| Meaning | noble, high, exalted one |
| Origin | Irish |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Unique |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | O-bri-en |
A distinguished choice that carries a certain gravitas, Obrien evokes images of strength and character in equal measure.
The name possesses a timeless quality that works well across generations, neither too traditional nor overly modern.
Obrien strikes that perfect balance between being recognizable and yet not overly common among peers.
It has a pleasing rhythm when spoken aloud, with a strong opening syllable that announces itself with confidence.
The name transitions smoothly into professional settings as the child grows, appearing distinctive on resumes and business correspondence without seeming affected or contrived.
Obrien pairs well with a variety of middle names, offering flexibility in crafting a full name that resonates harmoniously.
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| Bri |
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| Obie |