Male "Q" Names

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1. QADIR: Arabic name meaning "capable, powerful."
2. QASIM: Arabic name derived from the word qasama, meaning "to share."
3. QAYEL: Ethiopian form of biblical Cain, meaning "lance, spear."
4. QAYEN: Ethiopian form of biblical Cain, meaning "lance, spear."
5. QAYIN (Qáyin, Qāyin): Hebrew forms of biblical Cain, meaning "lance, spear."
6. QAYYAFA: Aramaic biblical name of the father of the high priest Yehosef bar-Qayyafa who condemned Jesus. The name may be related to the south Arabic verb qâfa, meaning "to raise up, set up."
7. QÊNĀN: Tiberian Hebrew form of biblical Cainan, meaning "possession; smith."
8. QENAN: Variant of biblical Cainan, meaning "possession; smith."
9. QENDRIM: Albanian name meaning "attitude; bearing; pose; stance."
10. QEYNAN: Variant of biblical Cainan, meaning "possession; smith."
11. QI: Chinese unisex name meaning "enlightenment; wondrous" for boys and "fine jade" for girls.
12. QIANFAN: Chinese name meaning "thousand sails."
13. QIANG: Chinese unisex name meaning "strong" for boys and "rose" for girls.
14. QILLAQ: Greenlandic name meaning "seal hide."
15. QINGSHAN: Chinese name meaning "celebrating goodness."
16. QINGSHENG: Chinese name meaning "celebrating birth."
17. QINISELA: African Zulu name meaning "persevere."
18. QIQIANG: Chinese name meaning "enlightenment and strength."
19. QISMAT: Arabic name meaning "fate."
20. QIU: Chinese unisex name meaning "autumn."
21. QUAN: 
    1. Chinese name meaning "spring (of water)." Also a martial arts term meaning "fist."
    2. Vietnamese name element meaning "soldier, warrior."
22. QUANAH: Native American Comanche name meaning "fragrant."
23. QUANG: Vietnamese name meaning "clear."
24. QUENTIN: English form of Latin Quintinus, meaning "fifth."
25. QUETZALCOATL: Aztec Nahuatl myth name of a god of the sky, meaning "feathered serpent."
26. QUIDEL: Native American Mapuche name meaning "burning torch."
27. QUIM: Nickname for Catalan/Portuguese Joaquim, meaning "established by God."
28. QUIN: Nickname for English Quintin, meaning "fifth."
29. QUINCEY: Variant of English Quincy, meaning "fifth."
30. QUINCY: English surname transferred to forename use, itself originally a Norman baronial name in the form Cuinchy which was derived from Roman Quintus, meaning "fifth."
31. QUINLAN: "Little fair-formed one." Irish surname transferred to forename use, itself from the Gaelic surname Ó Caoindealbhán, meaning  "descendant of Caoindealbhán."
32. QUINN: "Chief; hound/wolf." Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use, itself from Gaelic Ó Coinn, meaning "descendant of Conn." 
33. QUINTIN: Variant of English Quentin, meaning "fifth."
34. QUINTINUS: Roman family name derived from Latin Quintus, meaning "fifth."
35. QUINTON: 
    1. "Queen's settlement." English surname transferred to forename use, itself from the name of several places composed of the Old English elements cwen "queen" and tun "enclosure, settlement." 
    2. Variant of English Quentin, meaning "fifth."
36. QUINTUS: Roman name meaning "fifth." Sometimes given to the fifth born child. 
37. QUIQUE: 
    1. Pet form of Roman Quirinus, meaning "men together."
    2. Pet form of Spanish Enrique, meaning "home-ruler."
38. QUIRINO: Italian form of Roman Quirinus, meaning "men together."
39. QUIRINUS: Roman myth name of a mysterious sea god, probably originally a Sabine god. The name derives from co-viri, meaning "men together." 
40. QUSAY: Arabic name derived from the word qasiy, meaning "distant."
41. QUY: Vietnamese unisex name meaning "precious."

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