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• Aada Finnish form of Ada: noble
• Aaden spelling of Aidan: little fire
• Aadesh command, instruction, message
• Aadhavan sun
• Aadhya first, the beginning; a name of Durga
• Aadi first, beginning
• Aadithyan the sun; son of Aditi (Malayalam form)
• Aafreen praise, bravo; encouragement
• Aakanksha wish, desire, aspiration
• Aakriti shape, form, figure
• Aalin Manx: beautiful, fair
• Aaliya form of Aaliyah: high, exalted
• Aaliyah high, exalted, sublime
• Aalok light, radiance
• Aaltje diminutive of Aleida: noble
• Aalyiah form of Aaliyah: exalted, sublime
• Aamir prosperous, full of life
• Aamu morning
• Aang coined for Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Aanu mercy
• Aanya inexhaustible; also read as gracious, a name of the goddess…
• Aapo Finnish form of Abraham: father of many
• Aarav peaceful; also read as sound, shout (modern Indian favorite)
• Aare treasure
• Aaren form of Aaron: perhaps 'exalted' or 'mountain of strength'
• Aarika form of Erika: eternal ruler
• Aarin form of Aaron: possibly mountain of strength
• Aariz respectable man, leader
• Aarna wave; a name of Lakshmi (modern usage)
• Aarne eagle; Finnish form of Arne
• Aarni hidden treasure guarded by spirits in Finnish folklore
• Aarohi ascending musical scale; rising
• Aaron meaning uncertain, often 'exalted' or 'mountain of…
• Aart Dutch short form of Arnold: eagle power
• Aarushi first ray of the sun, dawn
• Aarya noble, honorable; a name of the goddess Parvati
• Aaryn form of Aaron, of uncertain meaning
• Aashi blessing; also smile
• Aashish blessing
• Aashma rock, firm (from ashma)
• Aashna beloved, devoted
• Aathira the star Betelgeuse (Ardra), a lunar mansion
• Aatos Finnish word meaning thought
• Aatu Finnish form of Adolf: noble wolf
• Aava open, wide
• Aba Fante name for a girl born on Thursday
• Abagail spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abai careful, attentive (Kazakh); the poet Abai Kunanbayuly
• Abanoub father of gold, in Coptic; Saint Abanoub the child martyr
• Abaoji attested name of Yelu Abaoji, founder of the Khitan Liao…
• Abayomi the enemy would have mocked me (but God did not let it…
• Abbad devout worshipper
• Abbas stern, lion
• Abbey pet form of Abigail, 'my father is joy'
• Abbigail spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abbigale spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abbott abbot; from Aramaic abba: father
• Abby diminutive of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abbygail spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abdalonymus Greek form of Abd-elonim, "servant of the gods"; gardener…
• Abdashtart servant of Astarte; king of Tyre c. 920 BC, and Straton of…
• Abdel servant of (short for names like Abdel Rahman: servant of…
• Abdelkader servant of the Capable (God)
• Abdelrahman servant of the Most Merciful
• Abdi my servant; servant of God
• Abdi-Heba servant of the goddess Hebat; king of Jerusalem c. 1350 BC…
• Abdias form of Obadiah: servant of God
• Abdiel servant of God
• Abdirahman Somali form of Abd al-Rahman: servant of the Most Merciful…
• Abdmelqart servant of the god Melqart; common Punic men's name
• Abdoulaye West African form of Abdullah, servant of God
• Abdul servant of; first part of names like Abdullah, servant of…
• Abdul Aziz servant of the Mighty
• Abdul Karim servant of the Generous
• Abdul Rahman servant of the Most Merciful
• Abdulbasit servant of the Expander (God)
• Abdulfattah servant of the Opener (God)
• Abdulghani servant of the Self-Sufficient (God)
• Abdulhakim servant of the Wise (God)
• Abdulilah servant of God
• Abduljabbar servant of the Mighty (God)
• Abdulkhaliq servant of the Creator (God)
• Abdullah servant of God; father of the Prophet Muhammad
• Abdullatif servant of the Gentle (God)
• Abdulmajid servant of the Glorious (God)
• Abdulmunim servant of the Bountiful (God)
• Abdulmuttalib servant of al-Muttalib; grandfather of the Prophet Muhammad
• Abdulqadir servant of the Capable (God)
• Abdulqawi servant of the Strong (God)
• Abdulrazzaq servant of the Provider (God)
• Abdulsalam servant of Peace (God)
• Abdulwahid servant of the One (God)
• Abdurrauf servant of the Compassionate (God)
• Abdussamad servant of the Eternal (God)
• Abeba flower
• Abebe he has flowered, blossomed; runner Abebe Bikila
• Abebech she blossomed
• Abed worshipper
• Abednego servant of Nabu
• Abeer fragrance, perfume
• Abegail form of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abel breath, vapour; son of Adam and Eve
• Abelardo form of Abelard, perhaps from Germanic 'noble strength'
• Abelina feminine of Abel: breath
• Abena born on Tuesday
• Abgar attested name of Abgar V, king of Edessa c. 1st century AD;…
• Abha light, splendor, lustre
• Abhay fearless
• Abhijit victorious; the star Vega
• Abhimanyu heroic, passionate, self-respecting
• Abhinand to delight, celebrate, rejoice
• Abhinandan greeting, celebration
• Abhinav new, novel, fresh
• Abhiram pleasing, delightful
• Abhirami pleasing, beautiful; a form of Parvati
• Abhirupananda beautiful delight (Pali abhirupa + nanda); Abhirupananda,…
• Abhishek anointing, consecration of a king or deity
• Abi pet form of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abiaka attested name of Seminole medicine man Abiaka (Sam Jones),…
• Abibaal my father is Baal; king of Tyre c. 1000 BC, father of Hiram
• Abidemi born while the father was away
• Abie pet form of Abraham: father of many
• Abigail my father's joy; a wife of King David
• Abigale spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abigayle spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Abilene from Abilene in Luke's Gospel, a region; perhaps 'meadow'
• Abimael my father is God; a son of Joktan
• Abimbola born into wealth
• Abiodun born during a festival
• Abir colored festival powder; fragrance
• Abisai Spanish form of Abishai: my father is a gift
• Abishag my father wanders
• Abisimti attested name of Abi-simti, queen of Ur c. 2040 BC; meaning…
• Abiy great, big
• Abla born on Tuesday
• Able form of Abel: breath
• Abnoba goddess of the Black Forest; meaning unknown
• Abolfazl father of virtue
• Aboli the firecracker flower (crossandra)
• Abra feminine form of Abraham: mother of many
• Abraão father of many
• Abraham father of many nations; the patriarch
• Abrahan Spanish form of Abraham: father of many
• Abrahim form of Abraham (Ibrahim): father of multitudes
• Abrahm form of Abraham: father of many
• Abramo father of many
• Abran Spanish form of Abraham; father of many
• Abrar the righteous, pious ones
• Abreha he made light (Ge'ez); legendary king who adopted…
• Abreham Ethiopian form of Abraham, father of many
• Abrielle modern form of Gabrielle: God is my strength
• Abril April, the spring month
• Absa Wolof form of Hafsa, young lioness
• Absalom father of peace
• Abu Bakr father of the young camel; the first caliph
• Abubakar Hausa form of Abu Bakr
• Abundia from Latin abundantia, abundance
• Abygail spelling of Abigail: my father is joy
• Acacia the acacia tree, from Greek akis, thorn
• Acadia from Acadia, a historic region of eastern Canada
• Acahkos star
• Acamapichtli handful of reeds; Acamapichtli, first tlatoani of…
• Acca attested name of Acca Larentia, foster mother of Romulus…
• Ace the ace, the top card; the best
• Açelya azalea
• Acelynn modern blend of Ace and -lynn
• Achaemenes Greek form of Hakhamanish, "having a friend's mind";…
• Achara celestial nymph, angel (from Sanskrit apsara)
• Achieng born when the sun shines, at midday, in Luo
• Achille French form of Achilles, possibly from Greek achos, pain
• Achilleas modern Greek form of Achilles, possibly 'pain, grief'
• Achilles possibly from achos 'pain, grief'; hero of the Trojan War
• Achsah anklet
• Aco diminutive of Aleksandar, defender of the people
• Ada noble; Ada Lovelace
• Adad attested name of Adad, Mesopotamian god of storms and rain;…
• Adad-guppi attested name of Adad-guppi, mother of Nabonidus c. 600 BC;…
• Adad-nirari the storm god Adad is my help; Adad-nirari II, king of…
• Adaeze king's first daughter; princess
• Adah adornment
• Adair Scottish form of Edgar: wealth, spear
• Adaku daughter of wealth
• Adalbert noble and bright; Saint Adalbert of Prague
• Adalberto noble and bright
• Adalee modern blend of Ada and Lee
• Adaleigh modern form of Adeline: noble
• Adalene form of Adeline: noble
• Adalia Persian name of uncertain meaning; often given as God is my…
• Adalie form of Adele: noble
• Adaloald noble rule (adal + wald); Lombard king 616–626 (Lombardic)
• Adalyn modern form of Adeline: noble
• Adalynn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Adam man, from the earth (adamah); the first man
• Adama West African form of Adam, earth, man
• Adamary combination of Ada and Mary
• Adams son of Adam (earth, man)
• Adamu Hausa and Swahili form of Adam, earth, man
• Adan Spanish form of Adam: man, from the earth
• Adanna father's daughter
• Adaora everyone's daughter; first daughter of the people
• Adapa attested name of Adapa, sage of Eridu; meaning unknown
• Adara name of a bright star in Canis Major (Arabic 'the virgins')
• Adarsh ideal, model, principle
• Adaya form of Adaiah: Yahweh has adorned
• Addai attested name of Addai, apostle of Edessa in Syriac…
• Addalyn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Addelyn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Addie diminutive of Adelaide or Adeline: noble
• Addilyn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Addilynn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Addis new (as in Addis Ababa, new flower)
• Addisen form of Addison: son of Adam
• Addison from a surname, 'son of Adam'
• Addisyn spelling of Addison: son of Adam (man, of the earth)
• Addolorata Italian for sorrowful, honoring Our Lady of Sorrows
• Addy pet form of Adelaide or Adeline: noble
• Addysen form of Addison: son of Adam
• Addyson spelling of Addison, son of Adam
• Ade crown, royalty
• Adebayo the crown meets joy
• Adebola the crown meets wealth
• Adeel just, fair
• Adel just, fair
• Adelaide noble kind; Queen Adelaide, wife of William IV
• Adelard noble and brave
• Adelbert noble and bright
• Adele noble
• Adeleke the crown is triumphant
• Adelene form of Adeline: noble
• Adelheid noble kind, nobility
• Adelia form of Adela; noble
• Adeline noble
• Adelita Spanish pet form of Adela: noble
• Adelmo from Germanic adal, noble, and helm, helmet or protection
• Adelperga noble protection (adal + berga); daughter of Desiderius,…
• Adelyn spelling of Adeline: noble
• Adelynn modern form of Adeline: noble
• Aden spelling of Aidan: little fire
• Adeola crown of wealth
• Adesola the crown has made wealth
• Adetokunbo the crown came from across the sea
• Adewale the crown has come home
• Adewumi the crown pleases me
• Adeyemi the crown befits me
• Adham black (horse)
• Adherbal Baal is mighty (Addirbaal); Carthaginian admiral c. 249 BC
• Adhiambo born in the evening, in Luo
• Adhiraj king, sovereign
• Adi lady; title for a woman of chiefly rank
• Adia gift
• Adiel ornament of God
• Adilene modern Spanish form linked to Adeline; noble
• Adilet justice (Kyrgyz)
• Adilyn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Adilynn modern spelling of Adeline: noble
• Adin delicate, gentle
• Adina gentle, delicate
• Adinda younger sibling; beloved
• Adira mighty, noble
• Adison spelling of Addison, son of Adam
• Aditi boundless, unbound; the Vedic mother of the gods
• Aditri highest honor; a name of Lakshmi
• Aditya son of Aditi; the sun
• Adlai Hebrew name of uncertain meaning, often given as God is just
• Adler eagle
• Adline form of Adeline: noble
• Adnan settler; ancestor of the northern Arabs
• Adolf noble wolf
• Adolphus Latin form of Adolf; noble wolf
• Adom grace, favor (of God)
• Adomas Lithuanian form of Adam, man, linked to adamah, earth
• Adomnan little Adam; St Adomnán, abbot of Iona d. 704
• Adonai my Lord, a Hebrew name for God
• Adonis lord (from Phoenician adon); youth loved by Aphrodite
• Adora adored, beloved
• Adoración Spanish for adoration, honoring the Adoration of the Magi
• Adrain form of Adrian; from Hadria
• Adrea form of Adria: from the town of Hadria
• Adrean form of Adrian: from Hadria
• Adreana form of Adriana: from Hadria
• Adreanna form of Adriana: from Hadria
• Adrena form of Adriana: from Hadria
• Adria from Hadria, the town that gave its name to the Adriatic
• Adrian from Hadria, a Roman town on the Adriatic
• Adriana from Hadria, a Roman town on the Adriatic
• Adrianna feminine of Adrian, 'from Hadria'
• Adrianne feminine of Adrian, 'from Hadria'
• Adriano from Hadria, a Roman town; emperor Hadrian
• Adriel my help is God; flock of God (disputed)
• Adrielle feminine form of Adriel: flock of God
• Adrien from Hadria
• Adriene form of Adrienne; from Hadria
• Adrika small mountain; an apsara, mother of Satyavati
• Aduke much loved, cherished
• Adunni sweet to have
• Adva small wave, ripple
• Advait non-dual, unique
• Advay unique, one without a second
• Advik unique (modern coinage)
• Advika unique, one of a kind (modern coinage)
• Adwoa born on Monday
• Adysen form of Addison: son of Adam
• Adyson spelling of Addison: son of Adam
• Adzo born on Monday
• Aed fire; Áed Findliath, high king d. 879
• Aedan spelling of Aidan: little fire
• Aedemon attested name of Aedemon, leader of a Mauretanian revolt c.…
• Aegon coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
• Aela coined by Bethesda for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
• Aelfflaed elf beauty (ælf + flǣd); St Ælfflæd, abbess of Whitby d. 714
• Aelfgifu elf gift (ælf + gifu); Ælfgifu of Northampton, wife of Cnut…
• Aelfgyth elf battle (ælf + gūþ); Ælfgyth, embroiderer named in…
• Aelfheah elf high (ælf + hēah); St Alphege, archbishop of Canterbury…
• Aelfhere elf army (ælf + here); Ælfhere, ealdorman of Mercia d. 983
• Aelfric elf ruler
• Aelfstan elf stone; Ælfstan, bishop of London, 10th c.
• Aelfthryth elf strength; Ælfthryth, queen of King Edgar d. c. 1000
• Aelfwaru elf protection (ælf + waru); Ælfwaru, Anglo-Saxon…
• Aelfweard elf guardian; Ælfweard, son of Edward the Elder d. 924
• Aelfwine elf friend (ælf + wine); Ælfwine, Northumbrian prince d. 679
• Aelfwynn elf joy (ælf + wynn); Ælfwynn, second Lady of the Mercians…
• Aelin coined by Sarah J. Maas for Throne of Glass
• Aemond coined by George R. R. Martin for Fire & Blood
• Aeneas praise; Trojan hero of the Aeneid
• Aengus one strength, true vigor; Aengus Óg, god of love and youth
• Aeolus quick-moving; keeper of the winds
• Aerial form of Ariel; lion of God
• Aerin form of Erin: Ireland
• Aeris coined by Square for Final Fantasy VII; Aeris was the…
• Aerith coined by Square for Final Fantasy VII, a play on "earth"
• Aeron berries, fruit; also a river and battle goddess
• Aeryn form of Erin: Ireland
• Aeterna eternal
• Aethelbald noble and bold; Æthelbald, king of Mercia d. 757
• Aethelberht noble and bright (æðel + beorht); St Æthelberht, king of…
• Aethelburh noble fortress (æðel + burh); St Æthelburh of Kent, queen…
• Aethelflaed noble beauty (æðel + flǣd); Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians…
• Aethelfrith noble peace (æðel + friþ); Æthelfrith, king of Northumbria…
• Aethelgifu noble gift; Æthelgifu, daughter of Alfred the Great, abbess…
• Aethelhelm noble helmet (æðel + helm); Æthelhelm, archbishop of…
• Aethelmaer noble and famous (æðel + mǣre); Eilmer (Æthelmær) of…
• Aethelnoth noble daring (æðel + nōþ); Æthelnoth, archbishop of…
• Aethelred noble counsel; King Æthelred
• Aethelswith noble strength (æðel + swīþ); queen of Mercia, sister of…
• Aethelthryth noble strength (æðel + þrȳð); St Æthelthryth (Etheldreda,…
• Aethelweard noble guardian; Æthelweard, chronicler d. c. 998
• Aethelwold noble ruler (æðel + weald); St Æthelwold of Winchester d.…
• Aethelwulf noble wolf; Æthelwulf, king of Wessex, father of Alfred d.…
• Aethelwynn noble joy (æðel + wynn); Æthelwynn, embroiderer and patron…
• Aether "upper air, pure bright sky"; the primordial god of light
• Afaf chastity, purity
• Afag horizons (Azerbaijani)
• Afanasy immortal; Russian form of Athanasius
• Afi born on Friday
• Afif chaste, virtuous
• Afnan branches of a tree
• Afolabi born into wealth
• Afon river
• Afonso noble and ready; first king of Portugal
• Afreen praise, blessing; well done
• Africa from the continent of Africa
• Afriyie born in good times
• Afroditi modern Greek form of Aphrodite, possibly from aphros, foam;…
• Afroza illuminating, shining
• Afshin title of rulers in Central Asia
• Aftab sun, sunshine
• Afton from the River Afton in Scotland
• Afua born on Friday
• Agafya good; Russian form of Agatha
• Agam lake
• Agapi love (agape)
• Agapito from Greek agapetos: beloved
• Agariste the very best (aga- + aristē); daughter of Cleisthenes of…
• Agasga it is raining, rain
• Agastya name of a revered Vedic sage; the star Canopus
• Agata good; Polish form of Agatha
• Agatha good, honorable
• Agathe good
• Agesilaus leader of the people (agein + laos); king of Sparta 400–360…
• Aggeliki from Greek angelos, messenger or angel; angelic
• Aggie pet form of Agnes: pure, chaste
• Aghiles leopard
• Agila eagle
• Agilulf edge (of a blade) and wolf; Lombard king 590–616 (Lombardic)
• Agim dawn
• Agir fire
• Aglaia splendor; one of the Three Graces
• Agnar edge warrior, or awe warrior
• Agnė Lithuanian form of Agnes, 'pure, holy'
• Agnes pure, holy; also linked to Latin agnus, lamb
• Agnesa pure, holy; form of Agnes
• Agnese pure, holy; form of Agnes
• Agnete Danish form of Agnes: pure
• Agnetha Swedish form of Agnes, chaste or pure
• Agni fire; the Vedic fire god
• Agnieszka Polish form of Agnes, 'pure, holy'
• Agnimitra friend of fire; Agnimitra, Shunga king c. 149 BC
• Agon dawn; from agoj 'to dawn'
• Agostinho Portuguese form of Augustine, venerable
• Agostino from Augustinus, 'venerable'
• Agrima foremost, first, leading
• Agrippa traditionally 'born feet first'; Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa,…
• Agrippina feminine of Agrippa, traditionally 'born feet first';…
• Agris from Latvian agrs, early
• Aguda attested name of Wanyan Aguda, Jurchen founder of the Jin…
• Agueybana the great sun, commonly given; Agueybana, Taino cacique of…
• Agus short for Agustus; born in August
• Agustí Catalan form of Augustine, venerable
• Agustín from Augustinus, 'venerable'; St Augustine
• Agustina venerable; feminine of Agustín
• Ah-young elegant + flower (雅英)
• Ahaan dawn, first light of morning
• Ahab father's brother
• Ahad one, unique; a name of God (al-Ahad)
• Ahalya unploughed, flawless; wife of the sage Gautama
• Ahana first rays of the sun; inner light
• Ahassunu their sister; Old Assyrian merchant woman of Kanesh c. 1900…
• Ahatmilku sister of the king; queen of Ugarit c. 1260 BC
• Ahava love
• Ahd pledge, promise
• Ahhotep the moon is content; queen who rallied Thebes against the…
• Ahilya form of Ahalya; wife of the sage Gautama, freed by Rama
• Ahimsa non-violence
• Ahinoam my brother is pleasant
• Ahiram my brother is exalted; king of Byblos c. 1000 BC, buried in…
• Ahladita joyful, delighted
• Ahlam dreams
• Ahmad most praiseworthy
• Ahmer red (Arabic ahmar)
• Ahmes the moon is born; Ahmes, scribe of the Rhind Mathematical…
• Ahmir spelling of Amir: prince, commander
• Ahmose born of the moon (Iah)
• Ahna form of Anna: grace, favor
• Ahona first ray of the sun; dawn
• Ahri coined by Riot Games for League of Legends
• Ahron form of Aaron: possibly mountain of strength
• Ahsan best, most excellent
• Ahsen most beautiful, best
• Ahsley respelling of Ashley: ash tree meadow
• Ahsoka coined by Dave Filoni for Star Wars: The Clone Wars
• Ahtahkakoop star blanket; Plains Cree chief, signer of Treaty 6, 1876
• Ahti Finnish god of the sea and waters
• Ahto Estonian water god
• Ahuitzotl water creature, the otter-like ahuitzotl (atl + huitzotl);…
• Ahuli drum
• Ahura lord
• Ahuva beloved
• Ahyoka name of Sequoyah's daughter, said to mean she brought…
• Ahyun elegant (雅) + virtuous or shining (賢, 炫)
• Ai love, affection (爱)
• Aibek moon lord (Kazakh, Kyrgyz)
• Aibileen Kathryn Stockett's spelling for The Help, from…
• Aida heroine of Verdi's opera; also Arabic 'returning, visitor'
• Aidan little fire
• Aidar majestic forelock (Kazakh, Tatar)
• Aideen anglicized Étaín: possibly jealousy or shining
• Aidyn spelling of Aidan: little fire
• Aiganym moon lady, moon princess (Kazakh)
• Aigerim moon beauty (Kazakh)
• Aigis from aegis, the shield of Zeus and Athena, "protection"
• Aiguo love of country (爱国)
• Aihua love (爱) + China, splendor (华)
• Aija from aijā 'lullaby' (from a lullaby refrain)
• Aijamal moon beauty (Kyrgyz)
• Aikaterini Greek form of Katherine, associated with 'pure'
• Aiko love child (愛子)
• Aila Finnish form of Helga: holy, blessed
• Ailani high chief
• Ailbhe white, bright
• Áile Sami form of Helga: holy, blessed
• Ailean Gaelic form of Alan: possibly little rock or handsome
• Aileen anglicized Eibhlín, Irish form of Evelyn or Helen
• Ailén ember, glowing coal, in Mapudungun (Mapuche)
• Aili Finnish form of Adelheid (noble kind) or Helga
• Ailie pet form of Alison or Helen
• Ailig Gaelic pet form of Alexander: defender of the people
• Ailill attested name of Ailill mac Máta, king of Connacht and…
• Ailin little rock, or handsome
• Ailing love + tinkling jade (爱玲)
• Ailish Irish form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
• Ailsa from Ailsa Craig, elf's island (Norse-Gaelic)
• Ailyn modern name, a variant of Aileen
• Aimable lovable
• Aimbere attested name of Aimbere, Tamoio war leader c. 1560; Old…
• Aime beloved
• Aimee beloved
• Aimilios Greek form of Aemilius, a Roman family name, perhaps rival
• Aimin love the people (爱民)
• Aina Balearic form of Anna, 'grace'
• Ainara swallow (the bird)
• Ainārs Latvian form of Einar, lone warrior
• Aindrea Gaelic form of Andrew: manly, brave
• Aindriú Irish form of Andrew, manly
• Aine radiance, splendor; Áine, goddess of summer and sovereignty
• Ainembabazi He has mercy (God)
• Aingeru angel
• Ainhoa from the Marian sanctuary of Ainhoa in the French Basque…
• Aino the only one; heroine of the Kalevala
• Ainoa variant of Ainhoa, from the Marian sanctuary of Ainhoa in…
• Ainomugisha He has blessing (God)
• Ainslee form of Ainsley: one's own clearing or hermitage clearing
• Ainsley from a place name: one's own clearing or hermitage clearing
• Ainslie from a place name: one's own clearing or hermitage clearing
• Aintzane Basque form of Gloria, glory
• Ainur moonlight (Kazakh)
• Airiana form of Ariana (Ariadne): most holy
• Airlangga attested name of Airlangga, Javanese king c. 1019; often…
• Airmed goddess of healing herbs; meaning uncertain
• Airyaman friendship, hospitality; divinity of friendship and healing
• Aisha alive, living; wife of the Prophet Muhammad
• Aishwarya wealth, prosperity, sovereignty
• Aisling dream, vision
• Aislinn dream, vision
• Aislynn spelling of Aisling, 'dream, vision'
• Aissatou West African form of Aisha: alive, living
• Aistė from the Aesti, an ancient Baltic people
• Aistis from the Aesti, an ancient Baltic people
• Aisulu beautiful as the moon (Kazakh)
• Aisyah alive, living; Malay spelling of Aisha
• Aitana from the Aitana mountain range in Alicante
• Aitor legendary ancestor of the Basques; possibly from aita…
• Aixa Spanish form of Aisha: alive, living
• Aiyana often given as 'eternal blossom' in Native American naming…
• Aiyanna form of Aiyana; often given as 'eternal blossom'
• Aizada daughter of the moon (Kyrgyz)
• Aizen love-dyed; name of Aizen Myoo, Buddhist wisdom king of…
• Aizhan moon soul (Kazakh)
• Ajani one who wins the struggle
• Ajax Greek hero of the Trojan War; possibly 'of the earth'
• Ajay unconquerable, invincible
• Ajayi a child born face down
• Ajda buckwheat
• Ajeet invincible; Sahibzada Ajit Singh
• Ajidamoo red squirrel
• Ajijaak Ojibwe word for the crane
• Ajinkya invincible, unconquerable
• Ajit invincible, unconquered
• Ajitnath invincible lord
• Ajla Bosnian form of Ayla: halo of light around the moon
• Ajša alive, living; Bosnian form of Aisha
• Akachi the hand of God
• Akahito red person (aka + hito); Yamabe no Akahito, Man'yoshu poet…
• Akali coined by Riot Games for League of Legends
• Akamai smart, clever
• Akamu Hawaiian form of Adam, man, earth
• Akane madder red, deep red (茜)
• Akanesi Tongan form of Agnes, pure, holy
• Akanisi Fijian form of Agnes, pure
• Akari light, brightness (明里/灯)
• Akash sky, open space
• Akasha sky, open space, ether
• Akbar greatest; the Mughal emperor
• Akbota white baby camel (Kazakh)
• Åke ancestor
• Akeelah form of Aqila: intelligent, wise
• Akeem form of Hakeem: wise
• Akela Hindi: alone; the wolf leader in Kipling's The Jungle Book
• Akello Acholi name for a child born after twins
• Akemi bright beauty (明美)
• Akhanya she shines
• Akhenaten effective for the Aten (sun disc); pharaoh c. 1353 BC
• Akhil complete, whole, entire
• Akhshunwar attested name of Akhshunwar, Hephthalite king who defeated…
• Aki autumn (秋) or bright (明)
• Akihiko "bright" + "prince, boy" (明彦)
• Akihiro bright + broad (明弘)
• Akiho autumn + ear of grain (秋穂) or bright + sail (明帆)
• Akiko bright child, or autumn child (明子/秋子)
• Akila form of Aqila: intelligent, wise
• Akilah intelligent, wise
• Akili intelligence, wisdom
• Akim Russian form of Joachim: raised by God
• Akin brave man, warrior
• Akinidad attested name of Akinidad, Meroitic prince and general…
• Akinola valor of wealth; brave and prosperous
• Akinori bright (明) + law, rule (典, 憲)
• Akintunde valor has returned
• Akinwale the brave one has come home
• Akinyi born in the morning, in Luo
• Akio bright man (昭夫/明夫)
• Akira bright, clear (明/晃)
• Akiva holder of the heel, from Jacob; Rabbi Akiva
• Akiyo bright, autumn (明, 秋) + generation (代)
• Akiyoshi bright (明) + good, righteous (良, 義)
• Aklak grizzly bear
• Aklaq Inuktitut word for the brown or grizzly bear
• Aklilu his crown
• Akmal most perfect, complete
• Akmaral white doe (Kazakh)
• Akofa comfort, consolation
• Ákos white falcon (Turkic); a Hungarian clan name
• Akosua born on Sunday
• Akoth born during the rains, in Luo
• Akpene thanks, gratitude
• Akram most generous, most noble
• Aksel Norwegian form of Axel: father of peace
• Akseli Finnish form of Axel: father of peace
• Akshaj indestructible; a name of Vishnu
• Akshara imperishable; letter, syllable
• Akshay imperishable, eternal
• Akshaya imperishable, eternal
• Akshita imperishable, permanent
• Aksil leopard, panther
• Aktan white dawn (Kyrgyz)
• Aku born on Wednesday
• Akua born on Wednesday
• Akulina Russian form of Aquilina, from Latin aquila, eagle
• Akunna father's wealth
• Akvilė Lithuanian form of Aquila, eagle
• Akwasi boy born on Sunday
• Akylai wise moon (Kyrgyz)
• Akyra form of Akira: bright, clear
• Al short form of Albert, Alfred or Alan
• Ala from Alaa: nobility, excellence
• Alab flame, blaze; passion
• Alacia form of Alicia: noble
• Aladdin nobility of faith, from Ala al-Din
• Alahna form of Alana: possibly fair, handsome or child
• Alaia joyful, cheerful
• Alain possibly little rock or handsome
• Alaina spelling of Alana, feminine of Alan, perhaps 'little rock'
• Alaine feminine form of Alan: possibly little rock or handsome
• Alaisha form of Alisha (Alicia): noble
• Alaksandu Hittite-recorded form of Greek Alexandros, defender of men;…
• Alan possibly little rock or handsome
• Alana child, from a leanbh; also feminine of Alan
• Alanah spelling of Alana, feminine of Alan
• Alandra form of Alejandra: defender of men
• Alane feminine form of Alan: possibly little rock or handsome
• Alani orange tree (Hawaiian alani)
• Alanis feminine form of Alan, of uncertain Breton origin
• Alankrita adorned, decorated
• Alanna feminine of Alan, of uncertain Celtic meaning
• Alannah from Irish a leanbh 'O child', a term of endearment; also…
• Alara water fairy, sea nymph (Turkish folklore)
• Alaric ruler of all
• Alasdair Gaelic form of Alexander: defender of the people
• Alaska the US state, from Aleut alaxsxaq: mainland, where the sea…
• Alastor avenger, from Greek mythology
• Alaura form of Laura: laurel
• Alaw melody, music
• Alaxchiiaahush many achievements (Crow language); Crow chief Plenty Coups,…
• Alayah modern name, perhaps from Hebrew aliyah 'ascent' or from…
• Alayna spelling of Alaina, modern feminine of Alan
• Alaysia modern elaboration of Alicia
• Alazne miracle; Basque equivalent of Milagros
• Alba dawn (Romance); white (Latin)
• Alban white, from Alba
• Albana from the Albanoi tribe; associated with 'white'
• Albane white, from Alba
• Albano from Latin Albanus, from Alba
• Albany from Alba, the Gaelic name for Scotland
• Albarka blessing
• Albaro form of Álvaro, perhaps from Germanic: guardian of all
• Albert noble and bright
• Alberta feminine of Albert: noble and bright
• Albertina feminine of Albert: noble and bright
• Albertine feminine form of Albert; noble and bright
• Alberto noble and bright
• Albie pet form of Albert (noble and bright) or Alban
• Albin from the Roman name Albinus, white
• Albina white, from the Roman name Albinus
• Albino from Latin Albinus: white
• Albion ancient name for Britain, from Latin albus: white
• Alboin elf friend (alb + wini); Lombard king who conquered Italy,…
• Albrecht noble and bright; Albrecht Dürer
• Albus white, bright
• Alcaeus mighty (alkē 'strength'); lyric poet of Lesbos c. 600 BC
• Alchesay said to mean 'the little one'; White Mountain Apache chief…
• Alcide from Alcides: strength; a name of Heracles
• Alcina from Alcina, the sorceress of Ariosto's Orlando Furioso
• Alcman from alkē 'strength'; lyric poet of Sparta, 7th c. BC
• Alcuin Latinized form of Ealhwine 'temple friend'; Alcuin of York,…
• Alcyone kingfisher; one of the Pleiades
• Alda wave
• Alden old friend
• Alder the alder tree
• Aldhelm old helmet; Saint Aldhelm of Sherborne
• Aldin Bosnian form of Ala ad-Din: nobility of faith
• Aldine form of Alden: old friend
• Aldon English surname, possibly old hill
• Aldous old; Aldous Huxley
• Aldric old ruler
• Aldwyn old friend
• Alea form of Aliya; exalted, high
• Aleah modern American name, a variant of Aaliyah or Leah
• Aleaha form of Aaliyah: exalted, sublime
• Alease form of Alice; noble
• Aleatha form of Alethea: truth
• Alec short for Alexander: defender of the people
• Alecia spelling of Alicia, a form of Alice: noble
• Aled offspring; also a Welsh river
• Aleece form of Alice: noble
• Aleena soft, delicate; also read as noble (South Asian usage)
• Aleeya form of Aaliyah: high, exalted
• Aleeza joyful
• Alegría joy, happiness
• Aleida noble kind
• Aleigha modern American name, a variant of Aaliyah or Leah
• Aleix defender, helper
• Alejandra defender of men
• Alejandrina feminine of Alejandro: defender of men
• Alejandro defender of men
• Alejo Spanish form of Alexis: defender
• Alek short form of Alexander: defender of people
• Aleko short for Aleksandre, defender of men
• Aleksa defender; short form of Aleksandar
• Aleksandar defender of the people
• Aleksander defender of men
• Aleksandr defender of the people; Russian form of Alexander
• Aleksandra defender of the people; feminine of Aleksander
• Aleksi defender; Finnish form of Alexis
• Alem world
• Alemayehu I have seen the world
• Alena Czech form of Helen, 'torch, light'
• Alene feminine of Allen, or form of Arlene
• Alenka Slovene diminutive of Alena (Helen), often explained as…
• Ales defender; Belarusian short form of Aliaksandr
• Alese form of Alice: noble
• Alesha spelling of Alicia, form of Alice: noble
• Alesia defender; Belarusian feminine form linked to Aliaksandr
• Alessa short for Alessandra: defender of the people
• Alessandra defender of men
• Alessandro defender of men
• Alessia defender, helper; feminine of Alessio
• Alessio defender, helper
• Alesya Belarusian form of Olesya, a diminutive of Aleksandra,…
• Aleta perhaps from Greek alethea, truth, or Spanish aleta, little…
• Aletha form of Alethea; truth
• Alethea truth
• Aletheia truth
• Alethia form of Aletheia; truth
• Aletta Dutch diminutive of Adelheid: noble
• Alex short form of Alexander: defender of men
• Alexah form of Alexa: defender of the people
• Alexander defender of men; Alexander the Great
• Alexanderia form of Alexandria: defender of men
• Alexandra defender of men
• Alexandre defender of the people
• Alexandrea spelling of Alexandra: defender of people
• Alexandria feminine of Alexander, 'defender of the people'; city…
• Alexandro form of Alexander: defender of people
• Alexandros defender of men
• Alexandru defender of men
• Alexas form of Alexis: defender
• Alexavier modern blend of Alex and Xavier
• Alexcia form of Alexis: defender
• Alexei defender, helper
• Alexes form of Alexis: defender
• Alexi form of Alexis: defender
• Alexios "defender"
• Alexis defender, helper
• Alexsa form of Alexa: defender
• Alexsandra spelling of Alexandra: defender of the people
• Alexus spelling of Alexis: defender
• Alexx form of Alex: defender
• Alexxa form of Alexa: defender
• Alexxis form of Alexis: defender, helper
• Alexya form of Alexa: defender of the people
• Alexys spelling of Alexis: defender
• Alexzander spelling of Alexander: defender of men
• Aleya form of Aliya: high, exalted
• Aleyah modern American name, a variant of Aaliyah or Leah
• Alferd form of Alfred: elf counsel
• Alfhild elf battle
• Alfie diminutive of Alfred: elf counsel
• Alfonse form of Alphonse: noble and ready
• Alfonso noble and ready
• Alfonza form of Alfonso; noble and ready
• Alford English place name, old ford
• Alfred elf counsel, wise counsel; Alfred the Great, King of Wessex
• Alfreda feminine of Alfred: elf counsel
• Alfredia feminine of Alfred: elf counsel, wise counsel
• Alfrieda form of Alfreda (Aelfthryth): elf strength
• Alger elf spear
• Algernon Norman nickname: with mustaches
• Algie pet form of Algernon; with a mustache
• Algirdas possibly 'whole rumor/fame'; Grand Duke Algirdas
• Algot elf Geat
• Alhassane West African form of al-Hasan, the good
• Ali high, exalted; cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet
• Alia exalted, sublime
• Aliah spelling of Aliyah (ascent) or Alia (exalted)
• Aliaksandr defender of the people; Belarusian form of Alexander
• Aliana modern American name, perhaps from Eliana or Alana
• Alianna modern American name, perhaps from Eliana or Alana
• Alias form of Elias (Elijah): my God is Yahweh
• Alica form of Alicia: noble
• Alice noble kind; via French from Adalheidis
• Alicea form of Alicia: noble
• Alicen form of Alison: little Alice, noble
• Alicent medieval English form of Alice: noble
• Alicja noble kind; Polish form of Alice
• Alicyn form of Alison (Alice): noble
• Alida short form of Adelheid: noble
• Aliena stranger, foreigner
• Alienor Old French form of Eleanor; possibly the other Aenor
• Alijah spelling of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
• Alika Hawaiian form of Alex or Alice
• Alikhan lofty khan (Kazakh)
• Alim learned, wise
• Alina possibly from Germanic adal 'noble'
• Alinda form of Adelinda: noble + gentle
• Aline noble; short form of Adeline
• Aliou Wolof and Fula form of Ali, exalted
• Alípio from Greek Alypios, free from sorrow
• Alisa form of Alice (noble) or Elisa
• Alisha spelling of Alicia, form of Alice: noble
• Alisher Ali the lion, lofty lion (Uzbek); the poet Alisher Navoi
• Alisia form of Alicia, from Alice: noble
• Alison little Alice: noble
• Alissa spelling of Alyssa: the alyssum flower, or a form of Alice:…
• Alisson spelling of Alison, Norman diminutive of Alice (noble)
• Alistair defender of the people
• Alister form of Alasdair (Alexander): defender of men
• Alisyn form of Alison (Alice): noble
• Alivia spelling of Olivia: olive tree
• Alix form of Alice: noble
• Alixandra form of Alexandra: defender of men
• Alixandria form of Alexandria: defender of the people
• Aliyu Hausa form of Ali, lofty
• Aliza joyful
• Alizabeth form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
• Alizah joyful
• Alize from French alize, trade wind
• Alizee trade wind, from alizé
• Aljaž Slovene form of Alexius, defender
• Alji child (Old Korean); Kim Alji, ancestor of the Silla Kims c.…
• Alka curl of hair; the city of Kubera
• Alkis strength, valor
• Allana spelling of Alana, feminine of Alan
• Allee pet form of Allison or Alexandra
• Allegra joyful, lively
• Allen spelling of Alan, possibly 'little rock' or 'handsome'
• Allene feminine of Allen; perhaps 'little rock' or 'handsome'
• Alleria coined by Blizzard for Warcraft
• Alley pet form of Alice or Allison: noble
• Alli pet form of Alison, Alice or Alexandra
• Allicia form of Alicia: noble
• Allie pet form of Alison, Alice or Alexandra
• Allison diminutive of Alice: noble
• Allisson spelling of Allison, pet form of Alice: noble
• Allister form of Alasdair (Alexander): defender of men
• Allisyn form of Allison: little Alice (noble)
• Alliyah spelling of Aliyah (ascent) or Alia (exalted)
• Allpa Quechua word meaning earth or soil
• Allura from allure: charm, attraction
• Ally pet form of Alison, Alice or Alexandra
• Allysa spelling of Alyssa, from the alyssum flower or a form of…
• Allysen form of Allison (Alice): noble
• Allyson spelling of Alison, Norman diminutive of Alice (noble)
• Allyssa spelling of Alyssa: the alyssum flower, or a form of Alice:…
• Alma soul (Spanish); nourishing, kind (Latin)
• Almaz diamond
• Almazbek diamond lord (Kyrgyz)
• Almeda perhaps from Spanish alameda, poplar grove, or a form of…
• Almedia form of Almeda, often given as ambitious
• Almer form of Elmer: noble and famous
• Almila red apple
• Almira princess; also linked to the Spanish town Almería
• Almog coral
• Almond the English word for the almond tree and nut
• Álmos dreamy; from álom 'dream'; legendary father of Árpád
• Almudena Marian title of Madrid, from Arabic al-mudayna, the citadel
• Alofa love, compassion
• Aloha love, affection, compassion
• Alok light, brightness
• Alon oak tree
• Alona oak tree
• Alondra lark
• Alonna modern American coinage, perhaps from Alana
• Alonso form of Alfonso, 'noble and ready'
• Alonza form of Alonzo; noble and ready
• Alonzo form of Alfonso, Germanic 'noble, ready'
• Alope attested name of Geronimo's first wife, d. 1858
• Aloy coined by Guerrilla Games for Horizon Zero Dawn
• Aloysius Latinized Louis: famous warrior
• Alp brave, hero
• Alpana decorative floor painting made for festivals
• Alpár Hungarian name probably from Turkic alp, hero
• Alparslan heroic lion; Seljuk sultan
• Alpay heroic moon
• Alper brave man
• Alpha first letter of the Greek alphabet; first
• Alpheus from the Greek river Alpheus and its god
• Alphonse noble and ready
• Alphonza form of Alphonso: noble and ready
• Alphonzo form of Alfonso; noble and ready
• Alpin possibly white; father of Kenneth MacAlpin
• Alrik elf ruler or all-ruler
• Alston town of Ælfstan (elf stone)
• Alta high, from Latin altus
• Altagracia high grace; from Our Lady of Altagracia, patroness of the…
• Altai golden; the Altai mountains
• Altair "the flyer" (al-ṭā'ir); the brightest star in Aquila
• Altan golden
• Altangerel golden light (altan + gerel)
• Altantsetseg golden flower
• Altha perhaps from Althea; healing
• Althea healing
• Altine born on Monday
• Alto Italian: high, tall
• Alton from a place name, 'old town' or 'town at the river's…
• Altynai golden moon (Kyrgyz)
• Alun possibly harmony; a Welsh river
• Alva elf
• Alvah of uncertain Hebrew meaning, perhaps height
• Alvan form of Alvin: elf friend
• Alvar elf warrior
• Álvaro probably 'elf guardian'
• Alvena feminine of Alvin: elf friend
• Alverta feminine form of Albert; noble and bright
• Alvie pet form of Alvin or Alva; elf friend
• Alvin elf friend
• Alvina feminine of Alvin: elf friend
• Alvino form of Albinus: white
• Alvira form of Elvira, a Visigothic name of uncertain meaning
• Alvis from Old Norse Alvíss, all-wise; a dwarf in Norse myth
• Alvise Venetian form of Louis, from hlud, famous, and wig, war
• Alya sky, heaven; high, sublime
• Alyasa my God is salvation; Arabic form of Elisha
• Alyattes attested name of Alyattes, king of Lydia c. 600 BC…
• Alycia spelling of Alicia, form of Alice: noble
• Alydia form of Lydia: woman from Lydia
• Alyona torch, light; folk form of Yelena
• Alyosha pet form of Alexei, "defender"
• Alys Welsh form of Alice: noble
• Alysa spelling of Alyssa, from the alyssum flower or a form of…
• Alyse spelling of Alice: noble
• Alysha spelling of Alicia, form of Alice: noble
• Alysia spelling of Alicia, a form of Alice: noble
• Alyson spelling of Allison, a medieval pet form of Alice: noble
• Alyssa form of Alicia, from Alice (noble); also linked to the…
• Alyssah form of Alyssa, from the alyssum flower (Greek: against…
• Alyssandra form of Alessandra: defender of men
• Alyssia spelling of Alyssa: the alyssum flower, or a form of Alice:…
• Alyvia spelling of Olivia, from the olive tree
• Alyx variant of Alex, "defender"
• Alyxandra form of Alexandra: defender of men
• Alyxandria form of Alexandria: defender of the people
• Alžbeta my God is an oath; Slovak form of Elizabeth
• Ama born on Saturday
• Amabel lovable
• Amadeo love of God
• Amadeu Portuguese and Catalan form of Amadeus, love of God
• Amadeus love of God; composer Mozart
• Amadi free man, freeborn
• Amado beloved
• Amador lover, one who loves
• Amadou West African form of Ahmad: most praised
• Amaechi who knows tomorrow?
• Amage attested name of Amage, Sarmatian queen who ruled and…
• Amahle the beautiful ones
• Amaia the end; also a place name
• Amairgin commonly 'birth of song'; poet of the Milesians in the Book…
• Amaiur from the castle of Amaiur, last stronghold of Navarre
• Amaka beautiful, precious
• Amal hope, aspiration
• Amalafrida 'peace of the Amali' (Amal- + frithus); sister of…
• Amalaric ruler of the Amali (Amal- + reiks); king of the Visigoths…
• Amalasuntha 'strong one of the Amali', the Gothic royal house (swinths…
• Amalberga protection of the Amali (Amal- + berga); niece of…
• Amalia work; Princess Catharina-Amalia
• Amalie work, labor
• Amalthea tender, nourishing; the nymph or goat who nursed the infant…
• Aman peace, safety, protection
• Amancay from Quechua amankay, a yellow Andean lily
• Amanda worthy of love, to be loved
• Amandine worthy of love
• Amândio Portuguese form of Amandus, lovable
• Amando from Latin amandus: worthy of love
• Amani peace
• Amanikable god of the sea in Tagalog mythology
• Amanikhabale attested name of Amanikhabale, Meroitic king c. 50 BC;…
• Amanikhatashan attested name of Amanikhatashan, Meroitic queen c. 70 AD;…
• Amanimalel attested name of Amanimalel, Kushite queen c. 640 BC;…
• Amanirenas attested name of Amanirenas, Meroitic queen who fought Rome…
• Amanishakheto attested name of Amanishakheto, Meroitic queen famed for…
• Amanislo attested name of Amanislo, Meroitic king c. 250 BC;…
• Amanitore attested name of Amanitore, Meroitic queen who co-ruled…
• Amanpreet love of peace
• Amanuel Ethiopian form of Emmanuel, God is with us
• Amar long-lived; from umr 'life'
• Amar Das servant of the immortal
• Amar-Sin calf of the moon god Sin; king of Ur c. 2046 BC
• Amara grace (Igbo); immortal (Sanskrit)
• Amarachi God's grace
• Amarah form of Amara: grace
• Amaranta unfading; the amaranth flower
• Amare handsome, good-looking
• Amariah God has said
• Amarie modern American coinage, perhaps from Amari or Marie
• Amarilis form of Amaryllis: to sparkle; also the flower
• Amaris Hebrew Amariah, God has said; or Latin amare, love
• Amarjit immortal victory
• Amaru serpent, sacred snake; Tupac Amaru
• Amaruq Inuktitut word for the wolf
• Amaryllis from Greek amarysso: to sparkle; also the flower
• Amastan protector, defender
• Amat-Shamash handmaid of the sun god Shamash; Old Babylonian women's…
• Amata beloved
• Amaterasu shining in heaven (天照); the Shinto sun goddess
• Amaury work ruler
• Amaya nectar, immortal (from amrita)
• Amayah modern spelling of Amaya, Basque, the end
• Amayas leopard, panther
• Amazigh free man; the Berbers’ own name for themselves
• Amba mother; a name of the goddess Durga
• Ambapali mango guardian (Pali amba + pali); courtesan of Vesali who…
• Ambar amber
• Ambarish sky lord; a devout king of the solar dynasty
• Amber amber, fossilised tree resin; its color
• Amberlee blend of Amber and Lee
• Amberly modern elaboration of Amber, the fossil-resin gem
• Amberlyn modern blend of Amber and Lynn
• Amberlynn modern blend of Amber and Lynn
• Ambigatus attested name of Ambigatus, legendary king of the Bituriges…
• Ambika little mother; a name of Durga or Parvati
• Ambiorix 'king all around', i.e. king of the surrounding lands; king…
• Ambra amber
• Ambre amber
• Ambrogio Italian form of Ambrose, immortal
• Ambroise immortal
• Ambrose immortal, divine
• Ambrosia immortality; food of the gods
• Ambur form of Amber: the fossil resin
• Amda Seyon pillar of Zion (Ge'ez); Ethiopian emperor c. 1314 AD
• Ame rain (雨)
• Amedee loves God
• Amedeo love of God
• Amee form of Amy: beloved
• Ameena form of Amina: trustworthy, faithful
• Ameenah form of Amina: trustworthy, faithful
• Ameerah form of Amira; princess, commander
• Ameir form of Amir: prince, commander
• Amel hope; Bosnian form of Amal
• Amel-Marduk man of the god Marduk; king of Babylon c. 562 BC
• Amelia work, labor; from Amalia
• Ameliah form of Amelia: work, effort
• Amelie work, industrious; French form of Amalia
• Amenay horseman, rider
• Amenemhat Amun is at the head; Amenemhat III, pharaoh c. 1860 BC
• Amenemope Amun is in Opet; author of the Instruction of Amenemope c.…
• Amenhotep Amun is satisfied; name of four pharaohs
• Amenirdis Amun is the one who gave her; Kushite God's Wife of Amun c.…
• Amer prosperous, full of life
• Amera form of Amira: princess
• Ameretat immortality
• Amergin possibly born of song; bard of the Milesians
• America from Amerigo Vespucci, after whom the Americas were named
• Americo form of Amerigo (Emmerich); home ruler
• Americus Latin form of Amerigo (Emmerich): home ruler
• Amerie form of Amery (Emery), Germanic 'work ruler'
• Ames from Old French Amis: friend
• Amestris attested name of Amestris, queen of Xerxes c. 480 BC;…
• Amethyst the purple gemstone; Greek amethystos 'not drunk'
• Amets dream
• Ametz Pyrenean oak
• Amey form of Amy: beloved
• Ameya immeasurable, boundless
• Ameyali water spring, fountain
• Ameyalli Nahuatl word for a spring of water
• Ami born on Saturday
• Amiad my people is eternal
• Amias loved
• Amichai my people lives
• Amie spelling of Amy: beloved
• Amiel God of my people
• Amihan northeast monsoon wind; a bird deity in Tagalog myth
• Amik beaver
• Amilia spelling of Amelia, from Germanic amal 'work'
• Amin trustworthy, faithful
• Amina trustworthy, faithful; mother of the Prophet Muhammad
• Aminata West African form of Amina, trustworthy
• Aminu trustworthy, faithful
• Amir treetop (Hebrew); prince, commander (Arabic)
• Amira princess, commander
• Amiracle modern name from the phrase 'a miracle'
• Amiri princely, of the commander
• Amisk beaver
• Amit boundless, infinite
• Amitabh boundless radiance
• Amitabha infinite light
• Amitai truthful; father of the prophet Jonah
• Amity friendship
• Amiyah modern American name, perhaps from Amaya or Amy
• Ammar long-lived, one who builds up
• Ammistamru attested name of Ammistamru II, king of Ugarit c. 1260 BC;…
• Ammon Greek form of Amun, Egyptian god, 'the hidden one'
• Ammuna attested name of Ammuna, Hittite king c. 1550 BC; meaning…
• Ammurapi the kinsman is a healer; Ammurapi, last king of Ugarit c.…
• Ammy form of Amy: beloved
• Amna safety, security
• Amnay rider, horseman
• Amnon faithful
• Amodini joyful; fragrant
• Amogh unerring, unfailing
• Amokura red-tailed tropicbird, its plumes a treasure
• Amondi born at dawn, in Luo
• Amonute attested name of Pocahontas, Powhatan woman, c. 1610;…
• Amor love
• Amora modern name from Spanish amor, love
• Amorette little love
• Amorges attested name of Amorges, Saka king c. 530 BC (Ctesias);…
• Amory from Amalric: work and ruler
• Amos carried, borne (by God); a minor prophet
• Amotmilqart handmaid of the god Melqart; Punic women's name
• Amoun Coptic form of Amun, "the hidden one"; Amoun of Nitria,…
• Amparo shelter, protection; from Virgen de los Desamparados
• Amr life, long life
• Amram exalted people
• Amren coined by Sarah J. Maas for A Court of Thorns and Roses
• Amrit nectar of immortality; Sikh initiation
• Amrita nectar of immortality
• Amulya priceless, invaluable
• Amun the hidden one; king of the Egyptian gods
• Amund ancestor's protection
• Amunet the hidden one (female); consort of Amun
• Amuro coined by Yoshiyuki Tomino for Mobile Suit Gundam
• Amy beloved (Old French Amée)
• Amya modern American name, perhaps from Amaya or Amy
• Amyah modern American name, perhaps from Amaya or Amy
• Amyjo combination of Amy (beloved) and Jo
• Amyrah form of Amira: princess, leader
• Amytis attested name of Amytis, Median princess and wife of…
• An peace, safety (安)
• Anđela messenger, angel
• Anıl remembered
• Ana grace, favor; form of Hannah
• Anabel form of Annabel, probably from Amabel 'lovable'
• Anabella form of Annabel, probably from Amabel 'lovable'
• Anabelle spelling of Annabel, probably from Amabel 'lovable'
• Anabrang crossing over (Old Javanese), from his overseas campaign;…
• Anacaona golden flower (ana + caona), commonly given; Anacaona,…
• Anacharsis attested name of Anacharsis, Scythian prince and sage c.…
• Anacreon probably from anax 'lord'; lyric poet c. 570–485 BC
• Anactoria from anax 'lord', 'queenly'; Anactoria, beloved friend in…
• Anagha sinless, pure
• Anahera angel
• Anahi Guarani name from the legend of the ceibo flower
• Anahit Armenian form of Anahita, 'immaculate'; goddess of…
• Anahita immaculate, undefiled; goddess of the waters
• Anahuarque named for Mount Anahuarque; Mama Anahuarque, queen of…
• Anaiah God has answered
• Anaig Breton pet form of Anne: grace
• Anais from Anna: grace
• Anakaren combination of Ana and Karen
• Anakin coined by George Lucas for Anakin Skywalker of Star Wars
• Analeah modern blend of Ana and Leah
• Analia blend of Ana and Lia
• Analicia blend of Ana and Alicia
• Analisa blend of Ana (grace) and Lisa (Elisabeth)
• Analise blend of Anna (grace) and Liese (Elisabeth: God is my oath)
• Analiz combination of Ana and Liz
• Analucia combination of Ana (grace) and Lucia (light)
• Anamaria double name, Ana (grace) and Maria (Mary)
• Anan endless, infinite (from ananta)
• Anand joy, bliss
• Ananda joy, bliss
• Anang star
• Anangoons little star
• Anant endless, infinite; a name of Vishnu
• Anantha infinite, endless (South Indian spelling of Ananta)
• Ananya unique, without equal; having no other
• Anar pomegranate
• Anaruz hope
• Anas friendliness, companionship
• Anasofia compound of Ana (grace) and Sofía (wisdom)
• Anastacia spelling of Anastasia: resurrection
• Anastacio from Anastasius; resurrection
• Anastasia resurrection
• Anastasios resurrection
• Anasuya free from envy; wife of the sage Atri
• Anatole sunrise, east
• Anatoly sunrise, the east; from Greek anatole
• Anaxagoras lord of the assembly (anax + agora); philosopher c. 500–428…
• Anaximander lord of men (anax + anēr); philosopher of Miletus c.…
• Anaximenes lord of might (anax + menos); philosopher of Miletus c.…
• Anaya without a superior; free (modern usage)
• Anbarasan king of love
• Anbarasi queen of love
• Anbu love, affection
• Anca diminutive of Ana, 'grace'
• Ancus attested name of Ancus Marcius, fourth king of Rome, 7th c.…
• Ancuța Romanian diminutive of Anca (Ana), grace
• Andal she who rules
• Andarta possibly 'great bear' (ande- + arto-); goddess of the…
• Ánde Sami form of Anders: manly, strong
• Andee form of Andy (Andrew, Andrea): manly
• Andeg crow
• Ander manly, brave; Basque form of Andrew
• Anders manly, strong; form of Andrew
• Andersen Danish surname: son of Anders (manly)
• Anderson from a surname, 'son of Andrew'
• Andi diminutive of Andrea or Andrew: manly, brave
• Andie pet form of Andrea: manly, brave
• Andile they have increased
• Andon Bulgarian form of Anton (Anthony)
• Andoni Basque form of Anthony, from Antonius
• Andrae form of Andre; manly, brave
• Andranik firstborn
• András manly, brave; Hungarian form of Andrew
• Andraste possibly 'unconquerable'; British goddess invoked by Boudica
• Andraž manly, brave; Slovene form of Andrew
• Andre manly, brave
• Andrea manly, brave (male in Italy, female elsewhere)
• Andreana feminine of Andrew; manly, brave
• Andreanna feminine form of Andreas: manly
• Andreas manly, brave
• Andreea manly, brave
• Andrei manly, brave; Russian form of Andrew
• Andreina feminine of Andrea (Andrew): manly, masculine
• Andrej manly, brave; form of Andrew
• Andrena feminine of Andrew: manly
• Andres Estonian form of Andrew: manly, strong
• Andreu manly, brave
• Andrew manly, brave
• Andrews surname: son of Andrew (manly, brave)
• Andria form of Andrea, feminine of Andrew: manly, brave
• Andrian form of Adrian: from Hadria
• Andriana feminine form of Andreas: manly, brave
• Andrianna feminine form of Andreas: manly
• Andrija manly, brave; Serbian and Croatian form of Andrew
• Andrik form of Andrew: manly
• Andrina feminine of Andrew: manly
• Andris manly, brave; Latvian form of Andrew
• Andrius manly, brave; Lithuanian form of Andrew
• Andriy manly, brave; Ukrainian form of Andrew
• Andromache battle of men
• Andromeda mindful of men, often given as 'ruler of men'; princess and…
• Andru form of Andrew: manly, masculine
• Andrue form of Andrew: manly
• Andruw form of Andrew: manly, brave
• Andry pillar, support, in Malagasy
• Andrzej manly, brave; Polish form of Andrew
• Anduin coined by J.R.R. Tolkien as the name of a great river;…
• Andy diminutive of Andrew: manly, brave
• Ane grace; Basque form of Anne
• Aneesa form of Anisa: friendly companion
• Aneesah friendly, good companion
• Aneesh supreme, having no master above
• Aneesha form of Anisha: uninterrupted, continuous
• Aneirin noble, honorable; early Welsh poet
• Anele enough
• Anestis from Greek anastasis, resurrection
• Anesu He (God) is with us
• Aneta Polish and Czech form of Anna: grace, favor
• Anete Latvian form of Annette, a diminutive of Anna, grace
• Anetta form of Annette (Anne): grace
• Aneurin noble, honorable
• Anežka Czech form of Agnes, 'pure, holy'
• Anfernee respelling of Anthony, made famous by Anfernee 'Penny'…
• Angad bracelet, armlet; 'part of my body'
• Anganamon attested name of Anganamon, Mapuche war leader c. 1612;…
• Angel messenger, angel
• Angela messenger, angel
• Angelea form of Angela: messenger, angel
• Angelee form of Angela: angel, messenger
• Angelena form of Angelina; messenger, angel
• Angelene form of Angeline; angel, messenger
• Angeles angels, from the Virgin Mary's title Our Lady of the Angels
• Angelia form of Angela, 'angel, messenger of God'
• Angelic angelic, like an angel
• Angelica angelic
• Angelie elaboration of Angel: messenger
• Angelika form of Angelica: angelic
• Angeliki angelic
• Angelin form of Angeline: angel, messenger of God
• Angelina little angel
• Angelique angelic, like an angel
• Angelis form of Angela: angel, messenger of God
• Angelisa modern blend of Angela and Lisa
• Angelise form of Angela: angel, messenger
• Angelita little angel
• Angelle angel, messenger
• Angelo messenger, angel
• Àngels angels; from Our Lady of the Angels
• Angely elaboration of Angel, 'messenger of God'
• Angelyn blend of Angel and -lyn; angel, messenger
• Angelynn modern blend of Angel and Lynn
• Anggrek orchid
• Angharad much loved, greatly beloved
• Angie diminutive of Angela: angel, messenger of God
• Angila form of Angela: messenger, angel
• Angilbert bright Angle (Angil + berht); Frankish poet at…
• Angkasa sky, space (from Sanskrit akasha)
• Anglea form of Angela: angel, messenger
• Anglia Latin for England: land of the Angles
• Angua coined by Terry Pratchett for Discworld
• Angus one strength, true vigor; Aengus, god of love
• Anh brilliant, heroic, flower (英)
• Ani after Ani, the medieval Armenian capital
• Ania Polish pet form of Anna: grace
• Aniah modern American coinage, perhaps from Anya
• Anibal form of Hannibal; grace of Baal
• Anice form of Annis (Agnes): pure, holy
• Aniceto from Anicetus: unconquerable
• Aniela Polish form of Angela: messenger, angel
• Aniello Italian: little lamb
• Anika army, face; also a name of the goddess Durga
• Aniket homeless, one whose abode is everywhere; a name of Shiva
• Anil wind, air; the wind god
• Animikii thunderbird, thunder
• Anina form of Hannah: grace, favor
• Anindita irreproachable, flawless
• Anindya flawless, faultless (Sanskrit anindya)
• Aningaaq the moon man of Greenlandic Inuit myth, brother of the sun
• Anir angel
• Anirban inextinguishable, eternal flame
• Aniruddha unobstructed, unstoppable; grandson of Krishna
• Anirudh unobstructed, boundless; grandson of Krishna
• Anirvan unextinguished, ever-burning
• Anisa friendly companion
• Anisah friendly, good companion
• Anise the fragrant herb anise (aniseed)
• Anish supreme, without a master
• Anisha supreme, without a lord; also uninterrupted
• Anișoara little Ana, 'grace'
• Anissa form of Anisa, 'friendly companion'
• Aniston English surname, perhaps Agnes's town
• Anistyn form of Anniston: Annie's town
• Anita without guile; grace (Indian usage)
• Anitra coined by Henrik Ibsen for a dancer in Peer Gynt
• Aniu Inuktitut word for snow on the ground, used for drinking…
• Aniya modern American name, perhaps from Anya
• Aniyah modern coinage, likely an elaboration of Ania (form of…
• Anja form of Anna: grace
• Anjali offering with joined palms; a gesture of reverence
• Anjalika small offering
• Anjan kohl, collyrium; dark
• Anjana ointment, kohl; dark
• Anjanette blend of Ann and Janette
• Anjaneya son of Anjana; Hanuman
• Anjani anointed; kohl (from Anjana); mother of Hanuman
• Anjel form of Angel: messenger of God
• Anjela form of Angela: messenger, angel
• Anjelica spelling of Angelica, 'angelic'
• Anjelina form of Angelina: messenger, angel
• Anjuli form of Anjali: offering made with joined hands
• Anka South Slavic and Polish diminutive of Ana, grace
• Anke diminutive of Anna: grace
• Anker Danish form of Arnketill, from arn, eagle, and ketill,…
• Ankhbayar first joy (ankh + bayar)
• Ankhesenamun she lives for Amun; queen of Tutankhamun c. 1330 BC
• Ankhesenpepi she lives for Pepi; queen c. 2280 BC
• Ankhtifi attested name of Ankhtifi, nomarch of Hierakonpolis c. 2120…
• Ankit marked, distinguished
• Ankita marked, distinguished, symbol
• Ankur sprout, shoot
• Anlamani attested name of Anlamani, king of Kush c. 620 BC…
• Anle peace and joy (安乐)
• Anmol priceless, invaluable
• Ann form of Hannah, "grace"
• Anna grace, favor; form of Hannah
• Annabel perhaps from Amabel, "lovable"
• Annabell spelling of Annabel, from Amabel: lovable
• Annabella Latinized form of Annabel, from Amabel: lovable
• Annabelle from Scottish Annabel, from Amabel: lovable
• Annabeth combination of Anna (grace) and Beth
• Annag Gaelic pet form of Anne: grace
• Annageldi came on a Friday (Turkmen)
• Annagrace combination of Anna (grace) and Grace
• Annah form of Anna; grace
• Annaig Breton diminutive of Anna, grace
• Annaka form of Annika (Anna): grace
• Annalea combination of Anna (grace) and Lea
• Annaleah modern blend of Anna and Leah
• Annalee blend of Anna (grace) and Lee
• Annaleigh modern blend of Anna and Leigh
• Annalicia modern blend of Anna and Alicia
• Annaliese blend of Anna (grace) and Liese (Elisabeth)
• Annalisa blend of Anna (grace) and Lisa (Elisabeth: God is my oath)
• Annalise blend of Anna (grace) and Lise (Elisabeth, God is my oath)
• Annalyn blend of Anna and Lynn
• Annalynn blend of Anna and Lynn
• Annamae blend of Anna and Mae; grace
• Annamarie combination of Anna (grace) and Marie
• Annamay compound of Anna and May
• Annan fourth-born child
• Annapurna full of food; goddess of nourishment
• Annarose combination of Anna (grace) and Rose
• Annawon attested name of Annawon, war captain of Metacom, d. 1676
• Anndra Gaelic form of Andrew: manly, brave
• Anne grace, favor; form of Hannah
• Annegret German blend of Anne, grace, and Margarete, pearl
• Anneka diminutive of Anna: grace
• Anneke diminutive of Anna: grace
• Annelie blend of Anna (grace) and Lies (Elisabeth)
• Anneliese blend of Anna (grace) and Liese (Elisabeth: God is my oath)
• Annelise blend of Anna (grace) and Lise (Elisabeth)
• Annell form of Anne: grace
• Annelle elaboration of Anne: grace
• Annemarie combination of Anne (grace) and Marie
• Annette French diminutive of Anne, from Hannah: grace
• Anni Finnish form of Anna: grace
• Annice form of Annis (Agnes); pure, chaste
• Annick Breton pet form of Anne: grace
• Annie pet form of Anne, "grace"
• Annika diminutive of Anna: grace
• Annikki Finnish diminutive of Anna: grace
• Anning peaceful and tranquil (安宁)
• Anningan meaning uncertain
• Annis medieval English form of Agnes; pure, chaste
• Anniston English surname, perhaps Agnes's town
• Annistyn form of Anniston: Annie's town
• Annmarie combination of Ann (grace) and Marie
• Annunziata announced; from the Annunciation
• Anon joy (from Pali ananda); Ananda, the Buddha's cousin and…
• Anona from Annona, Roman goddess of the grain harvest
• Anong beautiful woman
• Anopama peerless, matchless (Pali anopama); Anopama, nun of the…
• Anora form of Honora: honor
• Anori wind (Greenlandic)
• Anotida He loves us (God)
• Anouk pet form of Anne: grace
• Anoush sweet; immortal
• Anpao the dawn, daybreak
• Anpetuwi the sun, literally 'day sun'
• Anpo Lakota word for the dawn
• Anqi peaceful + beautiful jade (安琪)
• Anran peaceful, calm, at ease (安然)
• Ansa god (ans); Lombard queen, wife of Desiderius, 8th c.
• Ansel form of Anselm: god helmet
• Anselm god helmet, divine protection; Saint Anselm
• Anselme god helmet, divine protection
• Anselmo divine helmet, God's protection
• Ansh part, portion (of the divine)
• Anshar whole heaven; primeval god in the Enuma Elish
• Anshuman luminous, the sun; a king of the solar dynasty
• Anslee form of Ainsley: one's own clearing or hermitage clearing
• Ansleigh form of Ainsley: hermitage clearing
• Ansley English place name, perhaps hermitage clearing
• Anson from a surname, 'son of Agnes' or 'son of Hans'
• Antawn form of Antoine (Anthony)
• Ante Croatian form of Anthony, from the Roman family name…
• Antea Italian form of Anthea, flowery
• Antek Polish diminutive of Antoni (Anthony), a Roman family name
• Anthany form of Anthony (Antonius), Roman clan name; often given as…
• Anthea flowery; epithet of Hera
• Anthoney form of Anthony, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Anthony from the Roman family name Antonius, of unknown origin;…
• Antigone against birth; or 'in place of a mother'
• Antigoni modern Greek form of Antigone, against birth or in place of…
• Antione form of Antoine, from the Roman name Antonius
• Antionette form of Antoinette, from the Roman name Antonius
• Antje diminutive of Anna: grace
• Antoine from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antoinetta form of Antoinette, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antoinette feminine of Antoine, from the Roman name Antonius
• Antoino form of Antonio (Antonius), Roman clan name
• Anton form of Anthony, from Roman Antonius, of unknown meaning;…
• Antonella little Antonia, from Antonius
• Antonetta form of Antoinette, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antoni from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antonia feminine of Antonius, a Roman family name of unknown…
• Antonietta Italian diminutive of Antonia (Roman family name Antonius)
• Antoniette form of Antoinette, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antonina feminine of Antoni, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antonino diminutive of Antonio, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antonio from the Roman family Antonius; meaning unknown, folk link…
• Antonios Greek form of Antonius, a Roman family name of unknown…
• Antonius Latin form of Anthony, a Roman family name
• Antony form of Anthony, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antron modern form of Anthony (Roman family name Antonius)
• Antu sun, in Mapudungun (Mapuche)
• Antuan form of Antoine, from the Roman family name Antonius
• Antwan American spelling of Antoine (Anthony)
• Antwanette form of Antoinette (Antonia)
• Antwine form of Antoine (Antonius), Roman clan name
• Antwon spelling of Antoine (Anthony), from Roman Antonius
• Antwuan form of Antoine (Anthony), from a Roman family name
• Anu Estonian form of Anna: grace
• Anubis meaning uncertain; perhaps 'royal child'
• Anuenue rainbow
• Anuj younger brother
• Anuket the embracer; goddess of the Nile cataracts
• Anula attested name of Anula, Sri Lankan queen, first woman…
• Anum blessings, gifts of God
• Anunciación Spanish for the Annunciation
• Anup incomparable
• Anupam incomparable, matchless
• Anupama incomparable, matchless
• Anuradha a lunar mansion; following Radha
• Anurak to preserve, protect, care for
• Anuri wind
• Anuruddha unobstructed (Pali); Anuruddha, cousin and disciple of the…
• Anusapati attested name of Anusapati, king of Singhasari c. 1227 in…
• Anusha beautiful morning; a star (Anuradha)
• Anushervon immortal soul (Tajik); Khosrow I Anushirvan
• Anushka Russian pet form of Anna, "grace, favor"; widely used in…
• Anvar brightest, most radiant (Uzbek)
• Anvi a name of the forest goddess; follower (modern usage)
• Anwar brighter, more luminous
• Anwen very fair, very blessed
• Anwesha quest, search
• Ánxela Galician form of Ángela, from Greek angelos, messenger or…
• Anxo Galician form of Ángel, from Greek angelos, messenger or…
• Anya grace; diminutive of Anna
• Anyango born in the late morning, in Luo
• Anyssa spelling of Anisa: friendly companion
• Anyte attested name of Anyte of Tegea, epigram poet c. 300 BC;…
• Anzar rain; the Berber god of rain
• Anže God is gracious; Slovene form of John
• Ao daylight, light; also cloud
• Aoba green leaves, fresh foliage (青葉)
• Aodh fire
• Aodhan little fire
• Aoi hollyhock (葵); also blue (青)
• Aoibh beauty, radiance
• Aoibheann radiant beauty, fair form
• Aoibhinn delightful, radiant
• Aoife beauty, radiance; a warrior woman of Irish legend
• Aonghas Gaelic form of Angus, one strength
• Aonghus one strength, true vigor
• Aorangi cloud in the sky; Maori name of Mount Cook
• Aoto blue, green (蒼, 碧) + person or soar (人, 翔)
• Aouli the blue sky, firmament
• Aozora blue sky (青空)
• Apama attested name of Apama, daughter of Spitamenes and queen of…
• Aparajita undefeated; a name of Durga
• Aparecida appeared; Our Lady of Aparecida, patron of Brazil
• Aparna without leaves; Parvati, who fasted even from leaves
• Aperahama Maori form of Abraham, father of many
• Aphilas attested name of Aphilas, king of Aksum c. 300 AD; meaning…
• Aphiwe we have been given
• Aphrahat attested name of Aphrahat, the Persian Sage, Syriac writer…
• Aphrodite possibly 'risen from sea foam'; goddess of love
• Apil-Sin heir of the moon god Sin; king of Babylon c. 1830 BC
• Apio Acholi and Langi name for the first-born twin girl
• Apisalome Fijian form of Absalom, father of peace
• Apolaki god of the sun and war in Pangasinan/Tagalog myth
• Apolena Czech form of Apollonia, of Apollo
• Apolinar from Apollinaris: of Apollo
• Apolinário Portuguese form of Apollinaris, of Apollo
• Apolline of Apollo
• Apollo possibly from apella 'assembly'; Greek god of light, music…
• Apollos belonging to Apollo
• Apolonia form of Apollonia: of Apollo
• Apolonio from Apollonius, of Apollo
• Apostolis Greek short form of Apostolos, apostle or messenger
• Appius old Sabine-Roman praenomen; Appius Claudius Caecus, builder…
• April the spring month April, from Latin Aprilis
• Aprille form of April, the month; often given as to open
• Aprim fruitful; Syriac form of Ephraim and Ephrem
• Apu Quechua word meaning lord; also the sacred spirit of a…
• Aput snow (Greenlandic)
• Aqiggiq ptarmigan
• Aqua water
• Aquila eagle
• Aquiles Spanish form of Achilles, possibly 'pain, grief'
• Aquilia eagle (aquila); Julia Aquilia Severa, Vestal and empress,…
• Aquilino from Latin Aquilinus, eagle-like
• Aquiminzaque attested name of Aquiminzaque, last Muisca zaque c. 1537;…
• Arın pure, clean
• Ara from Ara the Handsome, a legendary Armenian king
• Araba born on Tuesday (Fante form)
• Arabella uncertain; perhaps from Annabel, or Latin orabilis…
• Arabelle form of Arabella, possibly from Latin orabilis: yielding to…
• Araceli altar of heaven
• Aracelis from Araceli: altar of heaven
• Araci from Tupi, often explained as mother of the day, the dawn
• Aradhya worthy of worship
• Aragorn coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin, perhaps "revered king"
• Arah wayfarer, traveler
• Araksi the River Araks
• Aralynn modern blend of Ara and Lynn
• Aram high, exalted (Hebrew); legendary Armenian patriarch; also…
• Arami little piece of sky
• Aramis from Aramitz, a Basque town; one of Dumas's Three Musketeers
• Aran from the Aran Islands
• Arandu Guarani word meaning wisdom or wise
• Aranka golden; from arany 'gold'
• Arantxa short for Arantzazu, 'thorny place'; Our Lady of Arantzazu
• Arantza thornbush; from the Marian sanctuary of Arantzazu
• Arantzazu thorny place; Marian sanctuary in Gipuzkoa
• Aranya forest, wilderness
• Aranza from Basque Arantza, thorn bush (Our Lady of Arantzazu)
• Aranzazu Marian title, from Basque arantza, thorn, with an abundance…
• Ararat the sacred mountain of Armenia
• Arariboia macaw snake, commonly given (Old Tupi arara + boia);…
• Aras the River Aras
• Arash bright, shining; Arash the Archer of legend
• Arashi storm (嵐)
• Arasibo attested name of Arasibo, Taino cacique of northern Boriken…
• Arasy mother of the sky
• Arata new, fresh (新)
• Arataki guide, leader, path-maker
• Arathi aarti, the ritual offering of light to a deity
• Aratz Basque word meaning clean, clear or pure
• Aravis coined by C. S. Lewis for The Horse and His Boy
• Araw sun; day (Tagalog)
• Araxie of the Araxes river
• Arben Albanian; from the old ethnonym Arbën
• Arbër Albanian; from the old ethnonym Arbër
• Arbutus the arbutus (strawberry tree)
• Arcadia from the Greek region Arcadia, an idyllic pastoral paradise
• Arcadio of Arcadia, the Greek region
• Arcas bear; son of Callisto, placed in the sky as the Little Bear
• Arch short form of Archibald; genuine and bold
• Archana worship, adoration
• Archer bowman
• Archibald truly brave, genuinely bold
• Archidamus leader of the people (archē + damos); Archidamus II, king…
• Archie truly brave; pet form of Archibald
• Archilochus leader of a company (archē + lochos); lyric poet c. 680–645…
• Archita worshipped, revered
• Arda from the Arda River in the Balkans
• Ardak precious, honored (Kazakh)
• Ardal high valor, from ard (high) and gal (valor)
• Ardavan protector of truth (arta)
• Ardella perhaps from Latin ardere 'to burn', warm, eager
• Arden from the Forest of Arden; perhaps Celtic 'high'
• Ardeshir whose rule is by truth (arta); founder of the Sasanian…
• Ardis perhaps from Greek ardis 'point of an arrow', or form of…
• Ardit golden day; from ar 'gold' and ditë 'day'
• Ardita golden day
• Ardith perhaps from Hebrew Ard, flowering field
• Ardochsho good reward (Bactrian form of Avestan Ashi Vanguhi);…
• Arduinna goddess of the Ardennes forest; from ardu- 'height'
• Areanna form of Ariana (Ariadne): most holy
• Aredvi moist, humid; from Aredvi Sura Anahita, goddess of the…
• Areeba clever, witty, wise
• Aregak the sun
• Areli possibly 'lion of God'
• Aren Danish form of Arne; eagle
• Arend eagle
• Ares meaning uncertain; perhaps 'ruin, bane'
• Aretas Greek form of Haritat, "plowman, tiller"; Aretas IV, king…
• Aretha virtue, excellence, from Greek arete
• Areti Greek word meaning virtue or excellence
• Areum beauty (native Korean 아름, as in 아름다움)
• Arev sun
• Arevik little sun
• Arezoo wish, desire
• Argi light
• Argia Basque word meaning light
• Argiñe light
• Argishti attested name of Argishti I, king of Urartu c. 785 BC…
• Argus bright, watchful; the hundred-eyed giant
• Ari eagle
• Aria "air, melody"
• Ariadna most holy; form of Ariadne
• Ariadne most holy; helped Theseus escape the labyrinth
• Ariadni modern Greek form of Ariadne, most holy
• Ariah modern form of Aria, Italian, air, melody
• Arianah form of Ariana, from Ariadne: most holy
• Ariane most holy; French form of Ariadne
• Arianna most holy; form of Ariadne
• Ariannah form of Arianna, from Ariadne: most holy
• Arianne form of Ariadne, 'most holy, pure'
• Arianny form of Ariana, from Ariadne: most holy
• Arianrhod silver wheel; goddess of the Mabinogion
• Ariantas attested name of Ariantas, Scythian king who counted his…
• Arianwen white silver, blessed silver
• Ariapeithes attested name of Ariapeithes, Scythian king c. 490 BC;…
• Ariaramnes Greek form of Ariyaramna, "who brings peace to the Aryans";…
• Aribella modern blend of Ari and Bella
• Aric spelling of Eric: ever ruler
• Arieana form of Ariana (Ariadne): most holy
• Ariel lion of God
• Ariella lioness of God; feminine of Ariel
• Aries ram; the constellation and zodiac sign
• Arietta little air, little melody (a short aria)
• Arif knowing, wise; a mystic
• Ariff knowledgeable, wise (Arabic arif)
• Arignote very well known (ari- + gnōtos); Pythagorean philosopher,…
• Arihant destroyer of enemies (inner passions); a Jain title
• Arij fragrance, sweet scent
• Arijit one who has conquered enemies
• Ariki chief, high-born leader
• Arima from the place name Arima; Prince Arima, Man'yoshu poet c.…
• Arina peace; folk form of Irina
• Arinaitwe He is with us (God)
• Arindam subduer of enemies
• Ariobarzanes exalting the Aryans; satrap who held the Persian Gates…
• Arion Greek mythological name
• Aripert bright army (hari + berht); Lombard king d. 661 (Lombardic)
• Aris best, excellent; short for Aristotelis
• Arishat desired one; common Punic women's name c. 3rd century BC
• Arissa modern American coinage, perhaps from Arisa or Clarissa
• Arista best; also the brightest star of Virgo (Spica)
• Aristeo form of Aristaeus, from Greek aristos: best
• Aristide son of the best
• Aristotelis the best purpose; philosopher Aristotle
• Aritra oar; one who steers a boat
• Aritz oak
• Ariunaa pure, holy
• Ariunbold holy, pure steel (ariun + bold)
• Ariunzaya holy, pure destiny (ariun + zaya)
• Arivazhagan beautiful in knowledge
• Arivu knowledge, intelligence
• Ariyah modern spelling of Aria, Italian, air, melody
• Ariyanna spelling of Ariana, from Ariadne: most holy, most pure
• Arizona the US state, possibly from an O'odham word for small spring
• Arjan white, bright; Punjabi form of Arjuna
• Arjeta golden life; from ar 'gold' and jetë 'life'
• Arjun white, bright, shining
• Arjuna bright, white, silver; the archer-hero of the Mahabharata
• Arka the sun; ray of light
• Arkamani attested name of Arkamani I, Meroitic king c. 270 BC;…
• Arkhip Russian form of Archippus, master of horses
• Arko sun (from arka)
• Arlan perhaps from Irish 'pledge' or 'oath'
• Arlana feminine of Arlen, often given as pledge, oath
• Arlando form of Orlando: famous land
• Arlean form of Arlene, of uncertain origin, sometimes said to mean…
• Arleen form of Arlene; modern name of uncertain origin
• Arlen English surname; also form of Irish Arlan, perhaps 'pledge'
• Arlene modern name, perhaps from Arline or a blend of names ending…
• Arlette possibly eagle or noble; mother of William the Conqueror
• Arley English place name, eagle wood
• Arlie English surname, from a place name meaning eagle wood
• Arlin form of Arlen; perhaps Irish 'pledge'
• Arlind born of gold; from ar 'gold' and lind 'to be born'
• Arlinda born of gold
• Arline form of Arlene; modern name of uncertain origin
• Arlo of uncertain origin, possibly fortified hill
• Arlyn form of Arlen; perhaps Irish 'pledge'
• Arlyne form of Arlene, of uncertain origin, sometimes said to mean…
• Armah attested name of Armah, king of Aksum known from coins c.…
• Armaiti devotion, holy right-mindedness
• Arman wish, ideal, aspiration
• Armanc goal, aim, aspiration
• Armand army man, soldier
• Armanda feminine of Armando: army man
• Armandina feminine of Armando: army man, soldier
• Armando form of Herman, 'army man, soldier'
• Armani Italian surname, from Armanno (Herman): army man
• Armas dear, beloved
• Armel bear prince, from Arthmael
• Armelle bear princess; feminine of Armel
• Armen Armenian man, of Armenia
• Armida created by Torquato Tasso for the enchantress in Jerusalem…
• Armin whole, universal; also linked to Arminius
• Arminius attested Latin name of Arminius, Cheruscan victor of the…
• Arminta form of Araminta, a name coined in 17th-century English…
• Armon castle, palace, from Hebrew
• Armond form of Armand; army man
• Armondo form of Armando: army man
• Armonie form of Harmony: agreement, concord
• Arnab ocean, sea
• Arnaldur Icelandic form of Arnold: eagle power
• Arnannguaq little woman (Greenlandic)
• Arnaq Inuktitut word meaning woman
• Arnar eagle warrior
• Arnau eagle power
• Arnaud eagle power
• Arnav ocean, sea
• Arnavaz meaning uncertain; heroine of the Shahnameh
• Arnbjorg eagle protection (ǫrn + björg); attested in Landnámabók
• Arne eagle
• Arnekhamani attested name of Arnekhamani, Meroitic king who built the…
• Arnemetia she who dwells by the sacred grove (are- + nemeton);…
• Arnett English surname, possibly from Arnold: eagle power
• Arnetta perhaps a feminine of Arnold; eagle power
• Arnette feminine diminutive of Arnaud: eagle power
• Arnfinn from Old Norse arn, eagle, and Finnr, a Sámi or Finn
• Arnfrid eagle and beautiful (ǫrn + fríðr); attested in Viking-age…
• Arngrim eagle mask (ǫrn + gríma); Arngrímr, berserker of the…
• Arnie pet form of Arnold; eagle power
• Arnkel eagle and cauldron (ǫrn + ketill); Arnkell goði in…
• Arno eagle; short form of Arnold
• Arnob ocean, sea (form of Arnav)
• Arnold eagle power
• Arnoldas Lithuanian form of Arnold, from arn, eagle, and wald, power
• Arnor eagle and Thor (ǫrn + Þórr); Arnórr jarlaskáld, Icelandic…
• Arnth attested Etruscan praenomen; Arnth Velimnas, tomb of the…
• Arnulf eagle wolf
• Arnulfo form of Arnulf: eagle wolf
• Arnuwanda attested name of Arnuwanda I, Hittite king c. 1400 BC;…
• Aro coined by Stephenie Meyer for the Twilight series
• Aroha love, compassion
• Arohanui great love
• Arok attested name of Ken Arok, founder of Singhasari c. 1222 in…
• Aron form of Aaron, of uncertain meaning, perhaps "exalted"
• Aronne Italian form of Aaron, of uncertain meaning, perhaps exalted
• Arooj ascent, rising, highest point
• Árpád possibly from árpa 'barley'; founder of the Hungarian…
• Arpi sun, sunlight
• Arpita offered, dedicated
• Arran from the Isle of Arran
• Arrate from a Marian sanctuary near Eibar
• Arren coined by Ursula K. Le Guin; "sword" in Earthsea
• Arriana form of Ariana, from Ariadne: most holy
• Arrietty coined by Mary Norton for The Borrowers, a form of Henrietta
• Arrigo old Italian form of Henry, home ruler
• Arrington place name: settlement of Earn's people
• Arron spelling of Aaron, of uncertain meaning, perhaps Egyptian
• Arrow word name: arrow
• Arruns Latin form of Etruscan Arnth; Arruns Tarquinius, son of…
• Arsaces Greek form of Arshaka, "hero"; Arsaces I, founder of the…
• Arsames Greek form of Arshama, "having a hero's strength";…
• Arsen male, virile, strong
• Arsene manly, virile
• Arsenio from Greek arsenios: masculine, virile
• Arseny virile, masculine
• Arsh throne; the heavens
• Arshia throne, of the throne
• Arslan lion
• Art bear; Art mac Cuinn, legendary high king
• Arta golden; from ar 'gold'
• Artabanus possibly protector of truth; Artabanus, Parthian kings c.…
• Artair Scottish Gaelic form of Arthur, possibly bear
• Artaphernes Greek form of Artafarna, "glory of truth"; satrap of Sardis…
• Artashes Armenian form of Artaxerxes, whose reign is through truth
• Artatama possibly Indo-Aryan "abode of truth (rta)"; king of Mitanni…
• Artaxerxes Greek form of Artakhshassa, "whose reign is through truth";…
• Artem Russian form of Artemios, from the goddess Artemis
• Artemio from Artemius; of Artemis
• Artemis possibly from artemes 'safe, sound'; goddess of the hunt…
• Artemus form of Artemas, from the goddess Artemis
• Arthas coined by Blizzard for Warcraft
• Arther form of Arthur; perhaps 'bear'
• Arthit sun; Sunday (from Sanskrit aditya)
• Arthor form of Arthur, perhaps from Celtic: bear
• Arthur possibly bear; legendary king of the Britons
• Artie pet form of Arthur; perhaps 'bear'
• Artio bear (arto-); bear goddess of the Bern statue
• Artur Armenian form of Arthur, perhaps Celtic 'bear'
• Artūrs Latvian form of Arthur, possibly bear
• Artystone Greek form of Irtashduna, perhaps from arta, "truth"; queen…
• Arul grace, divine blessing
• Arulmozhi gracious words (arul + mozhi); birth name of Rajaraja Chola
• Arum fragrant (Javanese)
• Arun dawn, sunrise
• Aruna dawn, reddish glow
• Arundhati unobstructed; wife of the sage Vasishtha; the star Alcor
• Arunima reddish glow of dawn
• Aruru attested name of Aruru, mother goddess who shapes Enkidu;…
• Arush first ray of the sun; calm
• Arushi red dawn, first ray of the sun
• Aruzhan beautiful soul (Kazakh)
• Arvid eagle tree
• Arvīds Latvian form of Arvid, from arn, eagle, and viðr, tree
• Arville form of Orville, from a French place name often given as…
• Arvin form of Arvid or Irvin; eagle tree
• Arvind form of Aravinda: lotus
• Arvo value, worth
• Arwa female mountain goat, ibex
• Arwen Tolkien's Elvish 'noble maiden', Arwen Evenstar
• Ary form of Ari: lion
• Arya noble, honorable
• Aryan noble, honorable
• Aryana spelling of Ariana, linked to Persian 'noble' and Greek…
• Aryanna form of Ariana, from Ariadne: most holy, most pure
• Aryeh lion
• Aryeong named for the Aryeong well; Lady Aryeong, first queen of…
• Aryo noble (Javanese form of Arya)
• Arzhur Breton form of Arthur: bear
• Asa healer, physician
• Asabe born on Saturday
• Asad lion
• Asahel God has made
• Asahi morning sun (朝日/旭)
• Asaiah Yahweh has made
• Asaka morning + fragrance or flower (朝香, 朝花)
• Asami morning beauty (朝美)
• Asanda we are increasing
• Asandhimitra attested name of Asandhimitra, chief queen of Ashoka c. 250…
• Asanga unattached
• Asante thank you
• Asaph gatherer, collector
• Asarpay attested name of Asarpay, Inca noblewoman and priestess c.…
• Asato morning (朝) + person or soar (人, 翔)
• Asbjørn divine bear
• Asbury from a place name: fort by the ash trees
• Ascencion ascension, honoring the Ascension of Christ
• Ásdís divine goddess
• Åse from Old Norse áss, god
• Aseda thanksgiving
• Asela the month of Esala (July-August)
• Asena the she-wolf of the Turkic origin legend
• Asenath belonging to the goddess Neith
• Asencion ascension, from the Ascension of Christ
• Ásgeir god's spear
• Asger god's spear
• Asgerd from Old Norse áss, god, and garðr, enclosure
• Asgrim god's mask (áss + gríma); Ásgrímr Elliða-Grímsson in Njáls…
• Ash ash tree
• Asha life; Swahili form of Aisha
• Ashante from the Ashanti people of Ghana
• Ashanti from the Ashanti (Asante) people of Ghana
• Ashavahisht best truth, best righteousness
• Ashavahishta best truth, highest righteousness
• Ashby ash tree farm
• Ashe variant of Ash, the ash tree
• Asheley form of Ashley: ash tree clearing
• Ashely spelling of Ashley, 'ash-tree clearing'
• Asher happy, blessed; son of Jacob
• Ashford ford by the ash trees
• Ashi reward, recompense
• Ashik lover, one who loves (Arabic ashiq)
• Ashira wealthy, rich
• Ashkan meaning uncertain; founder of the Arsacid (Parthian) line
• Ashkii boy
• Ashland land of ash trees
• Ashle form of Ashley: ash tree meadow
• Ashleen form of Aisling: dream, vision
• Ashlen form of Ashlyn, from Ashley: ash tree
• Ashley ash tree meadow
• Ashli spelling of Ashley, 'ash-tree clearing'
• Ashlie spelling of Ashley, 'ash-tree clearing'
• Ashlin modern blend of Ashley and Lynn
• Ashling dream, vision; anglicized Aisling
• Ashly spelling of Ashley: ash-tree clearing
• Ashlynn modern blend of Ashley and Lynn
• Ashna friend
• Ashnan grain; Sumerian goddess of grain
• Ashok without sorrow; the Mauryan emperor Ashoka
• Ashoka without sorrow; the Buddhist emperor
• Ashraf most noble
• Ashten spelling of Ashton, ash-tree town
• Ashti peace
• Ashtin spelling of Ashton, ash-tree town
• Ashton ash tree town
• Ashtyn spelling of Ashton, 'ash-tree town'
• Ashur the chief Assyrian god and his city
• Ashur-etil-ilani the god Ashur is lord of the gods; king of Assyria c. 631 BC
• Ashur-nadin-shumi the god Ashur gives a name; son of Sennacherib, king of…
• Ashur-uballit the god Ashur has given life; Ashur-uballit I, king of…
• Ashurbanipal the god Ashur is creator of an heir; king of Assyria c. 668…
• Ashurina of Ashur; modern Assyrian feminine name from the god and…
• Ashurnasirpal the god Ashur is guardian of the heir; Ashurnasirpal II c.…
• Ashutosh easily pleased; a name of Shiva
• Ashwin horse-tamer; the month Ashvin; divine twin healers
• Ashwini possessing horses; the first lunar mansion
• Asia the continent; in Greek myth an Oceanid nymph
• Asiah spelling of Asia, the continent
• Asier beginning
• Asif gatherer; Solomon's wise minister
• Asiimwe may He be thanked (God)
• Asil noble, of pure lineage
• Asim protector, guardian
• Asin stone, rock
• Asiniy stone, rock
• Asiri from Quechua asiy, to laugh; smiling
• Asiya one who tends the weak, healer
• Asiyahola black drink singer; birth name of Seminole leader Osceola,…
• Ask ash tree
• Askar army, soldier (Kazakh)
• Askeladd "ash lad", the clever youngest-son hero of Norwegian folk…
• Askold from Old Norse Höskuldr; Askold, Varangian ruler of Kiev d.…
• Aslı genuine, original; heroine of the tale Kerem and Aslı
• Aslak from Old Norse áss, god, and leikr, play
• Aslan lion
• Aslaug god-consecrated woman
• Asma loftier, more eminent; daughter of Abu Bakr
• Asmau Hausa form of Asma, lofty; Nana Asma'u, poet and scholar
• Asmund god protection
• Asmunikal attested name of Asmunikal, Hittite queen c. 1400 BC;…
• Aspelta attested name of Aspelta, king of Kush c. 600 BC (Kushite);…
• Aspen the aspen tree
• Aspyn spelling of Aspen, the tree
• Asriel form of Azrael, "God has helped"
• Assaf gatherer, collector
• Assaji attested name of Assaji, one of the Buddha's first five…
• Assane Wolof form of Hassan, good, handsome
• Assel honey; sweet (Kazakh)
• Assumpta taken up; from the Assumption of Mary
• Assunta taken up; from the Assumption of Mary
• Asta short form of Astrid: divinely beautiful
• Astarion coined by Larian Studios for Baldur's Gate 3
• Astarte attested name of Astarte, Canaanite goddess of love and…
• Aster star
• Asterix coined by Goscinny and Uderzo, from astérisque "asterisk"
• Astghik little star; Armenian goddess of love and beauty
• Aston English place name, east town
• Astra star
• Astraea starry one; maiden of justice
• Astrid divinely beautiful; Astrid Lindgren
• Astvatsatur given by God
• Astyages Greek form of Rishtivaiga, "spear-thrower"; last king of…
• Asuka flying bird (飛鳥)
• Asunción assumption; from the Assumption of Mary
• Asusena form of Azucena: Madonna lily
• Asylbek noble lord (Kazakh)
• Ata father, ancestor
• Ataahua beautiful
• Atahualpa attested name of Atahualpa, last Inca emperor c. 1532;…
• Atajan father's soul (Turkmen)
• Atakan father-khan, ancestor ruler
• Atakhebasken attested name of Atakhebasken, Kushite queen of Taharqa c.…
• Atalanta equal in weight
• Atanasio Spanish form of Athanasius, immortal
• Atanu bodiless, an epithet of Kama, the god of love
• Atar fire
• Atara crown
• Atash fire
• Atawhai kindness, care
• Ateas attested name of Ateas, Scythian king c. 339 BC; meaning…
• Atef compassionate, affectionate
• Atefeh affection, kindness
• Aten the sun disc; god of Akhenaten's reform
• Ateş fire
• Athalaric noble ruler (athal + reiks); king of the Ostrogoths d. 534
• Athalia God is exalted
• Athaliah Yahweh is exalted; a queen of Judah
• Athan short form of Athanasios: immortal
• Athanasia immortal
• Athanasios immortal
• Atharv from Atharvan, the priest of fire; the fourth Veda
• Athaulf noble wolf (atha- + wulfs); king of the Visigoths d. 415
• Athelstan noble stone; Æthelstan, first king of all England
• Athen from Athens, the Greek city, also linked to the goddess…
• Athena Greek goddess of wisdom and war; name tied to Athens
• Athirat Ugaritic form of Asherah, mother of the gods; meaning…
• Athony form of Anthony (Antonius), Roman clan name
• Athos from Mount Athos in Greece
• Athumani Swahili form of Uthman
• Atieno born at night, in Luo
• Atif compassionate, kind
• Atilio Spanish and Italian form of Atilius, a Roman family name
• Atim girl born away from home
• Atiya gift
• Atl water
• Atlanersa attested name of Atlanersa, king of Kush c. 653 BC…
• Atlanta from the US city of Atlanta, named after the Western and…
• Atlas possibly 'to endure, to bear'; Titan who held up the sky
• Atlee form of Attlee: at the meadow
• Atli from Attila; Atli, king of the Huns in the Edda
• Ato born on Saturday (Fante form)
• Atom the word atom, from Greek atomos: indivisible
• Atoosa possibly 'well-granting' (Old Persian Hutautha); queen,…
• Atorina Assyrian girl; modern feminine name from Atour, Assyria
• Atossa Greek form of Hutautha, possibly "well-granting"; daughter…
• Atotoztli water parrot (atl + toztli); Aztec queen, daughter of…
• Atour Assyria, the land of the god Ashur; modern Assyrian given…
• Atrahasis exceedingly wise; hero of the Babylonian flood epic
• Atreus a king of Mycenae in Greek myth, father of Agamemnon
• Atreyu coined by Michael Ende for the hero of The NeverEnding Story
• Atsa eagle
• Atsbeha he brought the dawn (Ge'ez); legendary co-king of Aksum c.…
• Atsila fire
• Atsu "warm, thick, cordial" (篤/敦)
• Atsushi cordial, sincere (敦)
• Atta named after Atta, the genus of leaf-cutter ants
• Attakullakulla leaning wood; Cherokee peace chief, c. 1760
• Atthis woman of Attica; Atthis, beloved companion in Sappho's…
• Atticus of Attica, Athenian
• Attila little father (Gothic); Attila the Hun
• Attilio from the Roman family name Atilius
• Atul incomparable, matchless
• Atum the complete one; creator god of Heliopolis
• Atutahi the bright star Canopus, standing alone
• Au Co lady (姬 Cơ) of the Âu; the mountain fairy, mother of the…
• Auður from Old Norse auðr, wealth or prosperity
• Aubery form of Aubrey: elf ruler
• Aubree spelling of Aubrey, from Alberich 'elf ruler'
• Aubreigh form of Aubrey: elf ruler
• Aubrey elf ruler; via French from Germanic Alberich
• Aubri spelling of Aubrey, from Alberich 'elf ruler'
• Aubriana modern elaboration of Aubrey: elf ruler
• Aubrianna modern blend of Aubrey and Anna
• Aubrie spelling of Aubrey, from Alberich 'elf ruler'
• Aubriella modern blend of Aubrey and Ella
• Aubrielle modern blend of Aubrey and Gabrielle
• Aubry spelling of Aubrey, from Germanic Alberich: elf ruler
• Auburn reddish brown color
• Aud wealth
• Audata attested name of Audata, Illyrian princess and wife of…
• Audelia form of Adelia: noble
• Audery form of Audrey: noble strength
• Audley place name: Aldgyth's clearing
• Audofleda wealth and beauty (aud + fled); sister of Clovis, queen of…
• Audoin wealth friend (aud + wini); Lombard king d. c. 560…
• Audr wealth, prosperity (auðr); Auðr the Deep-Minded, settler of…
• Audreanna modern blend of Audrey (noble strength) and Anna
• Audree spelling of Audrey, from Aethelthryth: noble strength
• Audrey noble strength; from Æthelthryth
• Audriana elaboration of Audrey: noble strength
• Audrianna modern blend of Audrey and Anna
• Audrie spelling of Audrey: noble strength
• Audrina modern elaboration of Audrey: noble strength
• Audrius from Lithuanian audra, storm
• Audry form of Audrey; noble strength
• Audu Hausa form of Abdullahi, servant of God
• Audun wealth friend
• Augie pet form of August (Augustus): great, venerable
• August venerable, majestic
• Augusta venerable, majestic
• Auguste venerable, majestic
• Augustin venerable, majestic
• Augustine venerable, majestic
• Augusto venerable, majestic
• Augustus venerable, majestic; the first Roman emperor
• Aujaq summer
• Auke Frisian name from names with od, wealth
• Auktume attested name of Auktume, Pogesanian leader in the Great…
• Aulay Gaelic Amhlaidh, from Norse Olaf: ancestor's descendant
• Aule Etruscan form of Aulus; Aule Metele, the bronze 'Orator'…
• Aulus old Roman praenomen, possibly from Etruscan Avle; Aulus…
• Auma child born face down
• Aundrea spelling of Andrea, feminine of Andrew: manly, brave
• Aung success, victory (Burmese)
• Aure breeze, gentle air
• Aurea golden
• Aurel golden
• Aurele golden
• Aurelia golden
• Aurelian golden, from Aurelianus
• Aurelie golden
• Aurelien golden
• Aurelio golden
• Aurelius golden; emperor Marcus Aurelius
• Auria golden
• Auriana form of Aurelia or Aurora, from Latin aurum: gold
• Aurielle form of Aurelia: golden
• Aurinia attested name of Aurinia, Germanic seeress honored by her…
• Aurora dawn; the Roman goddess of the dawn
• Aurore dawn
• Aurvataspa having swift horses; father of Vishtaspa
• Auseklis the morning star in Latvian folklore, the planet Venus
• Ausma dawn
• Aušra dawn
• Aušrinė morning star; Lithuanian goddess of the dawn
• Austėja Lithuanian goddess of bees
• Austen medieval form of Augustine: great, venerable
• Austin medieval form of Augustine: great, venerable
• Auston spelling of Austin, from Augustine 'venerable'
• Austra dawn
• Austris dawn; also the east wind
• Austyn spelling of Austin, from Augustine 'venerable'
• Authari wealth and army (aud + hari); Lombard king 584–590…
• Auther form of Arthur, perhaps from Celtic artos: bear
• Author writer, creator
• Authur form of Arthur, perhaps from Celtic artos: bear
• Autry English surname from Aldric: old ruler
• Autum spelling of Autumn, the season
• Autumn the autumn season
• Auwal first, first-born
• Ava voice, sound (Persian); also a form of Eve
• Avag elder, senior
• Avah spelling of Ava, of uncertain origin, possibly Germanic or…
• Avaleigh modern blend of Ava and Leigh
• Avalokiteshvara the lord who looks down (with compassion)
• Avalon isle of apples, the legendary island of King Arthur
• Avalyn modern blend of Ava and -lyn
• Avalynn modern blend of Ava and Lynn
• Avani earth
• Avant French: before, forward
• Avantika of Avanti; the ancient city of Ujjain
• Avarie form of Avery: elf counsel
• Avaros attested name of Avaros, Celtiberian leader of Numantia 133…
• Avary form of Avery: elf counsel
• Avdey Russian form of Obadiah, servant of God
• Avdotya Russian form of Eudokia, good repute
• Ave hail, a greeting
• Aveen anglicized Aoibhinn: delightful, radiant
• Avelina from Aveline, possibly from Germanic Avila: desired
• Aveline from Germanic Avila, perhaps "desired" or "hazel"
• Avelino from the town of Avellino; St Andrew Avellino
• Averee form of Avery: elf counsel
• Averey form of Avery: elf ruler
• Averi spelling of Avery, from Alfred: elf counsel
• Avery elf counsel; from Alfred via Norman French
• Avesta the Zoroastrian scriptures
• Avetik good news, the Gospel
• Avetis good news, the Annunciation
• Avi my father
• Avian from the word avian: of birds
• Aviana modern name, from Avianus, from Latin avis 'bird'
• Avianna modern blend of Ava and Anna
• Aviel God is my father
• Aviendha coined by Robert Jordan for The Wheel of Time
• Avigail my father's joy; Hebrew form of Abigail
• Avijit victorious; Bengali form of Abhijit
• Avinash indestructible, eternal
• Avion airplane
• Avis Latin avis 'bird'; also from Germanic Aveza, of uncertain…
• Avishai my father is a gift
• Avital my father is dew
• Aviv spring, springtime
• Aviva springtime, renewal
• Avner my father is light; commander of Saul's army
• Avonlea coined by L. M. Montgomery as the village in Anne of Green…
• Avory form of Avery: elf ruler
• Avraham father of many nations
• Avram Hebrew form of Abram: exalted father
• Avrey form of Avery: elf ruler
• Avrie form of Avery: elf counsel
• Avril April, the spring month
• Avrohom Ashkenazi form of Abraham, 'father of many nations'
• Avry form of Avery: elf counsel
• Avshalom father of peace
• Avtandil sun-hearted; a knight in The Knight in the Panther's Skin
• Avtar incarnation, descent of a deity
• Avyaan unblemished; a name of Vishnu (modern usage)
• Awa Wolof and West African form of Hawa (Eve), living
• Awan cloud
• Awang boy, young man; an honorific in Brunei
• Awashonks attested name of Awashonks, woman sachem of the Sakonnet,…
• Awat wish, desire
• Awel Welsh word meaning breeze
• Awen muse, poetic inspiration
• Awet victory
• Awhina help, assistance, support
• Awi deer
• Awino born with the umbilical cord around the neck, in Luo
• Awit song
• Awraham father of many; Syriac form of Abraham
• Axayacatl water face, water mask (atl + xayacatl); Aztec tlatoani c.…
• Axel father of peace; Danish form of Absalom
• Axiothea worthy of god (axios + theos); Axiothea of Phlius, student…
• Axl spelling of Axel, Danish form of Absalom: father of peace
• Axle form of Axel, from Absalom: father of peace
• Ay moon
• Aya color, design (彩/綾)
• Ayaan gift of God; widely used in South Asia
• Ayabonga they are thankful
• Ayaha colorful + leaf (彩葉)
• Ayaka colorful flower (彩花)
• Ayako colorful child, design child (綾子)
• Ayala doe, gazelle
• Ayame iris flower (菖蒲)
• Ayan path, movement of the sun
• Ayana beautiful flower, often given from Amharic
• Ayanda they increase; the family grows
• Ayane "patterned sound" (綾音) or "color sound" (彩音)
• Ayanna often explained as Swahili 'beautiful flower'; also linked…
• Ayannah form of Ayana, often said to mean beautiful flower
• Ayano color, design + field (彩乃)
• Ayansh first ray of the sun (modern coinage)
• Ayar from the Ayar brothers, ancestors of the Incas; possibly…
• Ayat signs, wonders; also the verses of the Quran
• Ayato pattern, design (綾) + person (人)
• Ayaulym my dear one (Kazakh)
• Ayaz frost; clear, frosty cold of a night
• Aybars moon panther
• Ayberk firm as the moon
• Aybike moon lady
• Ayça little moon
• Aydın bright, enlightened, clear
• Aydan from the moon, moon-like
• Aydemir moon iron
• Ayden spelling of Aidan: little fire
• Aydon form of Aidan: little fire
• Aye cool, calm, peaceful (အေး)
• Ayelén joy, laughter, in Mapudungun (Mapuche)
• Ayelet doe, gazelle; Ayelet HaShachar 'morning star'
• Ayesha alive, living; very popular South Asian form of Aisha
• Ayeyi praise
• Ayhan moon khan, moon ruler
• Ayinde the praised one has come
• Ayjemal moon beauty (Turkmen)
• Ayla halo of light around the moon, moonlight
• Ayleen spelling of Aileen, Irish form of Evelyn or Helen
• Aylin moon halo, moonlight
• Ayman right-handed, fortunate, blessed
• Aymeric work ruler
• Aynalem eye of the world
• Aynur moonlight
• Aynura moonlight (Azerbaijani)
• Ayo joy
• Ayobami joy has met me
• Ayocuan attested name of Ayocuan Cuetzpaltzin, Nahua poet of…
• Ayodeji joy has doubled
• Ayodele joy has come home
• Ayokunle joy fills the house
• Ayomide my joy has come
• Ayotunde joy has returned
• Ayoub form of Ayyub (Job), meaning uncertain
• Ayra respectable, honored (modern South Asian usage)
• Ayrton from an English place name: settlement on the river Aire
• Ayşe alive, living; Turkish form of Aisha
• Ayşegül living rose
• Aysel moon flood, like moonlight
• Ayşenur life and light
• Aysia spelling of Asia, the continent
• Aysima moon-faced
• Aysu moon water
• Aysun beautiful as the moon
• Aytaç moon crown
• Aytan moon dawn (Azerbaijani)
• Aytekin moon prince
• Ayten moon-skinned, fair as the moon
• Ayu beautiful, pretty (Javanese)
• Ayub Arabic form of Job, perhaps 'persecuted' or 'where is the…
• Ayumi walk, step; progress (歩)
• Ayumu to walk, to step forward (歩)
• Ayun elegant (雅) + permit, lustrous (允, 潤)
• Ayur moon
• Ayush long life, lifespan
• Ayva spelling of Ava, of uncertain origin
• Ayyappan lord and father; the god of Sabarimala
• Ayyub Arabic form of Job; persecuted, or 'where is the father?'
• Azaan form of Adhan: the call to prayer
• Azad free
• Azadeh free, noble-born
• Azadouhi free woman
• Azael form of Asahel; God has made
• Azahar orange blossom
• Azalea the azalea flower, from Greek azaleos, dry
• Azalee form of Azalea, the flowering shrub, from Greek: dry
• Azalia from azalea, the flower; dry
• Azamat hero, great man (Kazakh)
• Azar fire; ninth month of the Iranian calendar
• Azaria form of Azariah, 'God has helped'
• Azariah God has helped
• Azarmidokht respected daughter; a Sasanian queen
• Azat free (Kyrgyz, Turkmen)
• Azcalxochitzin honored ant flower (azcatl + xochitl); queen of…
• Azemilkos Greek form of Azemilk, "the divine king is strong"; king of…
• Azeneth Spanish form of Asenath: belonging to the goddess Neith
• Azenor possibly honor; a Breton princess and saint
• Azer fire (Azerbaijani)
• Azes attested name of Azes I, Indo-Scythian (Saka) king c. 57…
• Azhagan handsome one
• Azhagi beautiful woman
• Aziel God is my strength
• Azilises attested name of Azilises, Indo-Scythian (Saka) king c. 60…
• Aziru possibly helper (root 'zr); king of Amurru c. 1340 BC…
• Aziz mighty, beloved, precious
• Aziza precious, beloved; mighty
• Azizi precious, beloved
• Azniv honest, noble
• Azra virgin, maiden; pure
• Azriel help of God
• Azucena white lily
• Azul blue
• Azula coined for Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Ąžuolas oak tree
• Azura from azur, "sky blue"
• Azure sky blue
• Azusa the catalpa tree (梓)
• Azza young gazelle
• Azzurra sky blue