44 Aramaic Baby Boy Names With Meanings

For modern parents looking for a name that carries depth and historical significance, Aramaic baby boy names rooted in ancient Semitic culture provide a profound and meaningful choice. Aramaic, also known as Assyrian, is a language closely linked to Hebrew and Arabic for centuries. It has stood the test of time, with inscriptions dating back to the 9th and 8th centuries BC. Today, Aramaic is still spoken and is considered a significant part of linguistic heritage (1). The Assyrian people identify themselves mainly using two terms: 'Assyrian' and 'Aramean.' 'Assyrian' is linked to their ethnic connection with the ancient Assyrian people. On the other hand, some individuals belonging to Middle Eastern West Syriac Rite Churches prefer to use the term 'Aramean,' also known as 'Syriac-Aramean.' This identity is associated with the ancient Aramean people, who coexisted as a separate ethnic group alongside the Assyrian empire. As such, by choosing an Aramaic name for your baby boy, you can honor your family's cultural heritage while also giving your child a unique and meaningful name. These names can connect between the past and present, allowing parents to honor their cultural background while embracing contemporary times. These names provide a special chance for parents to give their child a name representing individuality and heritage. For instance, Bartoli, a compelling Aramaic baby boy name, translates to 'son Of Tolmai,' and it's a great way to honor one's heritage and family connections while still having a unique and charming name. Another excellent choice is Tavish, which means 'heaven.' If you like names like these and want to find a similar name for your baby, our collection of Aramaic names can be a great starting point to choose a name that reflects child's strength, wisdom, or cultural heritage. These names will stay with your child throughout their life journey.

Name		Gender	Meaning
Joshua		Boy	God is salvation
Peter		Boy	Rock; Stone
Thaddeus		Unisex	Heart; Courageous
Thomas		Boy	Twin
Zachary		Boy	Yahweh has remembered
Zeke		Boy	God strengthens; May God strengthen
Bane		Boy	Son of consolation; Son of the Prophet; Long-awaited child
Barabbas		Boy	Son of the father
Bart		Boy	Son of Tolmai; Son of the one who abounds in furrows; A variant of the names Barton and Bartholomew
Barth		Boy	Son Of Tolmai; Son of the one who abounds in furrows; A variant of name Barton and Bartholomew.
Barthel		Boy	Son Of Tolmai; Son of the one who abounds in furrows; A variant of name Barton and Bartholomew.
Bartholemew		Boy	Son Of Tolmai; Son of the one who abounds in furrows; A variant of name Barton
Bartholomew		Boy	Son Of Talmai
Bartleby		Boy	Bartholomew's town
Bartoli		Boy	Son of Tolmai; Son of the one who abounds in furrows
Bate		Boy	Norman diminutive of Bartholomew; Son of Talmai
Cephus		Boy	A stone or a rock
Chanan		Boy	A compassionate God
Cleophas		Boy	Husband of a woman who saw Jesus being crucified
Damos		Boy	A King
Gethsemane		Unisex	Estate of Olive tree
Mar		Boy	One who is a Lord
Matthis		Boy	A variant of Matthias; Gift of God
Taddeo		Boy	Italian of thaddeus; A gift of God
Tadeo		Boy	Praise
Tadeusz		Boy	Praised and desired; Gift of god
Tadzio		Boy	Having a heart
Tavarius		Boy	One who has no luck
Tavi		Boy	A form of David; Beloved
Tavis		Unisex	Twin
Tavish		Boy	Son of Tamhas
Thadious		Unisex	Variation of Thaddeus; Gift of god
Thom		Boy	A short form of Thomas; Twin
Thorley		Boy	Thor's meadow
Tom		Boy	A short form of thomas
Tomasz		Boy	A twin; One of the two born children
Tomazin		Boy	One of the child born
Tomias		Boy	One who is born as a twin child
Tommey		Boy	One of the twins; A twin
Tommy		Boy	Derived from Thomas; Twin
Toms		Boy	Latvian version of Tom; Twin
Yahshua		Boy	Yahweh is salvation
Yeshua		Unisex	Savior or God saves
Zafir		Boy	Victorious

Infographic: Exotic Aramaic Baby Boy Names

Aramaic baby boy names are becoming increasingly popular among parents who want to give their children a unique and meaningful name. Aramaic is an ancient language that has influenced many modern languages, including Arabic and Hebrew. Aramaic names are often associated with strength, wisdom, and spirituality. In this infographic, we'll explore some popular Aramaic baby boy names and their meanings, inspiring you to choose the perfect name for your little one.

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