Baby Names Starting with A

Defender of men; Scottish form of Alexander with Greek roots.

Defender of men; variant of Alexander.

Defender of men; a strong warrior and protector.

Variant spelling of Alison, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'noble'.

Olive tree; variant of Olivia from Latin 'oliva' symbolizing peace and wisdom.

Defender of men

Defender of mankind. From Greek aléxein (to defend) and andros (man).

Defender of men or protector, from the Greek name Alexander.

Defender of the people; represents courage and protection

Ascending, going up; the act of immigrating to Israel

Exalted or noble

Ascent or to ascend; exalted. Modern variant of the Hebrew name Aliyah.

Variation of Aliyah, meaning 'ascent' or 'exalted' in Hebrew, suggesting elevation and spiritual rise.

To ascend or rise; also refers to immigration to Israel in Jewish tradition

Variation of Aliyah; Hebrew word meaning 'ascent' or 'to ascend,' signifying spiritual elevation or going up.

Noble, exalted, or sublime; conveying the highest rank or status

God is my oath, expressing divine covenant and abundance

Related to the trade winds; inspired by 'alizé,' the gentle northeastern wind.

Persian name meaning 'elevated' or 'noble,' symbolizing high status and dignity.

Of noble birth, derived from Germanic roots

Variant of Alison, meaning noble (from Alice).

Other or noble one; derived from Slavic roots suggesting distinction and nobility.

God. The Arabic word for the Divine, used in Muslim cultures.

Harmony or fair; a feminine form with Scottish heritage.

Fair, bright. A variant of Alanna/Alannah emphasizing light and beauty.

Fair, bright; Irish variant of Alana meaning fair or bright

Grace; variant spelling of Alannah and Hannah with Hebrew origin.

Noble or brave; a Germanic name signifying qualities of honor and courage.

Noble. Germanic-derived variant of Alicia meaning noble birth.

Bright shining light; radiant and luminous.

Handsome, fair, or bright; derived from Gaelic origins

A variant spelling of Alexandra, from Greek meaning 'defender of mankind.' The name symbolizes protection and strength.

Defender of mankind. From the Greek Alexandra, representing protection and strength.

Defender of men; protector derived from Greek elements meaning 'to defend' and 'man.'

Defender of mankind

Defender, protector; one who wards off or prevents harm.

Defender of mankind

Related to Aliyah, meaning 'to ascend' or 'to go up' in Hebrew.

Noble, of noble birth; a variant spelling of Alice from Germanic roots.

Noble, of noble birth; variant of Alicia.

Noble; a variant of Allen, meaning 'fair' or 'noble' in English and Germanic traditions.

Noble, bright

Variant of Aline or Adeline, meaning noble or of noble birth.

A short form of Alice, meaning noble or of noble kind.

Noble and exalted

Noble kind; variant of Alice, conveying dignity and grace

From Germanic 'Alison', derived from 'Alice' meaning 'of noble birth'.

Noble and virtuous; from the delicate alyssum flower

Noble; of noble origin

Noble kind

Variant of Alex/Alexandria, from Greek meaning 'defender' or 'helper of mankind.'

Exalted or elevated; derived from Arabic/Hebrew meaning to ascend or rise.

The ascension; to ascend or rise up.

Noble; derived from Germanic roots meaning noble and elegant.

Hebrew name meaning 'oak tree,' symbolizing strength, stability, and longevity.

Fair and bright; noble and beautiful

Ascension

Combination of Allison (noble) and Anna (grace)

Of noble birth

Noble; of noble kind

Noble; a variant of Allie/Ally, derived from Germanic roots meaning noble (adal).

A modern variant spelling of Aliyah, a Hebrew name meaning 'ascend,' 'rise,' or 'to go up.' It symbolizes elevation and spiritual growth.

Variant of Alyssa, possibly derived from Greek Alice meaning 'noble'.

Variant of Alyssa or Alice, from Greek meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth.'

Noble, of noble birth

Noble; truthful and of exalted character

Variant of Allison; from Old German meaning 'of noble kind' or 'noble natured.'

Combination of soul and rose

Diamonds

Spanish/Portuguese word for almond, symbolizing delicacy and nourishment.

Nourishing or nurturing. A biblical name suggesting sustenance and care.

From the granary; Spanish name associated with the Virgin of Almudena, patroness of Madrid.

Love, affection, and compassion; embodies aloha spirit and warm greeting

From Germanic roots meaning famous warrior or noble.

French variant of Aloysius, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'famous warrior' or 'renowned in battle.'

From Sanskrit meaning light or brightness, symbolizing illumination and clarity of vision.

Oak tree.

Strong one or oak tree, from Hebrew.

Relates to oak trees and strength, suggesting resilience and steadfastness.