Baby Names Starting with A

Little fire, from Irish 'Aodhán.'

Halo of light or moonlight; evokes the radiance and beauty of the moon.

Life, lifespan, or longevity in Sanskrit.

Long-lived or possessing longevity in Sanskrit; represents a long, prosperous life.

Mighty or powerful

Fresh or new; symbolizes renewal and vitality in Arabic.

Eternity, eternal

Father's joy or brings joy to the father.

Father's joy or father's delight, variant of Abigail

Father's joy. From Hebrew ab (father) and gail (joy or delight).

Related to water and purity. Associated with Abanbar in Zoroastrian tradition.

Servant of Anubis; Coptic form of Anubis, Egyptian god of the afterlife and mummification.

A name from classical Greek mythology, borne by a grandson of Danaus in ancient Greek legend.

An Arabic name meaning 'stern' or 'austere,' derived from the root word for those qualities.

Born to bring joy, pleasant father

Means 'father' in Aramaic and Hebrew. Used in spiritual and familial contexts throughout religious tradition.

Father's joy. Expresses delight and happiness as a paternal gift.

Father's joy; represents paternal happiness and blessing.

Father's joy. Variant of the Hebrew name Abigail with deep biblical roots.

Stern, austere, or serious. Represents strength and dignity.

Father's joy; brings joy to father

Father's joy; diminutive form related to the Hebrew name Abigail.

Father's joy; expresses paternal happiness and blessing

Variant of Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices'.

My father's joy or father is strength, from Hebrew Avigayil combining avi (father) and gayil (joy).

Variant of Abigail, Hebrew meaning 'my father's joy' or 'father's rejoicing.' Represents happiness and blessing.

Father's joy; my father rejoices.

One who leads a monastery; father. From Latin abba.

Variant of Abby, from Hebrew Avigayil meaning 'father's joy', symbolizing familial delight and divine blessing.

Father's joy and delight; brings happiness to one's father.

Variant of Abigail; means 'my father's joy' in Hebrew.

Arabic name meaning 'servant of Allah' or 'servant of God', reflecting devotion to the divine.

Means 'servant of God,' from Arabic abd (servant) and Allah (God).

Servant of the Merciful One, referring to God's mercy in Islamic tradition.

Servant of; typically used as a prefix in compound Arabic names such as Abdelrahman or Abdelmajid.

Arabic name meaning servant of the Mighty or Powerful One (Al-Aziz).

Servant of the Merciful One. A deeply respectful Arabic name combining 'Abdel' (servant of) with 'Rahman' (the Merciful), one of God's 99 names.

Servant of God

Servant of God; derived from the Hebrew biblical name Obadiah

Servant of the Mighty; from Arabic Abd (servant) and Aziz (mighty, powerful).

Arabic name combining 'Abdi' (servant/slave of) with 'Fatah' (the Opener, victory)

Servant of the Powerful, combining the Arabic elements for servant and powerful/capable.

Arabic name combining 'Abdi' (servant/slave of) with 'Malik' (king), symbolizing divine kingship

Arabic name meaning 'servant of the mighty one', combining Abd (servant) with Nasir (mighty/helper).

Servant of the Merciful One; combines Abdi (servant of) with Rahim (the merciful).

Servant of the Merciful One; from Arabic abd (servant) and Rahman (the Merciful)

Servant of the Provider; servant of sustenance in Arabic tradition

Father of judgment or cloud of judgment; a biblical Hebrew name.

Servant of God

Servant of, follower of (typically used in compounds with divine names)

Variant of Abdullah, meaning servant of God in Islamic tradition, expressing devotion and humility.

West African name, likely variant of Abdoulaye, meaning servant of Allah.

Servant of the Merciful; combines 'Abd' (servant) and 'al-Rahman' (the Merciful, a divine attribute).

Servant of the One; from Arabic 'Abd al-Ahad,' referring to God as the singular unity.

Servant of the Divine. Combines Abdul (servant of) with Ilahi (the Divine).

Servant of Allah; West African form of Abdullah.

Servant of God, combining Abdul meaning 'servant' with Allah meaning 'God'.

Arabic name meaning 'servant of the Mighty,' composed of 'Abd' (servant) and 'Aziz' (powerful).

Servant of Al-Basit, the Expander; one of the 99 Names of Allah.

Servant of the Guide; devoted follower of wise leadership.

Servant of the Wise; servant of Al-Hakeem (one of the 99 Names of God).

Servant of the Gentle One. An Islamic name honoring God's attribute of patience and mildness.

Servant of the praised one; combines Abdul (servant of) with Hameed (the praised, praiseworthy)

Servant of the Praised One; combines Abdul (servant of) with Hamid (the praised).

Servant of the Great; Abdul means 'servant of' and Kabir means 'the Great' in Arabic, symbolizing reverence and divine majesty.

An Arabic name meaning 'servant of the Mighty One,' referring to God's almighty power in Islamic tradition.

Servant of the Generous One; a combination of Abdul (servant) and Kareem (noble, generous).

Servant of the Generous One; derived from Arabic Abdul (servant of) and Karim (generous, noble).

Servant of Allah; from Arabic Abd meaning servant and Allah meaning God.

Arabic meaning 'servant of God,' derived from Abd-Allah (عبد الله), expressing devotion.

Servant of God; expressing devotion and submission to Allah.

Servant of the Mighty or Great; a theophoric name honoring divine strength and power.

Servant of the King; Arabic name reflecting devotion and noble service.

From Arabic: Abd (servant) + Raheem (merciful). Means 'Servant of the Merciful,' expressing devotion to divine compassion.

Servant of the Merciful, a theophoric name honoring Allah's attribute of mercy and compassion.

Servant of the Merciful; Abd (servant) + al-Rahman (the Merciful, one of God's names in Islam).

Servant of the Provider; from Arabic Abdul (servant of) and Razak (the Provider, one of Allah's 99 names).

Servant of peace. Theophoric name combining Abdul (servant of) with Salam (peace).

Servant of As-Samad, one of the 99 names of Allah meaning The Eternal or The Sustainer.

Servant of the Mighty or Servant of the Giver; combining 'Abdul' (servant) and 'Wahab' (the mighty giver).

Servant of. Common prefix in Arabic names meaning 'servant of God' or another divine attribute.

Servant of the Merciful; combines Abd (servant) with Rahman (the Merciful)

Servant of the Merciful; combines Abd (servant) and Rahman (the Merciful).

Servant of the merciful. Islamic name emphasizing devotion and compassion.

An Aramaic name meaning servant of Nebo; a biblical figure thrown into the fiery furnace and saved by divine intervention.

Fragrance or aroma; an Arabic name symbolizing grace, beauty, and sweet presence.

Father's joy; source of joy to one's father

Breath, vapor, son

Breath or vanity; Spanish diminutive of Abel from Hebrew origin

Bee; small and industrious.

An Akan day name given to girls born on Tuesday. In Ghanaian culture, carries the significance of the day of birth.

Stone of help, from Hebrew eben (stone) and ezer (help).

We asked for her; Yoruba name expressing gratitude for a daughter's birth

At the mouth of the River Dee; derived from Scottish geography.

Sanskrit name meaning 'fearless' or 'without fear.' Signifies courage and bravery.

Fearless, combining Sanskrit elements Abhaya (fearless) with Ram (Rama/divine). Represents courage and spiritual protection.

Fearless; without fear

Sanskrit name meaning 'victorious' or 'conquering towards', combining 'abhi' (towards) and 'jay' (victory).

Resistant to weapons or one who penetrates; from Sanskrit, referring to a hero in the Mahabharata.

A Sanskrit name meaning new, novel, innovative, or unprecedented.

Fearless, invincible; one without fear.

Fearless king. From Sanskrit elements meaning fearless and ruler.

Fearless, brave, without fear

Anointing; one who anoints. Associated with divine grace and blessing in Hindu tradition.

My father is joy

My father is God; combining Hebrew 'ab' (father) and 'Yah' (God).

Variant of Abigail, from Hebrew meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices'.

God is my father; biblical name representing divine paternity and protection.

Arabic 'worshipper' or 'one who worships', from the root 'abd' meaning to serve or worship.

Worshipper or devout; one who is faithful and devoted.

Hebrew name meaning "my father is God". Composed of "abi" (father) and "el" (God).

Father's joy; source of paternal happiness

My father's joy; one who brings delight and happiness

Father's joy. Represents delight, happiness, and paternal love.

My father's joy, expressing paternal affection and delight

Father's joy; expressing paternal delight. From Hebrew roots (Avigayil).

Father's joy; my father is joyful.

my father's joy or source of joy

Variant spelling of Abigail; Hebrew origin meaning 'father's joy' or 'my father rejoices.'

My father is joy; variant spelling of Abigail with Hebrew origin.

Modern variant of Abigail; means 'father's joy' or 'source of joy' in Hebrew tradition.

My Father is Yahweh. Hebrew biblical name expressing devotion to God.

Biblical place name in ancient Aramaic-speaking regions referring to a fertile area.

My father is God. Hebrew name combining abi (father) and el (God).

My father is king, from Hebrew 'abi' (father) and 'melech' (king).

Born into wealth. Yoruba name expressing good fortune and prosperity.

Fragrant, perfumed

My father is Jesse; father of gifts.

A Hebrew name with roots in paternal and divine concepts.

My father is a gift; symbolizes divine blessing and paternal strength.

Born with wealth; one who was born into an affluent home

Father's joy; a modern variant spelling of Abigail, deriving its meaning from Hebrew roots.

Father of Bakr; relates to the first Caliph in Islamic tradition

Father of multitudes or father of a great nation, signifying abundance, leadership, and blessing.

Father of many nations

Father of multitudes.

Father of multitudes

Father of multitudes. Variant spelling of Abraham from Hebrew Avraham.

Spanish form of Abram or Abraham, from the Hebrew Avraham, meaning 'father of a multitude.'

Righteous, pious, virtuous

A mystical deity in Gnostic and ancient magical traditions, associated with cosmic power and divine knowledge

Variant of Abraham, from Hebrew meaning 'father of a multitude'.

God is my strength; God is my hero

Silk; symbolizes elegance, delicacy, and refinement.