| Uaine | Irish | See Owen.
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| Uaithne | Irish | Old name derived from uaithne (gree.. |  | |
| Ualtar | Irish | Gaelic form of Walter (ruler of an .. | | |
| Uata | Polynesian | Tongan form of Walter (ruler of an .. | | |
| Uberto | Italian | Italian cognate of Hubert, a deriva.. | | |
| Uchechi | African | The will of Chi, God's will. Ibo, N.. | | |
| Uclie | Nigerian | Meaning "thoughtful."
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| Uday | Hindu | To rise, to make an appearance | | |
| Udayan | Hindu | Rising, making an appearance | | |
| Ugo | Italian | Italian form of the Germanic Hugo, .. | | |
| Uhila | Polynesian | Lightning | | |
| Uilleam | Scottish | Gaelic form of William (resolute pr.. | | |
| Uilleog | Irish | Diminutive form of Uilliam, the Iri.. | | |
| Uilliam | Irish | Common Irish form of William (resol.. | | |
| Uinseann | Irish | Gaelic form of Vincent (conquering).. | | |
| Uistean | Irish | Irish diminutive form of Hugh (hear.. | | |
| Ujala | Hindu | Light | | |
| Ulan | African | Meaning "the first-born twin." | | |
| Ulbrecht | German | An alternate form of Albert, meanin.. | | |
| Uldis | Latvian | A name that means "kind" or "dear.".. | | |
| Uleki | Hawaiian | Hawaiian form of Ulysses, a Latin f.. | | |
| Ulf | German | A borrowing from the Scandinavians,.. | | |
| Ulf | Scandinavia.. | Derived from the popular Old Norse .. | | |
| Ulfred | German | Meaning "peaceful wolf."
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| Ulger | German | Meaning "warring wolf."
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| Ulick | Irish | Anglicized form of Uilleac and Uill.. | | |
| Ulisse | Italian | Italian form of the Latin Ulysses, .. | | |
| Ulisses | Polish | Polish form of the Latin Ulysses, a.. | | |
| Ull | Scandinavia.. | Thought to be derived from the Goth.. | | |
| Ullock | German | Meaning "sporting wolf."
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| Ulmo | German | A name that signifies "from Ulm, Ge.. | | |
| Ulric | English | Middle English evolution of the Old.. | | |
| Ulrich | French | A horrowing from the German, Ulrich.. | | |
| Ulrich | German | Meaning "wolf power." Among renowne.. | | |
| Ulrik | Scandinavia.. | Derived from the old Germanic name .. | | |
