Baby Names Starting with A

Divine grace; divine helmet

Modern spelling of Andie/Andy, short for Andrea, Greek name meaning 'strong' or 'courageous'.

Little fire. Likely variant of Aiden.

Son of Andrew; conveys strength and manliness through its patronymic origin.

From Scandinavian meaning 'son of Anders' (manly); historically a patronymic surname.

Son of Andrew. A modern variant spelling of Anderson, from Greek andros (manly).

Priceless and worthy; Balkan/Greek form of Anthony, likely from Greek origins.

Priceless, invaluable, of inestimable worth

Means man or strong in Greek, variant form of Andrew.

Man-victor or manly. Represents strength and victory.

Man or warrior; represents strength.

Strong and courageous. Feminine form of Andrew, symbolizing bravery and valor.

Strong and manly; feminine variant of Andrew.

Strong and manly; feminine form of Andrew from Greek andros meaning man

Strong and manly; warrior or defender.

Brave and strong; a feminine variant of Andrew.

Strong and manly; Russian form of Andrew meaning strong, brave, or warrior.

Manly and masculine, from Greek Andreas

A diminutive of Andrea, meaning 'strong' or 'masculine', derived from the Greek name Andrew.

Strong and manly; a warrior with masculine strength

Strong, manly

Strong and manly.

Manly or strong, from Greek andros (man)

Strong and manly; a warrior.

Strong or manly. Denotes physical and moral strength.

Strong, manly

Warrior or strong one; feminine form of Andrew from Greek 'andros' (man, warrior)

Strong; manly

Manly, strong, or warrior-like. Derived from the Greek name Andreas.

From Hadria; a variant of Adrian

From Hadria; feminine form of Adrian

From the city of Hadria; strong and womanly.

Related to Andrew, from Greek Andreas meaning 'strong' or 'masculine.'

Of or from Hadria, an Italian city, derived from Latin Adrianus.

Strong and manly, derived from the Greek word andros meaning man.

Feminine form derived from Greek 'andros' meaning 'man' or 'masculine'.

Strong and manly; courageous warrior.

Man or warrior; Ukrainian form of Andrew with Greek roots.

Man; derived from Greek 'andros' meaning male

Ruler of men, from Greek 'andros' (man) and 'medea' (ruler).

Man or warrior; derived from Greek term for masculine or male.

Strong, manly, valiant.

Strong and manly. From the Greek word for a man of strength.

Strong and manly. Derived from the Greek 'Andreas'.

Strong and manly, symbolizing courage, valor, and masculine strength. A timeless virtue in modern spelling.

Strong and manly, Polish form of Andrew from the Greek Andreas

Grace; favored one

Friendly and affable; brings companionship and cheerfulness.

Companion or friendly; denotes warmth and sociability.

Friendly and affable; expresses warmth, sociability, and kindness.

Supreme ruler, without equal. A Sanskrit name representing sovereignty and uniqueness.

Without night or graceful; derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing brilliance and charm.

From Welsh 'eira,' meaning snow, symbolizing purity and winter's grace.

A feminine name meaning friendly or gracious.

From Hawaiian, meaning angel. Symbolizes a divine messenger or heavenly being.

Graceful and noble promise, a German name blending Anna (grace) with Liese/Elisabeth (God's promise).

Combination of Anna and Elisabeth. Graceful and devoted to God.

Grace and favor; from Anna meaning 'grace' in Hebrew

Ring; Italian diminutive suggesting something precious and circular.

Sweet; likely a variant of Anisha with Sanskrit roots.

Grace and favor; variant of Anna with divine blessing.

Grace, favor

Means 'grace'; a variant of Annette, diminutive of Anne.

Variant of Annette; from Anne, meaning grace.

Arabic name meaning 'spoils' or 'gains,' also the title of the eighth chapter of the Quran.

Without a body; a spiritual name suggesting transcendence and divine essence.

Angel; divine messenger of light.

Variant of Angie; from Latin 'angelus' meaning angel.

Messenger; from Latin and Greek meaning a divine messenger or spiritual being.

Messenger or angel. Symbolizes divine guidance and protection.

Combination of Angela ('angel,' 'messenger') and Marie ('beloved' or 'star of the sea').

Combination of Angel (messenger or celestial being) and de Jesus (of Jesus), expressing religious devotion.

French variant of Angela, from Latin "angelus" meaning "angel" or "messenger".

Angel or messenger. Represents divinity, grace, and spiritual guidance.

Variant of Angela, from Greek 'angelos' meaning 'messenger' or 'angel'.

Variant of Angela or Angeline, from Greek 'angelos' meaning 'messenger' or 'angel.' Represents divine grace and protection.

Angel, messenger (variant of Angela/Angeline)

Variant of Angelina, derived from Latin 'angelus' meaning 'angel.'

Angel or messenger, representing a heavenly or divine being

Variant of Angela, meaning angel or messenger.

Angels.

Angel or messenger; diminutive form from Latin 'angelus'.

Messenger; a divine or heavenly messenger.

Derived from angel, symbolizing a messenger or heavenly being of grace and protection.

Angel, messenger. A variant of Angelica, derived from Greek 'angelos' meaning 'angel' or 'messenger'.

Variant of Angela, meaning 'messenger' or 'angel.'

Like an angel; messenger of God.

Angelic or messenger-like; relating to or resembling an angel.

Messenger; derived from Greek angelos meaning 'angel' or 'messenger.'

Messenger or angel; represents divine communication

Angel; messenger

Angel, from Latin angelus meaning messenger.

Variant of Angela, meaning 'angel' or 'messenger.'

Related to angels; symbolizes divine grace and heavenly light.

Angel, heavenly messenger.

Spanish diminutive of Angel, meaning 'little angel,' suggesting innocence, purity, and divine protection.

Messenger, angel

A variant spelling of Angel, from Greek 'angelos', meaning 'messenger' or 'divine messenger'.

Variant of Angela, from Latin 'angelus' meaning 'angel' or 'messenger'.

Variant of Angela, meaning angel or messenger.

Feminine variant of Angelica, derived from Latin angelicus meaning 'angelic' or 'angel-like,' suggesting divine grace and celestial qualities.