Browse names

Sanskrit

Variant of Aryan, meaning noble or superior.

Greek

Messenger, a variant of Angel from Greek angelos.

Greek/Spanish

Of Apollo, relating to the Greek sun god.

Old English

A variant spelling of Atley or Attlee, meaning 'meadow of the dwelling.'

Arabic

From Arabic meaning 'lion.'

Arabic / Modern American

A modern variant of Amare or Amari, from Arabic meaning 'eternal.'

Italian / Spanish

An Italian or Spanish variant, possibly from Alvin meaning 'elf friend' in Old English.

Latin

A variant of Antoine, from Latin meaning 'worthy of praise.'

Arabic

Variant of Abdullah, meaning 'servant of God.'

Germanic

Variant of Armand, meaning 'warrior' or 'brave.'

Scottish

Scottish variant, possibly related to Arlen, meaning 'eagle.'

Germanic

From Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf' meaning noble wolf.

Arabic

From Arabic meaning faithful, trustworthy, secure, or a variant of amen.

Germanic

From Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'funs' (eager), meaning noble and eager.

English

Surname meaning little eagle, used as first name.

Irish

Variant of Aiden, meaning little fire.

French

Surname meaning nobility, used as first name.

Greek

Russian form of Alexander, meaning defender of men.

Arabic

Mighty or powerful; a name of dignity.

Arabic

Stern or austere; also refers to a lion in Arabic.

Sanskrit

Without wrath or never hostile.

Latin/Spanish

Lovable, worthy of love, from amandus (to be loved).

Sanskrit/Indian

Reddish, dawn; Hindu god of the dawn or the sun.

Arabic

Servant of the mighty; from Abdul (servant) and Aziz (powerful).

Arabic

Servant of God; from Abd (servant) and Allah (God).

Latin

Variant of Antoine, meaning priceless or invaluable.

Modern Arabic-influenced

Modern creation possibly from Ahmad meaning praiseworthy.

English

From the ash tree or short for Ashley meaning ash tree meadow.

Greek

Spanish form of Apollinaris, meaning of Apollo the Greek god.

Arabic

Prince or commander.

English surname, possibly from Amy

Derived from Amy, meaning beloved.

Old English variant of Aldred or Aldwin

Old spear or wise friend.

Modern variant of Audra or Audrey

Noble strength, from Old English.

Arabic

Just, fair, or righteous.

English variant of Adrian

From Hadria, an ancient Italian city.

Germanic variant of Amory or Amalric

Work ruler or industrious leader.

Hebrew

God made or created by the Lord, a biblical name.

Greek and Slavic

Defender of mankind, the Slavic form of Alexander.

English

A straight pointed missile weapon, symbolizing direction and speed.

Hebrew

So be it or truth, a sacred affirmation used as a name.

Hebrew

High mountain or enlightened one; variant of Aaron.

Greek

Worthy of flowers; variant of Anton.

Greek

Strong and manly; variant of Andre.

Latin

From Hadria; variant of Adrian with -us ending.

Modern African American creation

Contemporary name combining Antoine or Alfred with other elements.

Hebrew

My father is God; a biblical name meaning God is my father.

Sanskrit

Long life or lifespan; derived from Sanskrit meaning age or duration.

Swahili

From Swahili meaning 'thank you.'