Names Starting with A

My father is joy or my father's joy.

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy, or relating to the Adriatic Sea.

Elf warrior or noble warrior.

Beloved.

Grace or favor.

Bear or noble warrior, possibly derived from the Celtic god of war.

High mountain or exalted.

Father's joy or a place of religious community.

Father's joy or a place of religious community.

Father or the head of an abbey.

Father of a multitude, derived from the Hebrew name Abraham.

Fearless or without fear.

Father's joy.

Father's joy.

My father is a light or father of light.

Father of a multitude or father of many nations.

Exalted father, derived from Hebrew elements meaning 'father' and 'exalted'.

Noble or ornament.

Man or mankind, derived from the Hebrew word for earth or red earth.

Noble or ornament.

Son of Adam; descendant of Adam.

Noble or of noble birth.

A noble-natured woman of high birth; one who is noble and serene.

Noble and bright.

Noble.

Noble.

Noble.

Noble.

My ornament or my witness.

Commander of the sea or high-ranking naval officer.

Pleasure or delight.

Noble wolf.

Noble wolf.

Noble wolf.

The name means 'noble wolf', combining elements for 'noble' and 'wolf'.

Noble wolf.

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy.

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy.

Pure or chaste.

Helper or noble one.

Bright, shining light.

From the island of Ailsa Craig off the coast of Ayrshire, Scotland.

Home ruler or famous at home.

Eyed or having eyes.

Settlement of one named Ayn or Aine.

A vision or dream.

Beloved or cherished.

The greatest or most great.

A name of uncertain etymology, possibly combining characters for 'bright' or 'au...

A diminutive form of various names beginning with 'Al', often used as a standalo...

Fair or handsome.

Son of Alan.

Possibly related to 'noble' or 'bright,' though the etymology is uncertain.

Noble and bright or illustrious through nobility.

Noble and bright.

Noble and bright, illustrious through nobility.

Noble and bright.

White or bright, derived from the Latin word for whiteness.

Noble brightness or illustrious elf.

Old friend or ancient friend.

Noble wolf.

Bright or shining.

Defender of men.

Defender of men; protector of mankind.

Defender of mankind.

Defender of men.

Defender of mankind, derived from the Greek elements 'alexein' (to defend) and '...

Defender of men or protector of mankind.

Defender or helper.

Defender or helper.

Elf or supernatural being, from ancient Germanic mythology.

Noble and ready, or prepared for battle.

Elf counsel or one advised by supernatural wisdom.

Elf counsel or wise counselor.

Bearded or with whiskers.

Of noble birth or noble natured.

Noble or of noble birth.

Noble and exalted, or a variant of Alice meaning 'of noble kind.'

Defender of men.

A fair or handsome person; one who is bright or noble.

Noble and brave, or entirely brave.

Fair or handsome.

Noble and exalted, derived from the Germanic name Adalheidis.

Defender of men, or protector of mankind.

Nourishing, kind, or soul; also associated with 'alma mater' (fostering mother).

A bitter plant, referring to the medicinal aloe plant.

Noble and ready, or prepared for battle.

Noble and exalted, derived from Germanic roots.

White or bright, referring to the Alpheus River in ancient Greece.

Noble and ready, combining elements for 'noble' and 'prepared' or 'eager'.

Noble and ready, or eager for battle.

High, tall, or elevated.

Uncertain; possibly related to Scottish place names or clan designations.

From the old town or settlement.

White or noble.

His highness or exalted one.

Noble friend or exalted one.

Elf warrior or noble warrior.

The etymology is uncertain; possibly related to 'elf' or a Norman surname origin...

A noble friend or elf friend.

Noble, defender, or exalted one.

Exalted, ascended, or noble.

Worthy of love or deserving to be loved.

A diplomatic representative or messenger.

Possibly related to 'ambush' or derived from Ambrose.

Immortal or divine.

Industrious or striving.

Hardworking and industrious.

Little hardworking one or industrious.

Of or relating to America.

Friend or beloved.

Hamlet, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'home' and 'bright'.

A pardon or forgiveness, especially by a government.

Hidden or concealed, from the Egyptian god Amun associated with mystery and the ...

Carried by God or burden-bearer, from the Hebrew word meaning 'to carry.'

Possibly related to Samoan language roots.

Life, long-lived, or commander.

Resurrection or one who will rise again.

Resurrection or one who will rise again.

Son of Andrew, indicating paternal descent from someone named Andrew.

Strong and manly.

Strong, brave, or manly.

Strong, brave, or manly.

Strong, brave, or manly.

Strong, brave, or manly.

A strong and manly person.

A variant form related to Andrew, meaning 'strong' or 'manly'.

A diminutive of Andrew or Andrea, meaning 'strong' or 'manly'.

Resembling an angel or heavenly being.

A messenger or angel.

One strength or exceptional strength.

Grace of Baal or favored by Baal.

Grace or favor.

The exact meaning is uncertain, though it appears to be an Arapaho name.

The name means 'grace' or 'favor'.

Grace or favor.

Grace or favor.

Grace or favor, a diminutive form of Anne.

Descendant of Ann or one who belongs to Ann's family.

Son of Ann or Agnes.

Before or preceding, from the Latin preposition 'ante'.

The pollen-bearing part of a flower, or possibly derived from 'anthos' meaning '...

Of the Antonius family, a Roman family name of uncertain ultimate origin, possib...

Priceless or of inestimable worth, a feminine form of Antoine.

Of inestimable worth or priceless.

Priceless or of inestimable worth, derived from the Roman family name Antonius.

Priceless or of inestimable worth, from the Roman family name Antonius.

Priceless or of inestimable worth.

Priceless or of inestimable worth, from the Roman family name Antonius.

Of inestimable worth or priceless.

Beautiful or radiant.

Dweller at the apple orchard or settlement with apple trees.

High or exalted, or referring to the ancient region of Aram.

New or fresh.

Tree or possibly related to 'arbor' meaning tree.

Genuine or bold, often used as a diminutive or nickname.

Genuine and bold or one whose boldness is authentic.

Genuine and bold, or bold ruler.

A modern name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Arden with a feminine s...

High or exalted.

Of the god Ares; warlike or martial.

From Argyll, a region in Scotland.

Best or most excellent.

Uncertain; possibly related to 'río' (river) or a place name.

From the estate of Aethelred or from a place name meaning 'eagle settlement.'

Army man or warrior.

Eagle power or strong as an eagle.

Bear or stone, possibly derived from Celtic elements meaning strength and endura...

Gift of Artemis or devoted to Artemis.

Bear or stone, possibly derived from Celtic elements meaning strength and endura...

Bear or noble warrior.

Uncertain; possibly 'bear' or related to Arcturus.

Diminutive of Arthur; possibly 'bear' or related to Arcturus.

Eagle tree or eagle wood.

Physician or healer.

Uncertain; possibly related to age, wisdom, or a place name.

He gathers or collector.

From the ash tree settlement or fortress.

Without shame or shameless, derived from Greek elements meaning 'without' and 's...

She belongs to her father or devoted to the Egyptian sun god.

Fire of Baal or ash-colored strength.

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Old English elements relati...

Settlement where ash trees grow.

Possibly meaning 'she who dwells in the forest' or a literary invention.

Settlement by the spring or stream where ducks gather.

A surname possibly derived from a place name or Old English elements, of uncerta...

Meaning uncertain.

Possibly meaning 'father' or derived from Germanic roots meaning 'noble' or 'est...

Dweller at the water or settlement by the water.

Settlement of Auca or land of the oak trees.

Possibly meaning 'noble strength' or derived from Audrey.

Possibly meaning 'noble strength' with a French diminutive suffix.

Venerable, majestic, or worthy of respect.

Majestic or venerable, derived from the Latin title given to Roman emperors.

Majestic or venerable, derived from the Roman imperial title.

Venerable, majestic, or worthy of respect.

Majestic, venerable, or worthy of respect.

Golden or of gold, derived from the Latin word for gold.

Derived from Augustinus, meaning 'great' or 'venerable.'

Possibly meaning 'boar strength' or 'wild boar.'

Possibly meaning 'boar strength,' 'wild boar,' or 'April.'

Ruler of the elves or elf ruler.

Settlement of Afa or settlement associated with oats.

Father of peace.

Meaning uncertain.

East or morning sun.