Browse names

Arabic

Possibly derived from Arabic roots meaning 'to heal' or variant of Asya.

Greek

From the plant name anise, derived from Greek 'anis.'

Spanish

Possibly derived from Spanish elements, though the exact etymology is uncertain.

English

Variant of Ashley from Old English 'ash tree' and 'clearing.'

Hebrew

Variant of Arya, from Hebrew meaning 'lion' or 'noble.'

Greek

A variant of Alexis from Greek meaning 'defender' or 'helper.'

English

A modern variant of Ava, possibly with a Y addition.

Germanic

A variant of Adeline from Old German meaning 'noble.'

Swahili

From Swahili meaning 'thank you.'

English

A modern combination of Aria and Anna.

Greek

Defender of men; protector.

Old German

Elf ruler; from Alberic.

Greek

Defender of men; Russian form of Alexander.

Hebrew

My father is God.

Hebrew

Grace or favor.

Russian

Other or from Germanic roots meaning all.

Latin

From Hadria; relating to the Adriatic.

Scottish and Irish

From Aileen or beautiful light.

Arabic and Hebrew

Alive or joyful; from Aisha or Aliza.

Modern creation

Modern blend without established historical etymology.

Arabic

Variant of Anissa, meaning friendly or hospitable.

Greek

Variant of Andrew, meaning strong or manly.

Arabic

Meaning alive or living.

Germanic

Variant of Alicia, meaning noble or of noble kind.

Greek

Variant of Alec, meaning defender of men.

Arabic

Arabic form of Job, meaning father of multitudes.

Hebrew

Variant of Ariel, meaning lion of God.

Hebrew

Meaning doe or gazelle.

Arabic

Variant of Aziah, meaning mighty or strong.

Sanskrit

Meaning indigo or blue.

Greek

Variant of Areta, meaning virtuous or excellent.

Greek

Meaning immortal or eternal.

Germanic

Variant of Adeline, meaning noble or of noble descent.

Old English

Noble strength; feminine form of Audrey.

Arabic/Russian

Noble or lofty; from multiple cultural traditions.

Hebrew

To ascend; variant of Aliyah.

Old English/Modern

Aisle or street; variant of Alley.

Greek

Defender of men; variant of Alexander.

Old English

Son of Adda; variant of Addison.

Hebrew

Meadow or grass field; biblical place name.

Old English

Elf counsel; feminine form of Alfred.

Old English

Elf counsel; diminutive of Alfred or Alphonse.

Hebrew

Grace; combination of Anna and Lynn.

Sanskrit

First or beginning; from Hindu traditions.

Greek/Modern

Uncertain origin; possibly from Argus or modern creation.

Latin

Beloved; diminutive of Amy.

Modern

Modern variant of Ansley, likely from Old English meaning hermitage.

Nahuatl

Flower; from Nahuatl language meaning a blooming flower.