Browse names

Latin American

Altar of heaven, sacred connection.

Greek via English

Manly and strong, short for Andrea.

English modern

Eagle-like, strong and free.

Hebrew via Italian

Grace, gracious diminutive form.

Greek via Scottish

Bright one, shining light.

German

Of noble birth and high descent.

Greek

Good and virtuous in character.

Latin

Majestic and dignified.

Greek

Defender of men.

Hebrew

High mountain of strength.

Greek

Strong and courageous.

Sanskrit

Royal and majestic.

Sanskrit

Hope and desire.

Latin

Priceless, invaluable; the French diminutive form of Antonia.

French

Friend; directly from the French word for a close companion.

Greek

Strong, manly, warrior; from Greek 'andros' meaning man or strength.

Germanic

Noble, of noble birth; variant of Alicia from the Germanic 'adal'.

Hebrew

Flowering field, garden meadow; variant of Ardith.

Scandinavian

Eternal ruler, ever powerful; variant of Erik from 'aei' (eternal).

Celtic

Pledge, promise, oath; variant of Arland from Celtic roots.

Germanic

Noble, of noble birth; variant of Alicia from 'adal'.

Germanic

Variant of Adele; derived from the Germanic element meaning noble.

Greek

Variant of Alicia or Alice, from the Greek meaning noble.

Modern

Modern creation combining Ash and Lyn; established etymology uncertain.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa or Alice, from Greek meaning noble.

Greek

Variant of Alethea, from Greek aletheia meaning truth.

English/Germanic

English surname meaning son of Ann or from Germanic And meaning bright.

Greek

Variant of Alyssa, from Greek meaning noble.

Greek

Spanish form of Alexander, from Greek Alexandros meaning defender of men.

English

Ash tree meadow, from Old English aesc and leah.

Hebrew and Latin

Grace and beauty combined; from Anna (grace) and Belle (beautiful).

Hebrew and English

Grace and meadow combined; from Anna and Lee.

Persian and Sanskrit

Noble and honorable; variant of Ariana from the Aryan peoples.

English and Germanic

Wealthy and noble; variant of Audrey.

Greek

Active and winged; from the Greek aletes.

Latin

From Hadria; variant of Adrian.

Hebrew

Slender and delicate; from the Hebrew adinah.

Latin

White or dawn; from the Latin albus.

Scottish and Irish

One strength; from the Gaelic Aonghas.

Greek

Of Artemis, the huntress goddess; from Greek Artemis.

Latin

Priceless and highly esteemed; variant of Anthony.

Germanic

Eagle power; the strength of an eagle.

Irish

Fair and beautiful; variant of Alana.

Latin

From Hadria; relating to the Adriatic Sea region.

Arabic

Wise and judicious; variant of Hakeem.

Celtic/Latin

Bear; strong and courageous diminutive of Arthur.

Hebrew

Father's joy; variant of Abigail.

Hebrew/Latin

Graceful and beautiful; combination of Anna and Bella.