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Names that mean mountain

39 first names whose etymology includes “mountain” or a close synonym, the most used first. For girls: Margaret, Petra, Lorelei, Chantal. For boys: Peter, Aaron, Stanley, Brandon.

NameForOriginMeaningLatest rank
Peter boys Greek “stone”, “rock” #287 (2025)
Aaron boys Hebrew “bearer of martyrs”, “warrior lion” #180 (2025)
Harley either English “rock”, “hare” #145 (2025)
Stanley boys English “stone”, “meadow” #97 (2025)
Margaret girls Greek “pearl”, “stone” #413 (2025)
Brandon boys English “broom shrub”, “hill” #822 (2025)
Landon boys English “long”, “hill” #639 (2025)
Carson boys “carr”, “carra” #401 (2025)
Pedro boys Spanish “stone”, “rock” #782 (2025)
Gordon boys “mud”, “hill” #5,137 (2025)
Craig boys “rock” #1,705 (2025)
Harlow either English “rock”, “army” #325 (2025)
Knox boys Scottish Gaelic “round hill” #822 (2025)
Petra girls Greek “stone”, “rock” #2,138 (2025)
Montgomery boys “gomeric's hill”, “man” #578 (2025)
Dustin boys Norse “thor's stone” #1,307 (2025)
Royal either English “rye”, “hill” #2,014 (2025)
Lorelei girls German “murmuring rock”, “lurking rock” #1,166 (2025)
Hamilton boys English “blunt”, “flat-topped” #3,684 (2025)
Chantal girls French “stone”, “moellon” #5,891 (2024)
Sheldon boys English “shelf”, “hill” #4,275 (2025)
Clinton boys English “town on a hill”, “settlement on the river… #5,119 (2024)
Bryn either Welsh “hill”, “mound” #1,406 (2025)
Eben boys “stone” #1,538 (2025)
Montana either Spanish “mountain” #2,006 (2025)
Axton boys English “stone” #1,613 (2025)
Langston boys English “long”, “tall”
Ebenezer boys Hebrew “stone of help” #1,406 (2025)
Saxon boys “saxon”, “a saxon” #1,124 (2025)
Rochelle girls French “rock” #3,035 (2025)
Brixton boys “the stone of brixi (a saxon lord)” #4,789 (2022)
Petronella girls Latin “rock”
Beaumont boys Norman “beautiful”, “mountain” #3,256 (2025)
Lawton boys English “hill”, “ound” #3,959 (2018)
Stanford boys English “stone”, “ford”
Rock boys Norse “at the oak”, “distaff” #4,810 (2016)
Stanhope boys English “stone”, “valley”
Howe boys Norse “steep ridge”, “hock”
Cephas boys Aramaic “stone”, “rock” #4,685 (2013)