Baby Names Starting with A

Autumn, symbolizing change, harvest, and transition

Means 'warrior' or 'soldier'; represents courage, strength, and protective power

Wise or knowledgeable, from the Arabic name Hakim.

Autumn child; from Japanese 'aki' (autumn) and 'ko' (child)

Arabic name meaning intelligent, wise, or peaceful.

Intelligent, wise, or virtuous.

Intelligent and wise; one who uses reason.

Intelligence, wisdom, and mental acuity. A word-name from Swahili culture.

God will establish or God has raised up, from Hebrew 'Yehoyakim.'

Yoruba origin meaning 'warrior' or 'brave.'

Meaning varies with kanji; commonly relating to bright or red.

Japanese name meaning 'autumn', symbolizing the season of change and maturity.

Bright, clear, intelligent, dawn

Named after the Akita dog breed region; may reference autumn in some interpretations.

Meaning dependent on kanji used; typically associated with autumn.

A significant biblical and historical Hebrew name, notably borne by Rabbi Akiva.

Born on Sunday in Akan tradition; a day name used in West African cultures.

Most generous or most noble; from Arabic 'akrama' meaning to honor or show generosity.

Hospitable, welcoming, and gracious. A Slavic variant of Oksana, emphasizing social warmth.

Father of peace; helper of men

Sky or firmament; derived from Sanskrit meaning 'infinite' or 'axis'.

Indestructible or eternal; from Sanskrit relating to letters, characters, and permanence.

Indestructible; eternal

A letter or syllable; imperishable or eternal in Sanskrit philosophy.

Letter, syllable, or imperishable; represents written and spoken word.

Unspoiled and whole. A Sanskrit name meaning undamaged or intact.

Unharmed, unhurt, or intact; symbolizes purity and wholeness.

Indestructible or eternal; invariable and unchanging.

Imperishable, eternal, or inexhaustible; represents permanence and boundless potential.

Means indestructible and eternal. Represents something that cannot be destroyed or harmed.

Born on Wednesday; Akan naming tradition based on day of birth.

From Arabic meaning 'excellence', 'nobility', or 'loftiness'.

A variant of Alicia, derived from Germanic roots meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth.'

Nobility of faith; from Arabic roots meaning 'exalted' and 'faith/religion'.

To ascend; spiritually elevated and rising.

Exalted or high

French form of Alan, traditionally meaning 'handsome' or 'noble'.

Noble, harmonious; serene and peaceful

Variant of Alana or Elaine, from Celtic/English origins.

Modern variant of Alana or Elaine, meaning fair or bright.

Noble or of noble birth

Modern variant of Aliyah, a Hebrew name meaning 'ascent' or 'to ascend'; spiritually represents elevation and rising.

Leader and guide; one who shows the way and directs others with authority.

World; universe; sign or realm

The trustworthy or faithful one; related to Arabic Amin.

Handsome or noble; from Scottish/Gaelic meaning 'fair' and 'handsome.'

A variant of Alexandra, meaning 'defender of men' in Greek. Symbolizes protection and strength.

Fair or noble, related to the Scottish/Irish name Alan.

Orange tree, fragrant, precious

Bright or fair; related to Alan or Alba.

Bright, cheerful. Represents joy and light.

A compound name combining Alan meaning noble or fair with Michael meaning who is like God.

Means 'fair' or 'handsome'; variant spelling of Alan.

Fair or bright. Irish name meaning noble and radiant.

Noble and bright; cheerful

Stubbornness or pride; derived from the Arabic meaning to be stubborn or resolute.

Son of Alan. Combines Alan (from Gaelic, meaning 'fair' or 'noble') with the suffix '-son'.

Derived from Alanya, a coastal city in Turkey; or variant of Alana meaning fair and bright.

Spanish variant of Alonzo; derived from Germanic 'Adalfuns' meaning 'noble and willing'.

Great ruler or all-ruler. From Germanic ala (all) and ric (ruler), symbolizing authority.

Elf ruler or all-ruler, from Germanic 'elf' and 'ruler' elements.

Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander, meaning 'defender of men', representing protection and strength.

Noble, respected one. Fula language of West Africa.

Defender of men; Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander

Defender of men. A strong, protective name with classical roots.

Avenging spirit; one who cannot be forgotten or escaped

Modern variant combining Laura (meaning "laurel" in Latin) with the prefix "Al-".

Fair and bright; noble and shining.

Bright or fair; variant of Alaina or Alanna with Celtic roots.

Noble; derived from the alyssum flower

From Alba or of Alba; Latin origin representing whiteness and purity.

Place name derived from Alba, referring to Scotland or cities named Albany.

The innocent one; represents purity and freedom

Innocence and purity. Represents spiritual cleanliness.

White, bright. From Slavic elements meaning fair or pale.