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Baby Boy Names Ending in –en and -an

Written by Tracy McGinnis

Several baby boy names ending in –en or –an are predicted to be trendy for 2010, while some have been on top 100 baby name lists for years. Whether you’re looking for a name that ends specifically in “en” or has the sound “n” you have many to choose from.

cute baby boy When you’re searching for the perfect baby name, one of the questions you’ll ask yourself if “how does it sound with…” Chances are you’ll play around with how the name sounds alongside a middle or last name. You’ll think about whether it rolls off your tongue easily or leaves it all tied up.

Whether it’s a family name being passed down or a name you associate with a specific time or place in your life. Whatever factors you take into consideration one thing is certain – you’ll want a name that sounds pleasant, easy to pronounce, and blends well with the a middle or last name.

The way your baby name sounds has a lot to do with the spelling you choose, how many syllables it has, and what type of suffix it ends in. The suffix “en” has always been a popular choice for short and longer names and works for both boy and girl names.

One Syllable Baby Names Ending with “en”

One syllable names tend to flow easier with other names, are easy to remember, and spell. For additional benefits of one syllable baby names check out our list of short and sweet baby names.

Glenn
Owen
Ben
Len
Ken

Popular Boy Baby Names Ending in “en”

According to the Social Security Administration’s list of top 100 baby names for 2008, several included the “en” ending, while even more end with the “n” sound. For boys Jayden ranked 11th on the list. Other “en” list makers for boys included: Aiden, Owen, Hayden, Jaden, Ayden, Caden.

Check out here the entire list of top 100 baby names from the Social Security Administration.

More Boys’ Names Ending with “en”

Abren
Acwellen
Ahsen
Alden
Aisen
Aizen
Ansen
Arden
Arsen
Aysen
Belden
Bergen
Braden
Camden
Corren
Cullen
Dasen
Dorren
Draven
Ebben
Elden
Ensen
Garsten
Holden
Hayden
Ideen
Illsen
Irven
Izen
Jaden
Jansen
Jaren
Jensen
Josen
Karsten
Kellen
Kiesen
Kysen
Laren
Lowen
Olsen
Orsen
Orsen
Soren
Tiesen
Wilsen
Wysen
Yasen

Some names work for boy and girls, while other include various meanings, origins and alternate spellings. Check out our Advanced Baby Name search to help narrow your choices.

Names Ending with “N” Sound

There are other names that end with an “n” sound, but not necessarily an “en” ending. You may consider swapping out letters for “en”, just be sure your alternative spelling doesn’t cause more confusion for people to pronounce and spell later on. Also keep in mind that changing even one letter may change the meaning and origin of that name, as well as make it applicable for both boys and girls.

Some examples of adding “en” include: Alan to Allen or Austin to Austen. Below are some additional boy names ending with the “n” where you may want to consider changing the spelling to include an “en.”

Boy Baby Names with “N” sound

Torin
Benson
Colton
Corbyn
Devin
Jordan
Adrian
Samson
Hudson
Payton
Ryan
Ashton
Brandon
Branson
Brendan
Benjamin
Ethan
Justin
Kevin
Aidan
Bevan
Baron
Branson
Brennan
Bryson
Byron
Caron
Carson
Christian
Clayton
Clinton
Declan
Ian
Colin
Colman
Colton
Conan
Corbin
Damon
Darian
Davin
Dawson
Dayton
Deon
Dillion
Dorian
Duncan
Dustin
Dylan
Easton
Elton
Ethan
Evan
Gavin
Grayson
Harrison
Griffin
Jackson
Jordan
Keaton
Keenan
Kieran
Kingston
Landon
Logan
Mason
Morgan
Fabian
Finnian
Nathan
Nolan
Paxton
Peyton
Quentin
Stetson
Edison
Timon
Trenton
Tristan
Tyson
Weston
Sebastian
Truman
Greyson
Ronan
Rowan
Roman
Brogan