Sagittarius boys names
| Symbol: | The Archer: bow and arrow, centaur |
| Planet: | Jupiter: benevolent, large, abundant, wise, free, spiritual |
| Timing: | Autumn/winter: months of November and December |
| Element: | Fire: bright, hopeful, warm |
| Quality: | Mutable: adaptable, can change easily |
| Traits: | Optimistic, philosophical, humanitarian |
| Appearance: | Large bodied, strong |
| Other links: | Traveller, foreign lands, pilgrim, sage; horses |
Names for Sagittarius Boys
| Name | Origin | Meaning |
| Ahearn Ahern |
Irish Gaelic | lord of the horses |
| Archer | Old English | bowman, archer |
| Archibald | Teutonic | bold archer |
| Asher | Hebrew | the happy or fortunate one |
| Bevan | Welsh | an archer |
| Boniface | Spanish | doing of good, benefactor |
| Cato | Latin | the wise one |
| Christopher | Greek | patron saint of travellers |
| Connell | Irish Gaelic | wise chief |
| Cuthbert | Old English | brilliant wisdom, splendour |
| Dewar | pilgrim | |
| Doran | Irish Gaelic | a wanderer |
| Ellis | English | benevolent |
| Emanuel Emmanuel |
Hebrew | God is with us |
| Erland | Old Norse | a foreigner |
| Errol | Scottish | wandering |
| Esmond | Old English | the gracious protector |
| Felix | Latin | fortunate or lucky |
| Felipe Fillippo |
Spanish | a lover of horses |
| Ferdinand | Teutonic | prepared for the journey |
| Fletcher | Old French | maker of arrows |
| Francis Francisco Frank |
Latin | from France, free man |
| Galloway | Gaelic | foreigner |
| Guy | Teutonic | a guide |
| Hubert | Teutonic | bright, |
| Hugh | English | thinker |
| Humberto | Spanish | brilliant |
| Ibsen | Teutonic | the son of the archer |
| Isaac | Hebrew | laughter |
| Isaiah | Hebrew | the Lord is his salvation |
| Ivor | Old Norse | archer, bowman |
| Jeremy | Hebrew | exalted of God |
| John | Hebrew | God has favoured, grace of God |
| Jonathan | Hebrew | God has given |
| Jovian | Latin | of Jupiter |
| Kenneth | Scottish Gaelic | born of fire, handsome |
| Lorimer | Old French | maker of bridles |
| Macarius | Latin | blessed |
| Madoc | Old Welsh | fortunate |
| Malone | Irish Gaelic | a devotee of St John |
| Milan | Czech | the favoured one |
| Orion | Greek | mythological hunter |
| Palmer | Old English | pilgrim to the holy land |
| Peregrine | Latin | pilgrim, traveller |
| Philip | Greek | a lover of horses |
| Roswald Roswell Ross |
Teutonic | a mighty horse |
| Salvador | Spanish | saviour |
| Shanahan | Irish Gaelic | sagacious, wise |
| Stig | Old Norse | the wanderer |
| Tate | Old Norse | jolly or cheerful |
| Thaddeus | Greek | wise, praise |
| Thurstan | Old English | Thor’s stone |
| Ulysses | Greek | the famous wanderer |
| Wayne | Old English | wagon maker |
| Wendell | Teutonic | a wanderer |
| Wyatt Wye |
Teutonic | a guide |
| Yve Yves |
French | the little archer |
| Zeus | Greek | Jupiter |
| Zingaro | Italian | gypsy |
