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Cool 3-Letter Names for Boys

There are many parents who search high and low to find the perfect name. Sometimes it is a matter of "I'll know it when I see it" and other times they have very specific guidelines they wish to follow. For example, perhaps these parents have a long last name to bestow upon a child and want to find a short first name to balance things out. They end up looking for 3 or 4 letter names and fall in love with a list like this one. Thus, little Ian Christensen is named!

Many of these may also be a short-form or nickname of a longer name. For instance, Gus could be short for the much longer Augustus; and while Max can certainly stand alone, it may inspire you to choose Maximilian as a formal name and simply call him Max. Whatever your reasons are for browsing a list like this, be assured that these are some of the very best 3-letter names available to you! Which are your favorites?


Abe          
Ace
Ade
Ã…ke
Ala
Alf
Ali
Apu
Ara
Ari
Art
Asa
Ash
Avi
Ayo
Bas
Baz
Ben
Bix
Bob
Boq
Bud
Cab
Cai
Cal
Cam
Che
Cid
Coy
Dag
Dan
Dax
Dee
Del
Dev
Dex
Doc
Don
Dov
Dow
Ean
Ebb
Edd
Edo
Eli
Ely
Fox
Foy
Gil
Gio
Gus
Guy
Hal
Han
Huw
Ian
Ike
Ime
Ion
Ira
Irl
Isa
Ivo
Jad
Jai          
Jan
Jax
Jay
Jed
Jem
Jet
Jim
Job
Joe
Jon
Jye
Kai
Kal
Kay
Ken
Kim
Kip
Kit
Koa
Kye
Kyo
Law
Lee
Len
Leo
Les
Lev
Lew
Lex
Lir
Lon
Lot
Lou
Loy
Luc
Lyn
Mac
Max
Mel
Mic
Mio
Moe
Nam
Nat
Ned
Neo
Noe
Nym
Oda
Odo
Ole
Olu
Ora
Ori
Ove
PÃ¥l
Pat
Pau
Pax
Per
Pio
Pip
Poe            
Rab
Rae
Raj
Ram
Ray
Raz
Rei
Ren
Rex
Rey
Rio
Rob
Rod
Ron
Roy
Rui
Rye
Ryo
Ryu
Sal
Sam
Sem
Sid
Sim
Sky
Sly
Sol
Tab
Tad
Tag
Taj
Tal
Tam
Tao
Taz
Ted
Teo
Tex
Tim
Tod
Tom
Tor
Tre
Tye
Tyr
Udo
Ugo
Uri
Uzi
Val
Van
Vin
Von
Wes
Wim
Wyn
Yul
Zac
Zak
Zeb
Zed
Zen
Zev
Ziv
If you're looking for a short name, be sure to also view this list of 4-Letter Boy Names and One-Syllable Boy Names for further inspiration!  For a girl, try the Cool, 3-Letter Names for Girls list too!

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Unknown said…
I like Avi, Baz, Dax, Eli, Ian, Jax, Kit, Leo, Max, Neo, Rex, Tye, Van and Wes.

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