Cole is simply awesome and sweet for a baby boy, in my opinion.
If you haven’t found a first name that everyone in your family agrees on, I think Cole is a lovely first name choice.
Along with the first name, your tiny bundle of joy needs an adorable middle name he’ll be proud off growing up.
If you both have settled on Cole, here’s a huge list of middle names for Cole that you’ll both love.
Middle Names for Cole
- Cole Alexander
- Cole Allen
- Cole Andrew
- Cole Ashley
- Cole Barnaby
- Cole Benjamin
- Cole Bennett
- Cole Blake
- Cole Broderick
- Cole Cameron
- Cole Carter
- Cole Chandler
- Cole Christopher
- Cole Daniel
- Cole Desmond
- Cole Dilbert
- Cole Dominic
- Cole Edison
- Cole Emmett
- Cole Ethan
- Cole Evander
- Col Everett
- Cole Finley
- Cole Finnegan
- Cole Finnian
- Cole Garrett
- Cole Greyson
- Cole Harrison
- Cole Henry
- Cole Hudson
- Cole Isaac
- Cole Jameson
- Cole Jarvis
- Cole Jasper
- Cole Jedrek
- Cole Jonathan
- Cole Jordan
- Cole Joseph
- Cole Justin
- Cole Kingston
- Cole Lysander
- Cole Magnus
- Cole Maloney
- Cole Marshall
- Cole Matthew
- Cole Maximilian
- Cole Maxwell
- Cole Michael
- Cole Oliver
- Cole Patrick
- Cole Renald
- Cole Ricardo
- Cole Richard
- Cole Sawyer
- Cole Sebastian
- Cole Scott
- Cole Theodore
- Cole Thomas
- Cole Tobias
- Cole Trenton
- Cole Wesley
- Cole William
- Cole Wyatt
- Cole Xavier
- Cole Zachary
- Cole Zephyr
Cute Nicknames for Cole
- Coley
- Colby
- Coco
- Coleslaw
- Coley bear
- Coliday
- Cole-man
- Miracole
- Cole-Ster
Different Ways to Spell Cole
- Koel
- Kol
- Khol
- Kole
- Khole
Cole Name Meaning, Origin and Popularity
The name Cole is English in origin and he embodies a boy who is darkly complexioned or coal black.
Originally, Cole is believed to have come from a legendary British ruler who is highlighted as Coel Hen in various Welsh genealogies.
In the US, Cole has been used as a baby name since the late 19th century. While it has been around for many years, Cole gained most popularity towards the end of the 20th century.
He reached the top 100 baby names in 1997 when he ranked 72 in popularity. He then fell out of the top 100 in 2012 ranking 118 in 2018.
Data from Social Security Administration shows that Cole has been recorded over 130, 000 times from 1880 up to the year 2018.
He has featured once in the top 10 names for boys and 25 times in the top 100. The most his popularity ever grew was in 2012 with 6, 035 babies.
As of 2018, Cole popularity was on a downward trend in the US. He’s currently enjoying most usage in the Wales, Scotland and England.
Famous Cole are Cole Hamels, American baseball professional; Cole Porter, an American songwriter, and Cole Sprouse, a star actor.
