Random names for most things

Dark boy names + meanings

Astaroth- A demon in Christian mythology

Ascelin- means of the moon

Auberon – Associated with 'noble'

Azrael – In the Koran, Azrael is depicted as the Angel of Death

Astrophel – Represents 'the one who loves stars'

Briar – Another word for a thorn

Blaise – Comes from the name of Greek Saint Blaise

Brendan – Name that springs from small raven

Brander – Means sword of fire

Belial – A different word for Satan

Cadell – battle spirit

Cadogan- means war

Corbin- another word for war

Caedmon – The idea of a warrior filled with wisdom

Damien- goth-inspired cinema and literature

Davorin – In Slavic mythology, Davor is the god of war

Etienne –stands for crown

Edgar- means rich, abundant,  and prosperous

Eldritch – Adjective used to describe 'ghostly', 'sinister' or 'frightening'

Etienne – French name that stands for 'crown'

Fabian – With roots in Ancient Rome

Frey – Name with origins in Norwegian mythology

Gawain – Symbolizes battle hawk

Grimbald- means fierce power

Hades – dark god of the underworld in Greek mythology

Jarlath – In Irish, Jarlath stands for 'tributary lord'

Jael – Name with Hebrew roots

Jorin – Name with origins in Old Greek

Jairus – Hebrew name

Jack – Various references for gothic culture

Kazimir – Slavic name that represents peace destroyer

Keir- little dark one

Lycidas- the son of the wolf

Lucifer – The fallen angel

Natrix – Latin word for water snakes

Necro – Related to death or a corpse

Obsidian – Gemstone formed from lava

Orpheus – Musician and poet from Greek mythology

Osiris – God of the dead in Egyptian mythology

Orion – Hunter in Greek mythology

Ozul- shadow

Perseus- destroy

Phelan- Irish name for wolf

Phoenix- name of a mystical fire bird that rises from its own ash's

Ruby- a red gem

Ransley – English name with the meaning of 'raven meadow'

Renwick – Old English for 'raven'

Requiem – A mass held for the dead in the Roman Catholic Church

Rogue – May mean 'savage', 'unpredictable' or 'dishonest'

Riordan – In Irish, Riordan means 'royal poet'

Serpent- snake

Samael – Hebrew meaning of venom/poison of god

Tartarus – An dungeon of torture in Greek mythology

Ulfred –wolf of peace

Urien – King of Gore in Welsh and Arthurian legend

Velvet- a Soft material

Valentine – Latin name for 'strong', 'healthy'

Valerian – Sedative obtained from the Eurasian plant with the same name

Waldron – Combination of German words for 'foreigner' and 'raven'

Xavier – One meaning points to 'new house'

Xenos – Greek for 'stranger'

Yama – The name of the god of death in Hinduism

Ywain – 'Young warrior' in Arthurian legend

Zane- beautiful

Zachary- God remembers, memory

Zacchaeus – Biblical name

Zen – From Buddhism, with emphasis on meditation

Zephyr – Word meaning 'gentle breeze'