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Aarrikk (pronounced ‘Eric’)
Abinadi
Abu (yes, same as the monkey in ‘Aladdin’; Caucasian family)
Achilles ( I was sad that the family’s last name was not ‘Hill’)
Adelbert
Adeshola Damilola Fukulojo (full name of a physician I encountered)
Adhvik (Caucasian family)
Adonai
Aeryn (pronounced the same as ‘Aaron’)
Aisen
Ajax
Alaska (friendly clerk at U-haul in Provo)
Albion
Aldo
Alexzander
Algernon (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Alryric (pronounced ‘al-rear-ick’)
Ames
Ammaron
Amulek
Amyas (pronounced ‘am-EYE-us’)
Anakin Sky Walker (first, middle, and last names)
Angel Moroni
Angus
Apple
Appleton
Arbor
Archer
Aric
Arley
Arlo
Arson (has a brother named Manson)
Asay (ay-see)
Asher
Ashyr
Aspy
Assoul (so unkind, similar to Shi-Thead)
Aster Bright
Athel
Atlas ( he was 17 years old, and was a computer nerd with skinny arms and legs )
Atticus
Awstyn
Axeson
Axle
Axis
Axton
Axum
Aylen
Azrom (a male relative of Wilford Woodruff)
Azrikam (Caucasian family, Azrikam is found in 1 Chronicles 3:23, they called him “Azzy”)
Azure

B – B – B – B – B – B – B – B

Bach
Banks
Banx
Banyon
Barr
Bash
Bashtyn
Baylian (pronounced ‘bay-lun’)
Bear
Beauden (pronounced ‘boe-den’)
Beauen (pronounced the same as ‘Bowen’)
Beckett Zealand (first and middle names, dad served his LDS mission in New Zealand)
Beecher
Behr (pronounced ‘bear’)
Bennett
Bentlee
Berger
Berna (his mother’s maiden name was Berna, so they decided to give that name to their son as his first name)
Bhrox
Blake Powell Rose (fairly close to the name of a famous man-made lake in southeast Utah)
Blaize (last name was ‘Down’)
Blayze
Blaze
Blazer
Blitch *
Blythe
Boaz (“…and don’t call him ‘Bo’, because his name is Boaz”)
Bobcat
Bohdi (pronounced ‘boh-dee’)
Boone
Boreal
Boston
Bowman
Boy
Brace
Branch (he has a brother named Bryk)
Brandon Iron Taylor
Bratten
Breckan
Breed
Bregan
Brek
Brenemen
Brexton
Brick
Brick (and his last name is Wood)
Brickton
Brig
Brigden
Briggs
Brighton
Brikon
Brikson
Brindon
Bristen
Brixton
Brocton
Broden
Broder
Brock Lee (1st & last name, middle initial is E.)
Brogden (pronounced with a long O sound)
Browen
Brownell
Brownie (given name, his father’s name was Brownie, and they named a son Brownie)
Brox
Bryk (pronounced ‘brick’; he has a brother named Branch)
Brynnen\
Brytan
Brighton
Buckwheat
Bulletin
Burkley
Burr
Burtis
Bus
Buster

C – C – C – C – C – C – C – C

Caboose (hopeful thinking?)
Cache
Cactus
Cain
Callahan
Callum
Calum
Calves (pronounced ‘kal-vuss’, not ‘kavs’, as in baby cows)
Camm Merwin (first and middle names)
Cannon Ball (first and middle names of a Utah County lad)
Canyon
Card
Carwin
Cashley
Cashus True (first and middle name)
Catcher
Cayman (a ‘grand’ name indeed!)
Cazsen (pronounced ‘kay-zuhn’)
Cedar
Champ
Chance
Chancellor
Channing
Chaos (doesn’t bode well for his teenage years)
Chase A. Fox (first name, middle initial, last name)
Chestin Arms (first and last name)
Chick
China
Chock
Chris P. Bacon (sound it out; true story)
Chuy (pronounced ‘chewy’; Caucasian family, not oriental)
City Lee (first and last name)
Cleathy (pronounced ‘klee-thee’)
Cleiton (pronounced the same as ‘Clayton’)
Clement
Clovice (pronounced ‘kloh-VEES’)
Clovis
Clutch
Coalman
Cocaine (I do not make these names up)
Code (pronounced ‘code’ as in Morse Code, not Cody, as in Wyoming)
Colby Jack Blue (3 cheeses)
Colmar
Colson
Coltrin
Columbia
Columbus
Commodore
Con
Copelin
Corbin
Cornwell
Corver
Cosme
Cosmo Sunny
Cougar
Cove
Covid (this name became popular in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 viral epidemic. A set of twins born in May 2020 were named Covid and Corona)
Cowan
Crash *
Creed
Crew Shull (Shull was the last name)
Crozier
Crucifer
Cruise
Cy (pronounced ‘sigh’)
Cynch (pronounced ‘sinch’) *
Cypress Quill (first and middle names, the mother said she ‘liked outdoor things’)
Czar

D – D – D – D – D – D – D – D

Dagen (middle Tazz)
Dakotah
Dalestyn (named after his two grandfathers, Dale and Stein)
Damarian
Damascus (possible nicknames are Dam and Cuss) *
Danger
Danylo
Darth (he was born during the Star Wars frenzy, and he named his first son Luke)
Dash
Dashiell
Daxton
Daynen
Deablo (pronounced the same as ‘Diablo’ in Spanish)
Declan
Dee (last name is Frost!)
Deegen
Dehyren (pronounced the same as Darian)
Dekyn
Delas
Delmer
Delno
Delvinius
Demoyne
Denali
Derlin
Dewart
Dezmon
Diamond
Diesel
Djaryd (pronounced the same as ‘Jared’)
Doc (not a nickname, but the full and complete first name)
Dodge
Dodger
Domer
Dominion
Domino
Domynyk (a variant of Dominique)
Dragon
Dragon Slayer
Drake
Dravin (dray-ven)
Dravo Ovard (first name is last name spelled backwards, palindromic)
Draycon
Drayden
Dre (pronounced Dray, named after a rapper)
Dream
Dremlie
Dresden
Drewry
Driggs
Dubs
Duree (pronounced ‘duh-REE’)
Durran
Dusty Rhodes (first and last names)
Dyle

E- E – E – E – E – E – E – E

Earthside
Edge
Edrin
Edson (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Edwel
Either
Eksayn
Elial
Eligia (pronounced the same as Elijah)
Elihu McCoy (first and middle names, first name pronounced ‘ell-i-hugh’)
Eliphalet
Emer
Emrys (pronounced ’em-uh-ris’)
Ender
Enzo
Ernal (he is from Price, not Vernal)
Espn (pronounced es-pin)
Ever
Everest
Exodus

F – F – F – F – F – F – F – F

Fagan
Faldine
Farrow
Fenix
Fenwick
Ferman
Fettie
Fetty
Fife
Finn
Finneas
Finnegan
Fjoryn (Caucasian, English-speaking parents)
Fleet
Flint
Flynn
Foraker
Ford
Fortune
Foxxx (yes, three x’s)
Frank John George William Crump (first name, three middle names, and last name)
Fredson
Freelove
Frosty Berg (first and last names)

G – G – G – G – G – G – G – G

Gable
Gaius
Gamble Lynn Money
Gander (has a twin brother named Mallard)
Garian
Garion
Ga’Quincy (he is a college football player, and his nickname is Kool-aid)
Gate
Gatlin
Gaynard
Gedge (this was his mother’s maiden name, and the parents thought it would be a great first name)
Gee (yes, this is his given name)
Gehrick
Gideon
Gig
Giovaughni Hawk Isaiah (unique spelling of Giovanni, first name and 2 middle names)
Glacier
Glenmore
Godfrey
Goliath
Grandson (yes, true story)
Grizzlee
Grizzley (nickname is ‘Grizz’)
Gus Dustin (first and middle names)

H – H – H – H – H – H – H – H

Haaken
Haigen
Halt (he has sisters name Vaden and Ketta)
Hamlet
Hanneman
Harvard
Harvee
Harvell
Hawke Kai (first and middle names)
Haydynn
Hayse
Hayze Zeus
Haze
Hazen
Heman (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Hemi
Hennacey
Henrik
Henry and Finley (brothers)
Herby Bruno (first and middle names)
Hero Rising (first and last names)
Heston
Hestyn
Heth
Hilton
Hily
Hogan
Holden
Holland
Holstyn
Horizon
Houghston (pronounced the same as Houston)
Hudson Huckleberry Rice (they will call him “Huck”)
Huxton Colt (first and middle names)
Hyde (he has a brother named Jekyll, true story)
Hy Hills (first and last name)

I – I – I – I – I – I – I – I – I

Ihop
Ilius (ill-ee-us, I didn’t tell the parents that ‘ileus’ is the cessation of bowel function, in medical parlance)
Indy
Innocent
Iskander
Isyah (pronounced the same as ‘Isaiah’)
Iver
Izaiah (pronounced the same as ‘Isaiah’)

J – J – J – J – J – J – J – J

Jacek
Jack Russell (first and middle names, same as the breed of terrier)
Jaedin
Jagger
Jaggz (pronounced ‘jags’)
Jahziel
Jalen
Jam
Jamarley
Jance
Jaquith
Jareth Alley
Jarney (pronounced the same as ‘journey’)
Jashawn
Javelin (has sisters named Jamaica and Jerusha)
Javion
Jaxsen
Jaxton Brek (first and middle names)
Jaxxen
Jaxxon
Jaycek (pronounced ‘jay-suck’)
Jayceon (pronounced the same as Jason)
Jayvinth
Jedi (as in Star Wars )
Jeffan
Jekyll (he has a brother named Hyde, true story)
Jeramia
Jerymia
Jeshaun
Jett
Jirayi (pronounced the same as ‘jury’)
J’Mario
Joerdan (pronounced similar to ‘Jordan’)
Johrdin (pronounced similar to ‘Jordan’)
Jory
Jubalaine (pronounced ‘jew-buh-lane’)
Jude
Juel (pronounced the same as ‘jewel’, unique name for a boy)
Juke
Justin Time (first and middle names)
Justus (pronounced similar to Justice)

K – K – K – K – K – K – K – K

Kache
Kaddince (pronounced ‘KAD-inz’, not ‘cadence’)
Kadenze
Kaelton (dad wanted a ‘Celtic’ name so he made this one up)
Kai
Kailor
Kamdyn
Kanon
Kanu (pronounced the same as ‘Canoe’)
Kanyon
Kaos (pronounced the same as ‘chaos’; he has a brother named ‘Mayhem’)
Karimme (pronounced ‘kuh-REEM’)
Karuna
Kash
Kashe
Kashton
Kason
Kasyn
Kaulin
Kavyn
Kayler
Kedarius
Kedon (pronounced ‘kee-duhn’)
Kedryn
Keetun
Keller
Kelton
Kenson
Kew
Key
Keylor
Kaiser
Killian
King
Kingsley
Kingston
Klaus
Kloden
Knestor
Knighton
Knikolis (he was born in December and mom thought this was a clever way to celebrate the holiday season)
Koben
Kodell
Kohen
Korman (pronounced the same as ‘Corpsman’, as in the Marine Corps)
Kotter
Kovid (this name became trendy in 2020 during the height of the Corona virus [COVID-19] viral epidemic)
Krashe
Krayton
Kreed
Kregg
Krew
Kwig
Kyden
Kylo
Kymani (Caucasian couple)
Kyren
Kyston (he has a sibling named ‘Ryston’)
Kyzer

L – L – L – L – L – L – L – L

Lachoneus (3 Nephi 1:1)
Lafayette
Laith (mother’s name was LaDon, dad’s name was Keith, thus…)
LaJohntay
Lamoyne
Laross
Lash
Laszlo
LaTraya
Leander
Ledge
Leearl (pronounced ‘lee-earl’)
Legend (full name is Legend Russell Presley Banks)
Legend Mercutio Bingham (they later changed Mercutio to Kingston because no one could pronounce Mercutio)
Lego
Leighton
Lennox
Lenox
Leofwin (Caucasian young boy, pronounced ‘LAY-fwin’)
Leonidus
LeRoi
<ter (This is a true story. The man’s given name was the symbol meaning ‘less than’ following by ‘ter’. His name was pronounced Lester. His birth certificate showed ‘<ter’)
Levin (rhymes with seven)
Leyson (pronounced ‘LAY-suhn’)
Linkin (pronounced like Lincoln)
Lipschitz (the last name of a plastic surgeon I encountered)
Livier (no, not Liver, but Livier)
Lock
Locke
Lockland (nicknamed “Lockie”)
Longstreet
Loric
Loser (has an older brother named Winner)
Loxley
Lucifer
Lucky
Lucky Blue (first and middle name)
Lumen
Luxe
Lykota Kirk (first and middle name)
Lynnville
Lyric
Lyriq
Lysander

M – M – M – M – M – M – M – M

Macklane
Mackray
Macoy
Maddek
Magnus
Magnusson
Major
Makaijah (pronounced ‘muh-kay-jah’)
Makinly
Makoy
Malin
Mallard (has a twin brother named Gander)
Man
Manassah
Manasseh
Manhattan (his nickname is Manny)
Manix
Manly
Manson (has a brother named Arson)
March (he has a sister named April)
Marlow
Martavius
Masterton
Matrix
Mattix Lavon (first and middle name)
Maverick
Maverik
Mavrek
Maximo (he looked more like a Minimo)
Maxwell
Mayhem (he has a brother named ‘Kaos’)
Maylin
Maynor
McKoy
McQwade
Mehki (pronounced ‘muh-kye’)
Menly (no, he does not have a sister named Womenly)
Meshach
Michle (pronounced the same as ‘Michael’)
Miclo (pronounced ‘mick-low’)
Mikaiel (unique spelling of ‘Michael’)
Millenium
Miller
Milo
Miner
Mohrland
Mokey
Mons
Montana
Montague (pronounced ‘mon-tug-yew’)
Moriancumr (father’s name is Mahonri, and uncle’s name is Moroni)
Moxen
Murdock
Murphy

N – N – N – N – N – N – N – N

Naphtali (as in the tribe of Israel)
Nash
Navy
Nayson
Nazareth (he has a twin sister named Galilee)
Nelton
Nickel
Nik
Noble Justice (first and middle names, has a brother named Regal Worth)
Nymphus

O – O – O – O – O – O – O – O

Oak
Oakland
Oakley
Oaks
Oather
Obama Wah (first and last names)
Obert
Oceane (uncertain as to Pacific, Atlantic, or Indian; unusual spelling for ocean)
Octavius
Odin
Odio
Ollie
Orange
Orion
Orzello
Otho (pronounced ‘OH-thoh’)
Othon (pronounced ‘OH-thon’)
Owin
Ozem (Wilford Woodruff’s brother)
Owin

P – P – P – P – P – P – P – P

Payce
Peregrine (brother of my 10th great-grandfather; his brother was named Resolved)
Perth
Pharaoh
Phoenix Orion
Philandro
Pirate
Pison Evan Ellis (pronounced ‘PEE-sohn’; notice the initials)
Pony Church Walker
Preetayaan (pronounced ‘pree-tye-ohn’, Caucasian family, they called this little boy ‘Ion’)
Prentice
Preserved (the brother of Martin Harris)
Primus
Ptolian
Pyrate (pronounced the same as Pirate)
Pyston (his junior high years could be rough)
Pythion (wow!)

Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q – Q

Qaelyx (pronounced ‘kay-lix’)
Quake
Que (pronounced ‘kew’)
Quebert
Questin
Quig
Quin

R – R – R – R – R – R – R – R

Race
Radames
Radar
Raife
Rallet
Rally (he has a sister named ‘Axl’)
Ramses
Rance
Random
Ransom
Raptor
Raven
Rawl
Rawlings
Rayce
Reason
Redge
Regal Worth (first and middle names, has a brother named Noble Justice)
Remington Buckmaster
Remzley
Resolved (my 10th great-grandfather; he had a younger brother named Peregrine)
Reynolds
Rhyett (pronounced ‘riot’)
Ricochet
Ridge
Ridley
Rigdon
Riggins
Rigley
Rileigh (pronounced the same as Riley)
Riot
River
R L (That was his given name – just 2 letters. The R and the L did not stand for names or anything else.)
Rocket
Rockwell
Roczyn (his nickname is Rocks)
Roen
Roman Wallace Mertlich
Rome
Rope
Routesixtysix
Rowdee
Roxas
RtwoDtwo
Ruger Smack
Ruggles
Runyon
Rustin
Ruston
Rusty Gates (first and last name)
Ryat (pronounced as Riot)
Ryatt (see above)
Rydder
Rydley
Ryker
Ryson
Ryston (he has a sibling named ‘Kyston’)

S – S – S – S – S – S – S – S

Saber
Sage
Salem
Samson
Sander
Sansom
Savensky
Savyon (pronounced ‘SAV-ee-on’ )
Saxon
Schofield
Schuyler (pronounced the same as Skyler)
Scotland
Seek
Selah (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Selvoy
Semond (see-mun)
Seneca
Sevyn (same as 7)
Shadrack
Shamus (SHAY-muss)
Shann (pronounced the same as Shaun)
Sheduern (‘shuh-DERN’)
Shefton
Shem
Sheridan
Sherlock
Sherrell (pronounced ‘shuh-RELL’)
Shris (70 year old man)
Simonds (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Skyelr (pronounced the same as Skyler)
Skyhorse
Skyy (yes, double y)
Slith
Snaux (snow)
Solomon Iskander (first and middle names, Caucasian baby)
Sport
Spryntlyne (pronounced ‘sprint-linn’)
Squallie
SSSST (four S’s plus a T = four-ess-tuh = pronounced similar to Forest)
Statham (stay-thumb)
Staynor
Stedan (the father’s name was Steven and the mother’s name was Danielle, so…)
Steel
Steele Hammar (first and last name)
Stinson
Stockton
Strong
Sullivan
Superstar Five
Sway
Swift
Switch Blade (first and middle names)
Sydny
Sylvanus

T – T – T – T – T – T – T – T

Taber
Tacker
Taesyn
Tahovi (pronounced tah-vee, Caucasian couple, “made it up”, wanted unique name)
Taij
Taj (as in Taj Mahal)
Talley
Tallon
Talon
Tane
Taos
Targhee
Tariq
Tarlton
Tasman
Tatham
Taydem
Taylin
Taygun
Taysom
Tayton
Taz
Tazrik (has a brother named Thaxton)
Teague (pronounced ‘teeg’)
Teancum
Teegan
Tekoda
Teus (pronounced ‘tay-uss’)
Thatcher
Thaxton (has a brother named Tazrik)
Thayre
Theon
Thiago
Thirteen (too bad he is not the brother of Sevyn)
Thornel
Thornton
Thunder Storm Cloud (first, middle, and last names; a white Caucasian male)
Tiberias (‘Tibbs’ is his nickname)
Tipton (parents saw it on a headstone)
Timber Wolf Billings
Titan
Titus
Tobias-Xavier (full first name)
Toj
Toland (a combination of Todd and Roland)
Topher
Trance
Trasen
Trashcan (pronounced ‘truh-shon’. Yes, the spelling is correct!)
Trason
Trayson
Trayten
Trayton
Treyden
Trilyon (pronounced the same as ‘trillion’)
Tru
Truxon
Tryton
Tucker Fuddpucker (full name was T. Tucker Fuddpucker, acquaintance of Charlie Rudd)
Tuff
Tymber
Tyme (first name is Tyme, last name is Traveller, true story)
Tyne
Tyren
Tytan Jay
Tyzac
Tykel

U – U – U – U – U – U – U – U

Uppson Downs (a police officer)

V – V – V – V – V – V – V – V

Valdo (younger brother of Ezra Taft Benson)
Valor
Valton (an elderly gentleman)
Vandal
Vardell
Verdon
Vernal
Vernald
Vester
Vial (pronounced Val)
Victory
Viggo (Caucasian family, not an Italian family)
Volco (a younger brother of Ezra Taft Benson)
Vosco

W – W – W – W – W – W – W – W

Wacey
Wake
Wallice
Wandle
Waycen
Wayning Morningstar (first and middle name)
Weeks
Welcomestar (he was born on Christmas day)
Wellington
Wells
Wenlock
Wharey
Wheeler (Doctrine and Covenants section 52)
Whip
Whisper River
Wild
Winner (has a younger brother named Loser)
Woodley
Woodson
Wycliffe

X – X – X – X – X – X – X – X

Xackery (pronounced the same as Zachary)
Xander
Xzander
Xavyn Demetrius
Xoxo (pronounced ‘zoh-zoh’)

Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y – Y

Yahosh
Yamajesty
York

Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z – Z

Zackree
Zadock
Zainab
Zakaryas
Zakery
Zalmon
Zan
Zander
Zared
Zarek
Zaven
Zayden
Zealand
Zeca
Zeezrom
Zen
Zenas
Zeniff
Zeon (‘ZEE-ohn’)
Zeus
Zeynor (‘zay-ner’)
Ziggy
Zimry
Zion
Zodiak
Zordan (dad wanted Jordan and mom wanted a “Z” name, thus…)
Zuko
Zyien (pronounced the same as ‘Zion’)

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