Browse names

Germanic

Possibly variant of Ardith meaning warm.

Italian

Italian name from Attila possibly meaning father-like.

Greek

Variant of Andrea meaning strong and manly.

Modern creation

Modern name possibly inspired by Irish elements.

Irish

Variant of Aidan meaning little fire.

French

Variant of Antoine derived from Antonius.

Germanic

Possibly variant of Arlene meaning pledge.

Arabic

Means active, working, or one who takes action.

Slavic

Slavic variant of Anna, from Hebrew meaning grace or favor.

Greek

Variant of Angela, meaning angel or messenger.

Hebrew

Variant of Anna, meaning grace.

English

Variant of Arley or Arleah, of English origin.

Modern

Possibly variant of Anis or Anise.

Arabic

Generous or noble; one of great virtue.

Spanish

Compound name combining Ana and Karen.

Greek

Variant of Andrea, meaning strong or manly.

Arabic

Meaning protector or guardian.

Literary/English

Place name from Anne of Green Gables, derived from avon (river) and lea (meadow).

Arabic

Possibly variant of Rahim, meaning merciful or compassionate.

Greek

Variant of Apollonia, derived from Apollo the god of sun and music.

Egyptian/Biblical

Egyptian name from the Bible, meaning of uncertain origin.

Spanish/Italian

Possibly from Avell or Latin Avellaneus meaning hazel.

Modern

Possibly variant of Alvina meaning friend of elves.

Sanskrit

Meaning immortal or the nectar of the gods.

French/Greek

From Alcides (Hercules), related to strength and power.

Modern

Contemporary creation, possibly French-inspired.

Norman/English

Norman name meaning bearded with a mustache.

Latin

The African continent, derived from the Roman province of Africa.

Greek

Worthy of praise, variant related to Andreas or Anton.

Greek

Defender of mankind, variant of Alexandra.

Irish/Gaelic

Bright or shining, possibly from Aidhne.

Scandinavian

Son of Anders or Andrew, meaning strong and manly.

Greek

Defender of mankind, Scottish form of Alexander.

Modern/Greek variant

Modern creation possibly from Ariel (lion of God).

Hebrew

Father of gifts or my father is a gift, biblical name.

Modern/Hebrew variant

Modern variant possibly from Azrael (God helps) or Aziz.

Hebrew

Father of many nations, variant of Abraham.

English

Noble, variant of Alison from Germanic Adal (noble).

Greek

Noble, variant of Alicia or Alysha from Alice.

Hebrew, Modern blend

Modern creation, possibly derived from Ariel or Arad.

English

Feminine form of Alden, meaning old friend or noble protector.

Hebrew

Variation of Aliyah, meaning to ascend or go up.

Turkish, Hebrew

Turkish form of Adam, meaning man or mankind.

English

Variation possibly from Ardith, meaning ardent or fiery.

Greek

Variation of Alexander, meaning defender of men or warrior.

English

Variation of Alfred, meaning elf counsel or wise counselor.

Germanic

Variation of Aleta, meaning noble or of noble birth.

Scottish Gaelic

Variation of Aileen, meaning bright or shining light.