Elf stone." Alsdon and variants are rarely found as men's names. Also possibly "old stone" or a .. [Allstonn, .. 4 more]

Arley
Also possibly "rock meadow". Place name .. Used somewhat widely as boys' names, Arley, Arleigh, etc. are comparable to the conventional Arlen. [Arly, Arleigh, .. 2 more]

Arthur▼
.. an Irish Gaelic word meaning "stone" .. Prominent, with usage of 0.116% for Arthur, Artturi, etc. as birth names in 2018, higher than 0.108% in 2017. [Arty, Artturi, Artor, Arto, Artie, Arther, Artair, Arrt, .. 9 more]

Athelstan
From Old English word. "Noble stone." Not in Top 2000. Used by Anglo Saxon royalty and ..

Blackstone
Root fr. Old English element. "Black stone." Blackstone is seldom adopted as a baby name. Place name.

Buxton
Derivative of Old English. "Bowing stones." Buxton is rarely used as a boys' name. Transferred use of the surname and ..

Cairn
Stems fr. Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Mound of rocks." Cairn and variants are seldom used as baby names. .. back as the Stone Age, and .. [Kairns, Kairne, Kairn, .. 2 more]

Callan▲
Root fr. Gaelic, Scottish words. "Rock." Somewhat common as children's names, Callan and Cailean are comparable to the popular Collin. .. Scottish surname from "ail" meaning "rock" .. [Cailean]

Carnell
.. memorial made of piled up stones. Carnell and forms were popular with parents 5 decades ago. [Carnelle, Carne]

Carrick
Origin fr. Irish element. "Rock." Not in Top 2000.

Cephas
Derivative of Hebrew language. "Rock." Cephas was popular during 1900-1909. Biblical ..

Chris▼
.. Chris Tucker, Chris Rock; basketball player .. Used frequently as boys' names, Chris, Kris, etc. are similar to the conventional Cyrus. [Kris, .. 2 more]

Craig▼
Derived fr. Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Rock, rocky." Usage of Craig as a boys' name has trended downward since the 1960s. Comes from the word "crag" .. [Kraig, .. 2 more]

Dunstan
Root fr. Old English. "Brown stone; brown hill with stones." Dunlan and Dystan are creative variations. Place name .. [Dunston, Dunstin, Dunsten]

Easton▲
.. meaning "island of stones", or from .. A highly common birth name (#66 IN RECENT RANKINGS), Easton is also used often as a last name. See also Eaton.

Eben
Derivative of Hebrew element. "Stone, rock." Eben, Eban and Ebbie are seldom found as men's names. Also used as nickname for Ebenezer .. [Ebbie, .. 1 more]

Ebenezer
Source fr. Hebrew language. "Stone of help." Adoption of Eben and variants peaked a century ago. .. of a memorial stone set up .. [Evenezer, Ebeneezer, Eb, .. 7 more]