Baby Names Starting with A

From Hebrew meaning father of peace; biblical son of King David known for his rebellion.

Father of (prefix in Arabic naming)

Father of the young camel; noble father. Variant of Abu Bakr, the first Caliph of Islam.

From Arabic 'Abu Bakr' meaning father of the young camel or father of the pure one. Significant Islamic name.

Arabic name meaning 'father of the young camel'; Abu means 'father of' and Bakr means 'young camel.'

Arabic name meaning 'father of the young camel,' historically significant as the name of the first Islamic Caliph.

From Latin 'abundus' meaning abundant or plentiful; symbolizes generosity and prosperity.

One who provides help and support; derived from Abu (father of) and associated with the esteemed companion of Prophet Muhammad.

Father's joy; conveys happiness and delight brought by a daughter.

My father's joy; a variant spelling of Abigail.

Abyssinia is the historical name for Ethiopia, representing ancient African heritage and independence.

From the Acadia region in northeastern North America.

From the acacia tree, representing protection, strength, and resilience.

Sharp or fierce (from Latin), also the genus name for maple trees

From Greek mythology; the name of the great warrior hero Achilles.

Greek name derived from Achilles, the legendary hero of the Trojan War in Greek mythology, symbolizing strength and valor.

Ancient Greek name of uncertain origin, possibly from 'achos' (pain), symbolizing strength and heroism.

Greek form of Achilles, the legendary greatest warrior of the Trojan War.

Ache or grief; from Greek mythology, the greatest warrior of the Trojan War.

God will establish; from Hebrew Joachim, composed of 'Yah' (God) and establish.

A name from Dinka culture of South Sudan with deep cultural significance.

Anklet; ornament. A Hebrew name denoting adornment and beauty.

Father of peace; derived from Hebrew and Scandinavian roots

Daughter of the king; royal daughter

Ornament or adornment; Hebrew name symbolizing beauty and decoration.

God's ornament; Hebrew name expressing divine adornment.

Dun-colored; Scottish and Irish name with possible connections to the place Adare.

Noble

Of noble lineage; noble. Variation of Adeline.

Variant of Adeline, derived from Germanic 'adal' meaning 'noble'

Variant of Adeline, derived from the Germanic element 'adal' meaning noble or of noble birth.

Noble, from Germanic 'adal' meaning noble or aristocratic.

Noble; of noble birth or lineage

Noble and graceful. A variant of Adeline derived from Germanic roots meaning nobility.

Justice; fairness and righteousness in Turkish tradition.

Noble and of noble birth. A Germanic name emphasizing aristocratic dignity and lineage.

Spanish name from Arabic al-dalil, meaning guide or leader; historically referred to a military commander or chief.

Of noble descent or noble natured; represents dignity and aristocratic qualities.

Variant of Adeline, derived from Germanic 'adal' meaning 'noble'.

Noble and kind, from Germanic roots meaning 'noble' and 'gentle'

Noble one, of noble kind

Variant of Adeline, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth.'

Derived from Germanic elements meaning noble, a variant of Adeline with connotations of nobility and gentleness.

Noble, of noble kind

Noble

Man or son of red earth. Hebrew origin referring to humankind or earth-derived.

Earth; humanity as created from dust in Islamic tradition

From the earth or mankind; feminine form of Adam derived from Hebrew

Spanish origin, possibly meaning 'related to Adam.'

Son of Adam; a surname converted to a first name, referencing the biblical first man.

Daughter of gold; golden daughter.

Fire in Hebrew, also the name of a Hebrew month (February-March) symbolizing renewal and joy.

Arabic origin meaning 'noble,' 'virgin,' or 'exalted,' representing dignity and purity.

Ideal and perfect, representing virtue and excellence

An Igbo name traditionally referring to a daughter or female child in Igbo culture.

Servant of God; combines Hebrew 'abd' (servant) and 'el' (God).

Noble.

Noble; of noble nature and character.

Noble and graceful; represents dignity and strength

Man; of the earth

Adam's son, derived from the English surname Addison used as a given name.

Noble and graceful, from Germanic roots meaning noble nature with gentle kindness.

Modern variant of Adeline, from Germanic 'adal' meaning 'noble,' conveying high status and dignity.

Noble and graceful; from Germanic roots signifying nobility and dignity.

Son of Adam, descendant of Adam.

Son of Adam, child of Adam

Variant of Addison, meaning 'child of Adam' in English.