Boy Names Starting With A

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

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.

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.

Father of peace; derived from Hebrew and Scandinavian roots

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

Noble

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

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

Earth; humanity as created from dust in Islamic tradition

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

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

Ideal and perfect, representing virtue and excellence

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

Man; of the earth

Crown in Yoruba, conveying royalty and honor. Also used as short for Adrian.

Crown brings joy; from Yoruba Ade (crown) and Bayo (joy comes).

Crown has come; a Yoruba name expressing joy at the arrival of a child.

Crown of prosperity or wealth brought to the crown, a Yoruba blessing.

Refined or cultured

Just and fair; noble character.

Means 'noble natured' or 'noble kind.'

Germanic name combining 'adal' (noble) and 'berht' (bright), meaning 'noble and bright.'

Man, humanity, earth.

Crown of honor or honorable crown

Crown born overseas, from Yoruba 'ade' (crown) and 'tokunbo' (born abroad).

Crown befits him; combines Yoruba words for crown and wear, suggesting royal bearing.

Yoruba name meaning 'crown befits me'; from 'ade' (crown) and 'yemi' (befits me).

Arabic term for the Islamic call to prayer. Less common as a personal name.

Supreme king; from Sanskrit 'adhi' (supreme/above) and 'raj' (king).

Supported; steadfast; firmly established

Non-duality; central concept in Advaita Vedanta philosophy denoting the unified nature of all reality without separation.

Sanskrit name related to adhyana meaning 'study,' 'reflection,' or 'meditation.' Symbolizes wisdom and learning.

Hebrew name meaning 'ornament,' or Sanskrit meaning 'first/primordial.'

Cultured or refined person

First god or primordial divine being; the original deity.

God is my ornament or adorned by God; blessed and dignified.

Just, fair, and equitable; reflects wisdom and justice in Arabic tradition.

Portuguese/Brazilian name derived from Arabic Adil meaning 'just' or 'fair'; symbolizes justice and virtue.

Sensual, delicate. Hebrew origin suggesting refinement.

Mighty or noble; possibly derived from Hebrew adir meaning powerful.

Means 'beginning' or 'commencement' in Sanskrit, symbolizing a fresh start or new chapter.

The sun; symbolizes light, energy, and divine radiance in Hindu tradition.

Belonging to the sun, sun god

Means 'the chargers' or 'the coursers,' referring to galloping horses; from Quran's Al-Adiyat (Chapter 100)

Hebrew origin meaning 'my witness' or 'adorned by the Lord', symbolizing divine favor.

Eagle

Of uncertain direct meaning; an ancient Arabian name of noble significance.

Noble wolf, from Germanic 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf'.

From Germanic elements meaning 'noble wolf.' Represents nobility and strength.

Noble wolf; combines Germanic elements 'adal' (noble) and 'wolf'.

Man of the earth; derived from the Hebrew word for earth or ground.

Lord or master. Hebrew term conveying authority and respect.

Hebrew word meaning my Lord or my Master; expresses reverence and divine address.

Lord or Master; divine authority

My Lord is Yahweh; expresses devotion to the divine.

My Lord is Yahweh; expressing devotion to the divine.

God is my Lord, from Hebrew Adonai (Lord) and Yah (God)

Hebrew biblical name meaning 'my lord is exalted,' composed of 'adon' (lord) and 'ram' (exalted/high).

Very handsome; from Greek mythology associated with extraordinary beauty and youth.

Lord; from Hebrew Adon expressing divine lordship

Strong, manly, from the sea.

From Hadria; means dark or rich, referring to the Adriatic region

Derived from Hadria, an ancient city in northern Italy. Represents classical heritage and strength.

Man from Hadria. Variant of Adrian.

From Hadria. A variant of Adrian, from Latin origins.

From Hadria; variant of Adrian, a Latin name referring to the Hadrian region in ancient Italy.

Sanskrit name meaning 'non-duality' or 'not two,' representing the philosophical concept of ultimate unity.

Non-duality; from Sanskrit advaita, representing the philosophical concept of ultimate unity in Hindu philosophy.

Non-dual; unity consciousness. Derived from Advaita, a Hindu philosophical concept of non-dualism.

Sanskrit name meaning 'one without a path' or 'unique,' representing individuality.

Sanskrit name meaning 'incomparable' or 'without equal,' symbolizing uniqueness

Non-dual; from Advaita Vedanta philosophy meaning undivided unity or absence of duality.

The disciplined one or faithful. Related to Islamic traditions.

Little fire

Little fire; variant of Aidan from Irish 'Aodhán', related to Aedh the fire god

From Greek mythology, a nightingale princess transformed by divine power, representing transformation.

Leader and protector; associated with command and rulership

Trojan prince in Greek mythology; represents piety, duty, and heroic virtue in classical literature.

One strength; Irish form of Angus.

Means 'age' or 'eternal period', symbolizing timelessness and infinity.

Derived from Eric, meaning eternal ruler or ever powerful.