Boy Names Starting With A

My father is a gift.

From Hebrew meaning spring or springtime, representing renewal and rebirth. Literally refers to an ear of grain.

Father of light; my father is light in Hebrew

River

Father of multitudes.

Hebrew variant of Abraham, meaning father of many nations, symbolizing leadership and paternity.

Elf ruler. A modern spelling of Avery, signifying otherworldly power and sovereignty.

My God is my strength or might.

Father of many nations, the Yiddish spelling of the Hebrew name Abraham.

Father of multitudes; Yiddish form of Abraham representing paternal blessing and legacy.

Father of many; Yiddish diminutive form of the Hebrew name Abraham.

Elf ruler

Avyaan means 'without fear' or 'fearless' in Sanskrit.

Without beginning; infinite. Represents eternality and boundlessness in Sanskrit tradition.

Sanskrit name meaning 'a part of' or 'a portion'; symbolizes individuality within the universal whole and spiritual connection.

Not separated, united and continuous; signifies wholeness and inseparability

Compensation or return, symbolizing recompense and reciprocity in Arabic tradition.

Variant of Axel; means 'father of peace' from Old Norse roots.

Father of peace, divine reward

Scandinavian variant of Axel, meaning 'father of peace,' derived from Hebrew roots combining 'father' and 'peace.'

Father of peace, divine origin. Variant of Axel, from Old Norse Ásketill.

Worthy or deserving, from the Greek word axios meaning worthy or fitting.

Father of peace

Father of peace; represents harmony and protection.

Gift of God, splendid. Ayaan means a gift of God or noble in Arabic and Sanskrit.

Swift or rapid; a part or portion. Modern Sanskrit name combining 'ayan' (swift) with 'ansh' (part).

Graceful and swift; Sanskrit name conveying elegance and fluid movement.

Arabic name meaning to live or related to living and vitality.

Clear and serene, derived from Persian ayaz meaning bright or clear.

Little fire, associated with the Irish saint Aodh

Little fire

From Hadria, a city in northern Italy; represents nobility and strength.

Moon ruler or moon prince. Turkish name combining ay (moon) with han (ruler/khan).

Little fire; derived from Irish tradition, a modern variant of Aiden or Aidan with Celtic roots.

We praise; a Yoruba name expressing praise and reverence

Means blessed, fortunate, or auspicious.

Joy; a Yoruba name representing happiness, delight, and celebration.

Yoruba name combining 'Ayo' (joy) and 'bami' (mine/owner). Means my joy or joy owner.

A Yoruba name combining 'Ayo' (joy) and 'deji' (to carry), meaning 'joy bearer' or 'carrier of joy'.

Joy has come home; a Yoruba name combining ayo (joy) and dele (come home).

My joy has arrived

Joy and blessing. Represents happiness, divine favor, and good fortune.

Joy of God; combines 'ayo' (joy) and 'oluwa' (God), symbolizing divine joy.

Arabic form of Job, from Hebrew meaning 'father of sorrows' or the biblical name Job.

Mountain of strength or exalted; variant of Aaron symbolizing leadership and elevation.

Derived from the Scottish place name Ayr, representing a geographical origin or connection to southwest Scotland.

Turkish name conveying brightness and beauty; a combination of Ay (moon) and sun imagery.

Arabic name, variant of Job or Ayyub, meaning "father of many". Related to the biblical prophet Job.

Life or lifespan; symbolizes vitality, longevity, and the breath of existence.

Arabic variant of Job, the biblical patriarch known for patience and perseverance through suffering.

Evident or manifest in Arabic; symbolizes clarity, truthfulness, and visibility.

Arabic form of Job; represents patience and perseverance in Islamic tradition.

Free, independent, or liberated; symbolizing freedom and autonomy.

The call to prayer, elevation.

Free or freedom.

Whom God made or God's helper; a Hebrew name with spiritual significance.

God has strengthened; conveying divine empowerment and resilience.

Great or mighty. Represents power and magnitude.

Fire or the month of December; from Persian meaning brightness and radiance.

God has helped; Portuguese/Spanish form of Hebrew Azariah.

Related to Azariah, meaning 'Yahweh is my help' in Hebrew.

Variant of Azrael, the Hebrew archangel associated with divine mercy and transition.

God helps or God is my helper, derived from Hebrew Azariah.

God has helped or God is my help, derived from Hebrew roots meaning divine assistance and support.

God has helped; Hebrew variant referring to divine assistance and protection.

God has helped. A Hebrew variant of Azariah, emphasizing divine assistance.

New house, modern variant of Xavier from Basque 'etxe' (house) and 'berri' (new).

God has helped or strengthened; related to Azariah.

God strengthens; appears in Hebrew religious tradition as an angelic or demonic figure

Great and mighty; powerful and strong

Mighty, powerful, or honored; represents strength and nobility.

Modern variant of Ezekiel meaning 'God will strengthen' or 'God strengthens.' Carries biblical significance and divine protection.

Blooming or flourishing; refers to flowers and blossoms.

Means 'mighty,' 'great,' or 'determined' in Arabic.

Mighty, powerful, or dignified. Represents strength and honor.

Precious, mighty, or powerful; signifies strength and value

Arabic name associated with nobility and greatness, related to the concept of exaltation.

Malay word meaning 'tiger,' symbolic of strength and courage.

From Hebrew elements meaning 'God helps.' Known as the angel of death in Jewish and Islamic tradition.

Variant of Azrael, a Hebrew name meaning 'God helps.' In religious tradition, the name of the angel of death.

God is my help; divine messenger

The mythical ancestral homeland of the Aztec people in Mesoamerican mythology.

Blue; derived from French word for sky blue or azure

Determined, mighty, firm-willed