Yale
Old English: old, or old man

Yancy
Native American: for an Englishman
(Yance, Yank, Yankee)

Yannis
Greek: the gift of god
(Yanni, Yannakis)

Yardley
Old English: yard, or the yard by the field
(Lee, Yard)

Yaron
Hebrew: singing

Yash
Sanskrit: victory, glory

Yashodhara
Sanskrit: one who has achieved fame

Yashodhan
Sanskrit: rich in fame

Yashwant
Sanskrit: one who has achieved glory

Yashpal
Sanskrit: protector of fame

Yasuo
Japanese: tranquility or peace, the peaceful one

Yatin
Sanskrit: ascetic

Yehudi
Hebrew: he who is from Judah
(Yehuda, Yehudah)

Yemon
Japanese: guardian of the gate, or protector

Yogesh
Sanskrit: god of Yoga

Yogendra
Sanskrit: god of Yoga

Yogi
Sanskrit: a disciple of the practice of yoga

Yonah
Hebrew: dove, he of peace
(Jonah)

Yorick
Danish: George
(York)

Yosef
Hebrew: Joseph
(Yoseph, Yosel)

Yudhajit
Sanskrit: victor in war

Yudhisthir
Sanskrit: firm in battle

Yukio
Japanese: he who gets what he wants, the victorious one

Yule
Anglo-Saxon: born at Yuletide, at the time of Christmas
(Euell, Ewell, Yul, Yuley)

Yuma
Native America: son of the chief

Yuri
Hebrew: God is my light
(Yurii, Yura, Yurochka, Uri)

Yuvaraj
Sanskrit: prince, heir apparent

Yuyutsu
Sanskrit: eager to fight

Yves
Scandinavian: archer
(Ives, Ivor)

Yvon
Scandinavian: a form of John
(Ev, Eve, Iv, Yvan)