50 Country Baby Boy Names
by Nameslist
When it comes to naming your baby boy, there are endless possibilities. But if you're looking for something a little more unique, why not try a country-inspired name? There are so many great country baby boy names to choose from, whether you're looking for something traditional or modern. And with so many countries to choose from, the possibilities are endless! To help you get started, we've compiled a list of our favorite country baby boy names. From the United States to Australia, there's sure to be something that catches your eye.
1. Abel
Abel is of Hebrew origin and means "son of Adam". Abel was the second son of Adam and Eve in the Bible. In the Old Testament, Abel was a shepherd who was murdered by his brother Cain. Despite this tragic story, the name Abel has remained popular over the years.
2. Weston
Of English origin, Weston means "west town." It's a strong and handsome name befitting of a future king. Other notable Westons include actor Weston Cage and photographer Edward Weston.
3. Jed
Jed is a strong, masculine name that has a bit of a rugged feel to it. It’s the perfect name for a boy who will grow up to be a man’s man. Jed is also a name with Biblical roots, which may be significant to some parents.
4. Knox
Knox is a strong and masculine name, perfect for a little country boy. This name is of Scottish origin and means "hill". It's a great choice for parents who want something unique but not too out there.
5. Nash
Nash is a strong, handsome name for a baby boy. It's origins are English and Irish, and it means "by the ash tree." Nash is also a popular last name in the United States.
6. Merie
Merie is a lovely name for a baby boy. It has a beautiful meaning of "sea" or "drop of the sea." This name is perfect for a summer baby, or for any baby who will bring joy to your life.
7. Oakley
Oakley is a strong, nature-inspired name for your little country boy. It's the perfect name for a child who will grow up surrounded by trees and wildlife. Oakley is also a popular surname in the United States, so it has a familiar feel to it.
8. Cade
Cade is a solid choice for a baby name, as it has a strong meaning behind it. The name Cade comes from the Old English word "cadh" which means "battle." This makes Cade an ideal name for a boy who will grow up to be strong and independent.
9. Duke
There are many reasons you might choose the name Duke for your baby boy. Perhaps you’re a fan of the Duke basketball team, or maybe you just like the sound of the name.
The name Duke comes from the Latin word for leader, which is fitting since many famous leaders have borne the name.
10. Blaze
Blaze is a great name for a country baby boy. Blaze means "a bright light" or "an ardent supporter".
11. Wade
It’s perfect for a baby boy who will grow up to be a man of the land. The name has an earthy feel to it and is sure to stand out in a crowd.
12. Ross
Ross is also a strong and masculine name, perfect for a little boy who will grow up to be a man.
It has all the makings of a classic country name, from its simple sound to its strong meaning. Plus, it's just plain cute!
13. Chevy
The name Chevy is a diminutive of the word "chevron," which is French for "rafter." The name was popularized in the early 20th century by the Chevrolet automobile company, which used a chevron-shaped logo.Today, the name Chevy is most often associated with the Chevrolet brand of cars.
14. Rhett
Rhett is a strong and handsome name that has southern charm written all over it.
Plus, it doesn’t hurt that Rhett is also the name of one of our favorite country music singers, Thomas Rhett!
15. Wyatt
It has a bit of a rugged feel to it, perfect for a little boy who will one day grow into a strong man. And it's also a popular name in the country music world, making it perfect for a baby boy with southern roots.
16. Landon
Landon is a great name for a baby! It has a strong sound and a nice meaning. The name means "long hill" or "ridge", which is perfect for a little one who will one day be tall and strong. Landon is also a popular name for boys, so your child will have plenty of friends with the same name.
17. Nash
This name has southern charm and a cool, modern vibe.
Nash is a strong name with a lot of personality. It’s also short and easy to pronounce, which makes it ideal for a little one. This name can be used for both boys and girls, but it’s most commonly seen as a boy’s name.
This moniker has roots in English and Irish names like Nathan and Neil. Nash is also a popular surname in the United States.
18. Corey
This name has been around for centuries and has been used by both boys and girls. It's a strong and powerful name, but it also has a gentle and feminine side. It's a versatile name that can be used for any child.
19. Silas
This name has Hebrew origins and means "man of the forest."
20. Johnny
Johnny is a strong, classic name that has been around for generations.
If you’re looking for a name that is both unique and stylish, then Johnny is the perfect choice.
21. Ashley
This name has English origins and means "ash tree clearing."
22. Dallas
This strong and handsome name is of Scottish origin and means "from the meadow dwelling." Dallas is also the name of a large city in Texas, making it a perfect choice for parents who want to honor their southern roots.
23. Atwood
Atwood is derived from the Old English given name Aethelwulf, which means "noble wolf." It was popularized as a first name by the British author and poet Thomas Atwood (1721-1787).
24. Finn
This masculine name comes from the Irish word for "fair," making it a perfect choice for a baby with light hair and blue eyes.
Whether you have Irish ancestry yourself or just love the country's culture, naming your son Finn is a great way to show your appreciation.
25. Bowen
Of Welsh origin, Bowen means “son of Owen.” It’s a popular name in Wales, and it has been steadily gaining popularity in the United States since the early 2000s.
26. Rory
This name is of Irish origin and means "red king."
27. Clayton
Clayton is a strong and masculine name that has Southern charm written all over it.
28. Levi
This name has Hebrew origins and means “joined in harmony.” It’s a strong, handsome name that would suit any little cowboy.
29. Shiloh
In the Bible, Shiloh was a town in Israel that was known as a place of peace and tranquility. For many parents, this is an ideal name for their son, as they hope he will grow up to be a peaceful and kind man.
Another reason parents may choose this name is because of its meaning in Hebrew. Shiloh means "peaceful one" or "he who brings peace." This is a beautiful meaning for a baby boy's name, and it's sure to set him apart from other boys with more common names.
30. Indiana
This name has a strong, rustic feel to it. It also has a bit of an adventurous spirit, perfect for a little boy who loves to explore.
31. Travis
This name has southern charm and a bit of an edgy feel. It's also a strong, masculine name that can be shortened to "Travis" or "Tray."
32. Colton
This name is of English origin and means "coal town."
33. Brock
Badgers are known for being tough, relentless creatures, and so the name Brock suggests a boy who's not afraid of a challenge. It's also a great name for a boy who loves the outdoors, as badgers are often found in wooded areas.
34. Grady
This name has roots in both Irish and English tradition and means "noble." Grady would make a great middle name for a traditional first name like William or Benjamin.
35. Zeke
The name is perfect for a little guy who will one day grow up and work on the farm or ranch. It also has Biblical origins, making it a great choice for parents who want to instill their faith in their child from an early age. And what could be more perfect for a country boy than a name that means "God strengthens"?
36. Hank
It's a simple, one-syllable name that is easy to pronounce and spell. Hank also has a bit of an edgy feel to it, which makes it unique and stylish.
37. Mason
Mason can trace its roots back to both Hebrew and French. In Hebrew, the word "mason" means "to build," while in French it means "stone worker." It's also been used as a surname for centuries.
38. Sawyer
Whether you’re a fan of the TV show “Lost” or just love the sound of this name, Sawyer is a great choice for a country baby boy. This name has roots in both American and English history, making it perfect for any little guy with patriotic parents.
39. Maynard
There are many meaning of the name Maynard. It could be derived from the old Germanic words "magin" meaning " strength" and "hard" meaning "brave, strong". Alternately, it could be from the Latin word "maior" which means "greater". The name Maynard is also thought to be related to the old French word "moyne" meaning "servant".
The name Maynard has been used since the middle ages and was popular during the Victorian era. It fell out of use in the early 20th century but has been gaining popularity again in recent years.
40. Shane
The name is of Irish origin, meaning "God is gracious."
Shane is a popular name in Ireland and has been steadily gaining popularity in the United States in recent years.
41. Keith
Perfect for a little guy who will grow up to be a rough and tumble cowboy. Keith is also a popular Scottish name, so if you have Scottish heritage, this might be the perfect name for your baby boy.
42. Joshua
This name has Hebrew origins and means "the Lord is my salvation." Joshua was also the name of the Biblical leader who led the Israelites into the Promised Land.
43. Elvis
This name is perfect for a boy who is sure to be the center of attention.
44. Bryson
Bryson is a baby boy name of English origin. The meaning of Bryson is "son of Brice."
This name is perfect for a boy who will one day be a leader.
45. Gage
The name Gage is of English origin, and it means "measurer." It's a strong, solid name that has a lot of potential.
46. Earl
Earl is derived from the Old English word eorl, which meant "nobleman" or "warrior." It was originally used as a title for someone of high rank, but eventually became a given name.
47. Leroy
Leroy comes from the French word for "the king,"
48. Tim
Tim is a short, simple name that is easy to pronounce and remember. It also has a strong meaning, as it is derived from the Greek god of time, Chronos.
49. Lyle
Lyle originates from the Scottish surname which was derived from the given name Gaelic Uilleam. The meaning of Lyle is “descendant of William”. It’s a popular name in Scotland, but has also been used in England and Wales.
Lyle has been used as a first name since the 19th century, but it wasn’t until recently that it started to become more popular in the United States.
50. Tucker
This strong yet soft sounding name has English roots and means “one who fulls cloth”. It was originally a surname, but has become increasingly popular as a first name in recent years.
