Five syllable boy names are long and lyrical, perfect for pairing with shorter surnames or for giving plenty of options for nicknames as your child moves through life. 

 The most popular five syllable names for boys in the US right now are Emiliano, which ranks in the Top 200 boy names, and Maximilian, which makes the Top 500 boy names in the US and the Top 100 in several European countries, including Austria, Germany and Switzerland. It also ranks just outside of the Top 150 in England and Wales, making it a distinguished choice with a distinctly British flair.

 Uncommon and unique five syllable boys' names we recommend include intriguing international gems like Bartolomeo and Michelangelo, as well as ancient and mythological monikers like Aristophanes and Ozymandias.

 If you're looking for a longer baby boy name to balance out a short surname – or even if you just love long, majestic names for boys – then this is the list for you! Browse all of our favorite five syllable boy names below.

Five Syllable Boy Names

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Boy names with five syllables, with meanings, origin, and popularity, including long names like Maximilian, Emiliano, and Michelangelo, with origins, meanings, and popularity (Page 2)